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I'm willing to bet Safeway had a sign on their door barring concealing weapons.
"
by
ty97
(well, not just barring concelaing them...barring them at all)
Posted by
ty97
Aug 10 '09, 13:01
(that was poorly worded)
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I did a little research. It appears that AZ allows private businesses to decide whether guns are alllowed or not
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ty97
Aug 10, 13:17
Not knowing the specifics, how can that be legal if there's a carry and conceal law on the books? -- nm
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Stephen
Aug 10, 13:02
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Interesting. Would seem to defeat the purpose of a C&C though. -- nm
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Stephen
Aug 10, 13:08
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If you can deny someone entry for, say, not wearing shoes, you should be able to do the same for someone carrying a gun IMO -- nm
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Roger More
Aug 10, 13:10
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so would dropping your gun. -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 10, 13:08
The signs on Austin bars were kind of surreal. -- nm
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Reagen
Aug 10, 13:06
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Depends how the law is written, I guess. Businesses in Ohio are allowed to bar firearms from the premises whether the carrier has a permit or not. -- nm
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TWuG
Aug 10, 13:05
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