A valid point. but I believe that we need to chose our battles wisely. Maybe it is different in parts of Texas that I don't visit often, but I haven't seen that many 30.06 signs on private property. I can understand the some confusion from out of staters, but it is their responsibilty to check it out before they visit here.KD5NRH wrote: The problem being that, in the case of private property, this wording gives the false impression that the property owner had no choice in the matter. While most of us should understand the implications pretty well, someone from out of state could easily be misled by this sign, and assume that all businesses of that type are off-limits, or that the property owner is not exercising his free will in banning licensed carriers from the property.
It could also turn a simple printing into a more serious issue if a non-CHL has decided that, for example, all gas stations are off limits since they've seen one posted with 30.06.
So, is it an issue worth taking up, and if so, how should the wording be changed?
Some priority issues we need to address this session are:
1: clarify, ease or remove restrictions at schools.
2: Stand your ground law including holding those who make a good defensive shoot harmless for civil liability
3: Defend ourselves agsinst any new legislation from the antis