You also are allowed by MPA to carry to and from your residence to your car whether a 30.06 is posted or not. Also you can carry for any of the other 46.15 exceptions (to/from sporting activity, to/from hunting, etc.).atx2a wrote:They have not posted signs - it would be nearly impossible to do so, and be within requirements, because of the layout of the property. Plus, Simon has made it clear that in many cases their "policy stands" regardless of signs (laughable). I plan to continue carrying. Just wanted them to see the muddy waters they are getting into...
mr1337 wrote:Have they posted 30.06 signs? If not, carry on.
If they have posted 30.06 signs, you might be able to transport your firearm in a case to your residence. In other words, don't carry under the authority of your CHL. There's also an exemption that you may be able to carry concealed to and from your home & vehicle as a non-CHL holder would.
However, if they do have a 30.06 sign posted, you might want to speak to a lawyer who specializes in firearm cases and/or tenant rights.
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