I see their perspective as a theft issue and wanting to minimize that risk, not trying to be anti-gun. With the 30.06/30.07 posted, if they see someone putting a handgun down their pants, they can easily question the person about theft. Without the signs, do they just assume everyone they see with a handgun (concealed) is legit?Goldspurs wrote:Do these gun show organizers fail to understand who their clientele is? Never ceases to amaze me.
If I own a candy store, my "no outside candy" policy is to help me make sure a kid doesn't come in the store, grab a bag of skittles and claim they brought it in the store and it's theirs.
I also admittedly assume the risk of theft at a gun show is pretty small with the other security measures they have in place. I'm not offering solutions, just a different perspective.
