Carrying onto the premises of a "No carry" establishment is a moot point until a person has to voluntarily make the firearm visible, or somehow allows the CCW to be seen. It's another lawsuit waiting to happen.

"No carry" policies in commercial establishments have nothing to do with usurping individual rights ... they are proprietary conduct policies, not far removed from "No shirts, no shoes, no service" ... I have a right to do most anything I want on my property, from cutting the grass, to letting my dog dig holes, to relieving a full bladder on the black walnut tree out back. If I go into Store X, I have to comport myself differently based on that store's policies. Are my rights violated or impugned in any way? Absolutely not. If Store X requires no carry, okay ... I either patronize Store X armed only with non-firearm items (flashlight, knife, pepper spray, etc.), or go to Store Y.

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I'm with the banned ...