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Posted on 04/24/2018 1:23:09 AM PDT by Godebert
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Be nice if they’d moderate their comments. Surprised at some of the stores listed—such as Costco. We dropped our membership so not an issue. I conceal carry everywhere legal and figure worst case a store might ask me to leave. If so, I’ll take my business elsewhere.
Thanks for posting!
“Be nice if they’d moderate their comments. Surprised at some of the stores listed—such as Costco. We dropped our membership so not an issue. I conceal carry everywhere legal and figure worst case a store might ask me to leave. If so, I’ll take my business elsewhere.”
Must not be nationwide. I live in Texas, DFW area, and go to Costco about once per week. And, have not seen a no guns sign. Believe 30.06 and 30.07 signs are required.
Whole Foods Market is 100% owned by Amazon.com.
So, Amazon should be added to the boycott list.
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Curious. Have never seen No Weapons signs at Costco, Chili’s or Outback steakhouse here in North Idaho.
I am always armed and pay no attention to those silly signs anyway.
Well that list IS 4 1/2 years old.
“I live in Texas, DFW area, and go to Costco about once per week.“
Ditto that here in the western burbs of Chicago. None of the legally required no guns signage is displayed. Same with Target, not that we shop there anymore, but the point still stands.
They can have a flashing neon “No Guns” sign 20 feet high and it doesn’t mean anything.
For all the guff ignorant Freeper post about how anti-2A Illinois is there are surprisingly few places that actually bother to what’s required by Illinois Statute. That’s true even in the Loop.
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Costco kills legal gun owners.
“I am always armed and pay no attention to those silly signs anyway.”
Roger that. Here in IL all they can do is ask you to leave. But concealed means concealed. Right? Our local Buffalo Wild Wings has a big old sign telling is they ban guns but they never bothered to post the legally required signage. Same to several other chains on the list.
I believe they know it and post the wrong ones deliberately. This lets them do their stupid virtue signaling while the honest folks who know and follow the law can still carry discretely.
It’s a corporate copout for sure, but we will take it.
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You are spot on. Very few of the required signs are posted out here in the burbs west of Chicago. Jewel Osco is posted, but I don’t go there, anyway.
Is there somewhere explaining the criteria used for grading?
I walk into Walgreen’s with a couple of concealed weapons on me. They’re always happy to take my money! And, are not the wiser.
If you're doing the whole CC thing right, nobody knows that you're carrying anyway.
I regularly concealed-carry in two different Costcos, and have never had an issue. My normal mode of concealed carry id OWB with a long shirt or jacket covering the weapon, so it is not fully concealed all the time, so I'm reasonably sure someone has seen the pistol on my belt at some time while I've been in their stores.
My local Dominos pizza has a no guns sign. I hzve a no Dominos pizza sign.
“For all the guff ignorant Freeper post about how anti-2A Illinois is there are surprisingly few places that actually bother to what’s required by Illinois Statute. That’s true even in the Loop.”
I’ll second that although the illannoy law has a whole bunch of places off limits. I’ve run into very, very few businesses/ Doctors offices that are posted.
“I’ll second that although the illannoy law has a whole bunch of places off limits. I’ve run into very, very few businesses/ Doctors offices that are posted.”
True dat. But I don’t spend much time in nuclear power plants, Cook County Forest Preserves, or Post Offices, so I don’t worry about it. Even banks here are legal go zones for CCL holders.
And those stupid signs get ignored for the most part. All they can do is tell us to leave.
Best of luck to you.
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