It it isn't big enough, it doesn't spell it right, doesn't use the correct punctuation, doesn't have the correct color/contrast, isn't in English and Spanish, or isn't posted so that you will see it then it doesn't count. The only one that gets any leeway is the latter, but it has to be either on the door I use or central (like over a lunch counter) so I can't avoid it (never saw one of those) then it is NOT a "30.06 sign" but some irrelevant facsimile or irrelevant substitution.ed3eclipse wrote:6-27-08
I went and saw Wanted today at amc 24 in San Antonio and this was the sign. I didn't measure it, but i don't believe the letters were big enough. i almost missed it but my wife pointed it out. What do you guys think. Legal?
nevermind, i couldn't upload the image. anyways it was very small and inconspicuous.
I will NOT cross the threshold of a valid 30.06 sign, except under duress, i.e., no viable alternative. The other signs are meaningless and must be intended to comfort the sheeple.
Never ask for clarification since verbal notice DOES count for you then even if they don't fix the sign.
Suggestion: Measure your hand so that you can also determine an inch, a centimeter, and other useful measurements, e.g, 3 feet to your belt line, 4 feet to your diaphragm, or whatever is true for you. (I used to be a commercial diver, hard hat, and it was considered de rigueur to know such measurements -- you can't always surface to get a tape measure.
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