Monster truck competition a "profession sporting event"?

[WildBill]

Now, to throw another twist into it, hunting and fishing is also mentioned. So, that means if you were a guest on a professional hunting show, or fishing in a BASS tournament, you would be illegal carrying (not withstanding COE lakes being off limits already)

It would be quite ironic not being able to carry at a professional hunting event.

[Carlitos]

Sorry for reviving a 2 year old thread, but being as how there has been some new legislation passed recently, I thought it appropriate. Plus, I'm planning on going to Monster Jam tonight. Any update, changes of opinion?

[Keith B]

No changes in laws as for carry. Still can't carry at a professional sporting event. Now, is it, or is it not? That is still the question.

[Carlitos]

Got it. Thanks!!

[AJSully421]

If they have a metal detector, then it is a professional sporting event.

If the do not have a metal detector, then it is not a professional sporting event.

See how easy that is?

[Keith B]

If they have a metal detector, then it is a professional sporting event.

If the do not have a metal detector, then it is not a professional sporting event.

See how easy that is?

Incorrect. I have seen plenty of professional sporting events that don't have metal detectors.

[AJSully421]

If they have a metal detector, then it is a professional sporting event.

If the do not have a metal detector, then it is not a professional sporting event.

See how easy that is?

Incorrect. I have seen plenty of professional sporting events that don't have metal detectors.

Certainly.