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Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 7:40 am
by Lumberjack98
jimlongley wrote:I print them up, double sided on business card stock, and pass them out.
Cool. Do you sell them? If so, I'd be interested in buying some.
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 8:28 am
by jimlongley
I don't sell them, but most gun shops have a version, and the TSRA sells them online.
http://www.tsra.com/sto/ban_card.htm
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 9:49 am
by humblebyday
Gotta get me some of those.
Re: Fedex shipping depot puts up illegal sign
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 2:17 pm
by Braden
HighVelocity wrote:I got to the main fedex shipping center in Fort Worth pretty regularly. Today however, I see a new "sticker" on the window next to the door. Looks like this one but has the words "no weapons" on it.

I don't really consider than an "illegal" sign. I just consider it to be a sign....and a sign that I can safely ignore at that. ;)
Edit: I just realized that I already replied to this thread a long time ago.

Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 9:47 am
by HankB
To echo comments already posted, I don't consider such signs to be illegal . . . just meaningless, since they don't comply with the provisions of PC30.06.
I believe sometimes places knowingly put up non-compliant signs to placate the sheeple . . . since CHL holders know (or ought to know!!) what signage applies to them, I figure they're expected to continue carrying concealed.
I know of at least one gun shop that teaches CHL classes on-site, and still puts a (non-PC30.06 compliant) sign on the entrance that says "Absolutely no loaded guns!" I figure this is a heads-up to Joe Deerhunter who's bringing in a rifle to have a 'scope mounted or something, and maybe a subtle reminder to CHL holders that concealed MEANS concealed . . . no drawing in the store to show off your carry gun.