It’s you're right to carry a gun, as long as you do it legally and have a permit.
But what does it mean when you go to a restaurant and they have a sign up that says no guns allowed?
Well, no guns means no guns and you need to know the difference between private property and public property if you carry. Just because the public is invited does not mean its public property
”We want everyone to have fun but we want to keep everyone safe,” explained Peter Helfrich of Buffalo Wild Wings.
Buffalo Wild Wings isn't alone with their no gun policy. Patron safety is one of the main reasons, but it's a property owners rights issue as well and anyone who does not could be in trouble legally
”If they are aware that you have a firearm they could ask you to leave and if you refuse to leave to be arrested for trespassing,” commented PSP Trooper Adam Reed.
So even if you have a permit to carry you’re not permitted and welcome to go everywhere with a gun.
But what does it mean when you go to a restaurant and they have a sign up that says no guns allowed?
Well, no guns means no guns and you need to know the difference between private property and public property if you carry. Just because the public is invited does not mean its public property
”We want everyone to have fun but we want to keep everyone safe,” explained Peter Helfrich of Buffalo Wild Wings.
Buffalo Wild Wings isn't alone with their no gun policy. Patron safety is one of the main reasons, but it's a property owners rights issue as well and anyone who does not could be in trouble legally
”If they are aware that you have a firearm they could ask you to leave and if you refuse to leave to be arrested for trespassing,” commented PSP Trooper Adam Reed.
So even if you have a permit to carry you’re not permitted and welcome to go everywhere with a gun.