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Keith B wrote: Actually, tat would be fine with me if I never have to go again. All i seem to get is bills or junk mail.

There's a business in Austin that will scan all your mail and deliver it to you for something like $7 a month.
I have a USPS account with a label printer. If it fits into the mailbox, it ships. Seriously, I haven't been to the post office in more than 9 months.

Tic Tac wrote:The law is immoral and black letter unconstitutional. Obeying such a law may be the easy way out, but that doesn't make it the right thing to do.

How is it immoral? You're indicating that I'm acting immorally if I choose to disarm before entering the post office.
Unconstitutional, I agree with you there... Immoral? I just don't see it.

nightmare69 wrote:If you dig through all the federal laws then Im sure you could find out you are committing a felony everyday. I personally do not worry about it, just keep it in my car locked up and go about my business. Im not driving back home just to disarm just to go to the post office, not worth the time or gas.

Although I don't disagree with you, since my license shows up when LEOs run my license plate, it's not a very big reach for them to wonder if a firearm is in the vehicle. Basically, it'd be pretty easy to be "detected" - so why risk it?