Gun registry at Cabela's

9/25/2022 | antidemoncrat

[TexasGator]

Ranting dude lost it.

[TexasGator]

“I would definitely ignore their sign, if I didn’t just leave”

Best thing would ignore his rant.

[stevio]

I hope you’ve been educated by now that it’s for when you bring guns in to sell, trade or get worked on. Sheesh.

[TexasGator]

“What about people licensed to carry concealed?”

Stop spreading fake news

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IN-STORE FIREARMS POLICY
For the safety of our patrons and staff, all un-holstered firearms entering Sportsman’s Warehouse must be cased, unloaded, and presented to Customer Service at the front of the store. If you plan on removing your firearm in the store, it must also be cased, unloaded, and presented to Customer Service at the front of the store. Thank you for your cooperation and patronage.

Where allowed by law, we do permit open and concealed carry of sidearms, provided the sidearms remain holstered.

[RandallFlagg]

Stop spreading fake news

I'm just saying what the conversation was.

I emailed their corporate office and they replied with pretty much what you copied and pasted above:

I am very sorry for the misunderstanding. Our policy is you can carry your gun loaded if you don't have any intentions of taking it out. If you are going to be taking it out for any reason we ask that you bring it in unloaded and check it in with us at customer service. Then you can take it back to try it with your pants or try it out with holsters etc. It is a liability and safety issue for us.

Again, I am very sorry that we didn't explain it to you correctly.

If you have any more questions or I can help you with anything, please give me a call.

Thank you,

That was the email I got in 2017 from them about this issue.
Too bad that the people who were telling me this in their store didn't know of it. They specifically said that no one can bring a loaded firearm in their store. It obviously contradicted the policy that was emailed to me.

I found better CCW pants at Duluth Trading Company. They had zero issues with what I wanted to do. In fact, nobody even noticed.

[TexasGator]

Did you take the email to store management?

Did you ever talk to store management?

If not, why not?

[RandallFlagg]

It was store management who told me what they did in post #60.
Being in Denver, there are actually a lot of people here who have a personal aversion about people carrying guns. I wasn’t going to push the issue.

[antidemoncrat]

Maybe you should send that message to all the Cabela’s employees so they know what the policy is. Also in today’s woke US if you carry a weapon into a business that posts “No Firearms’ Allowed” and use it to stop a bad guy from committing a crime you could end up getting sued or even arrested and charged so every one needs to do what they think is their right and face the consequences of their actions.

[antidemoncrat]

So we have a national chain grocery close to us that has a small sign on their front doors that says unlicensed carrying of a firearm can be subject to a $10,000 fine. There is also a legal 30.06 sign posted on their large inside the atrium windows. So what to do, what to do?

[stevio]

As another poster noted. CCW is fine. You presented, so now you need to follow procedures. BTW, which one did you go to? The one in Hamburg, Pa. is awesome. It’s the only big store I go to besides hardware stores.

[TexasGator]

” There is also a legal 30.06 sign posted on their large inside the atrium windows. So what to do, what to do?”

Texas? Legal CC? Law is clear. Well, sort of clear.

“Pursuant to Section 30.06, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with a concealed handgun), a person licensed under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with a concealed handgun”