U.S. House Passes NRA-backed National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Legislation

[jlanecole]

Actually they are posted on the entry ways of most public buildings. I know they are posted around here on all super markets, resurants etc if you are not supposed to carry a concealed firearm. You should look more closely at the stickers posted on the front entry ways if you are concealing. If you are caught with a concealed weapon in a buisness that has it posted you may have your ccw suspended.Pisses you off don't it. If everyone was able to carry, not just concealed, but on their hip there would be ALOT less criminal behavior. The morons that make these laws don't relize this or are to ignorant to see it. Libererals mostly but not entirely, sad to say.

I think Nightowl meant that what meets the requirements for posting in one state, may not be enforceable in another. In Texas, for instance, a business owner can post a sign with letters 5 feet tall that says, 'NO CONCEALED HANDGUNS! EVEN WITH A LICENSE!' and it would not legally prohibit license owners from entering. We, thankfully, have very specific posting requirements. I have no idea what is sufficient in, say, Missouri (Picture of a gun with a line through it? 3"X5" notecard that says 'No Weapons'?

I can carry into a liquor store in Texas, can I do that in Colorado? I don't know. What about banks, or police stations, or...? I know my own state laws regarding these, but not other states.

I'm not actually looking for answers to these questions, I'm just pointing out that the state concealed carry laws are all very different in respect to specific requirements.

 

[vector16]

When applying for a ccw, it tells you these things. For instance, you cannot carry in a federal building, police station, post office, bank etc. those are federaly mandated. If a store owner has a sign posted you may not carry a concealed weapon into their store that is backed by the law. A store owner has to apply for that "sticker". They can't just put it up like a home owner posting a sign in front of their house, on the street "no parking''. That is agaist the law as well. All of this is in the application for the CCW. You really have to read things befor eyou sign on the dotted line, not sign and read later.

 

[jlanecole]

That's just what I'm getting at. All the states have different rules. Federal property and post offices are off limits everywhere, but I can assure you, in Texas, I can carry into a bank, unless it's properly posted (most are not), and police stations, unless they also contain a court, and many other places that may not be allowed in other states. I promise you, I have read the laws that govern concealed carry of a handgun in the state I live in, and it's probably very different than yours.

 

[OFT II]

And Texas is likely one of the few states that allows licensed concealed carry inside the state capitol building.

 

[jlanecole]

That's right, there's even a special entrance for it, now!

 

[vector16]

I gotta move to TX and Get out of CA. CA has way to many BS laws and currupt politicians that want to reward to criminals and punish the law abiding. Anyone have a room for rent?

 

[MikeChandler]

I gotta move to TX and Get out of CA. CA has way to many BS laws and currupt politicians that want to reward to criminals and punish the law abiding. Anyone have a room for rent?

California is rapidly becoming a police-state. They will cram down your throat political-correctness over the most extreme sexually related issues (and drugs too), but then go out of their way to not only ignore but to undermine your constitutional right to bear arms. They are grooming their population to be a bunch of sedated, socialist, pacifist, perverts.

We should just let them join the EU; removing that voting demographic alone would improve US politics, and thereby everything else, regardless of the GDP lost.

Were I you, I would move while they still allow it.