That is not true nor correct. You will need to quote what you think exempts a home owner from either posting a sign or making a verbal notification to prevent otherwise legal carry.wombat wrote: Homeowner is not a business 30.06sign. Read the parts about private property rights, you must have their permission. CHL does not override property rights. Your a stranger on someone land.
AAAAAhhhhhhh.... No... You must ask the property owner period...!!!!! Or you can face trespassing and armed, double wham for you.
If you came on my property/home and I found you had a gun.. you might be 2 seconds from needing a will..!!!! Becouse I dont KNOW YOU!!! NOR TRUST you in my home... Put the shoe on the other foot, if they see part of a gun or "more so" an impression of one.
It's their Castle..
All of this presumes someone is LEGALLY on your property -- say you have a meeting of your local neighborhood watch or a birthday/Christmas party where you perhaps invite people you don't even know (well).
If they are legal visitors they have no requirement to notify you of carry. You may post a sign, or you may tell each guest. (or tell them all at once or in groups) but your choices are ignore it, post it, or verbal notification.
You would be guilty of assault or worse if you took violent action on seeing an inadvertently shown firearm if so notification were given. You could however at that point either verbally notify the person or revoke the invitation and ask them to leave.
If someone were to brandish, that is different. A trespasser is different too of course.