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We went to the movies last night and they had 2 signs. 1st sign was NOTICE, the unlicensed of a weapon.... The 2nd sign was a 30.06 sign. My guess is that the 30.06 sign trumps the "NOTICE" sign, but it was confusing and seemly telling me to different things
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I see you are relatively new to the forum. Welcome, and we're glad to have you aboard!Richbirdhunter wrote:We went to the movies last night and they had 2 signs. 1st sign was NOTICE, the unlicensed of a weapon.... The 2nd sign was a 30.06 sign. My guess is that the 30.06 sign trumps the "NOTICE" sign, but it was confusing and seemly telling me to different things
The first sign sounds like a TABC sign. They must post that (irrespective of their feelings about guns) if they sell alcohol. There are two variants: Red sign and Blue sign. Red sign means it is a 51% location (do not carry!!!). Blue means it is not (carry away). Which sign they place is not a choice of theirs, it is an outcome of their sales percentages...but post one, they must
The 30.06 sign is a personal choice of the business, and has no relation to the TABC sign. It means that irrespective of whether they sell alcohol, cakes, cars, or soul-saving, they don't want your concealed handgun. Check out www.Texas3006.com for a crowd-sourced listing of signs we see all over, and you can begin pre-screening your movie theaters by whether or not they want to be an Aurora-class killing zone by disarming the 'good guys', and make your choices from a more well-informed position.
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Re: Conflicting information
The 'Unlicensed possession' sign is required by TABC if the location sells alcohol and makes less than 51% of revenue from the sale. To restrict carry at places that make more than 51% from alcohol sales, they are required to post a 51% sign, which has a big red 51 in the center.
A 30.06 sign DOES restrict you from concealed carrying into a location.
Edit to add: VolTexan beat me to it.
A 30.06 sign DOES restrict you from concealed carrying into a location.
Edit to add: VolTexan beat me to it.
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Thanks guys, it looks like the best best way to define a 30.06 sign is, please don't shop or spend your money here.
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Its worth the effort to politely let management know you're taking your business elsewhere.Richbirdhunter wrote:Thanks guys, it looks like the best best way to define a 30.06 sign is, please don't shop or spend your money here.
Sometimes they change their mind.
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