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carlson1 wrote:

esxmarkc wrote:

carlson1 wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:Who cares? Unless their stores are posted with a compliant 30.06 sign, this has no bearing on anyone with a CHL.

Here is the answer! With three grandchildren I went into several Toys R Us stores and never seen a 30.06 sign.

Given my last post on this thread and the fact that three Toys R Us locations have shown up in the Texas3006.com database within the same week you can be sure that a corporate-wide memo has been circulated. If you go back to any of those stores in the near future you might want to be be prepared to encounter a new 30.06 sign.

1. Toys R Us on MacArthur in Irving did NOT have a 30.06 sign as of today.
2. Toys R Us on Loop 323 in Tyler did NOT have a 30.06 sign as of about three weeks ago.
3. Toys R Us on Cooper in Arlington did NOT have a 30.06 sign about a month ago.

They may be placing them up. The manager may be placing them up. We are our worst enemy when in comes to making noise about 30.06 signs. We give the places the information they use against us so many times.

That is my .02.

Abraham wrote:What are ya'll talking about?

I haven't a clue as to what: "shop at small boutique stores with natural and toxic-free toys that were made from sustainable crops under fair-trade agreements"

Was this quote a bit of tongue in cheek wit? If so, color me slow...very slow.

I haven't a clue as to what natural toys are ... carrots as pistols - potatoes as hand grenades or something along those lines?

Aren't all crops sustainable ...if there's enough nutrients and water available for them?

I've yet to hear the definition of "fair-trade agreement". It doesn't ring of the free enterprise system though, but sounds ominously socialist.

Is it?

Can ya'll clear me up on these vexing questions!

Thanks!

terryg wrote:

troglodyte wrote:2nd - why do we continue to inform companies that they have the wrong sign posted?

Again, it does not appear that the OP did this. He let them know that he didn't like their stated corporate anti-gun policy. He is encouraging us to do the same so that they will connect this policy with a negative impact on their bottom line. This is completely independent of the enforceability of any posted signs.

He did not inform them that their signs may be non-complaint. The distinction is very significant. I completely support his actions in this way.

Bennies wrote:The Toys-R-US in the Woodlands just posted a brand new sign....or at least it was new from the last time i went. I noticed it last week when we went to go get my daughter a gift. It was in english and spanish. Not anywhere near the proper wording to constitute 30.06. There was also a picture of 1911(or at least it looked like one) with a circle and and a line thru it just like you would see on a no smoking sign. See as how I am a visual person I looked at the picture and said to myself "I wonder what they have against 1911s?. Good thing I am carrying a Glock". Then we proceeded into the store. I started to think about it a little more and figured I don't like their anti gun attitude so i think i will go to Target next door to get my daughter's gift. So Target is where we took our money. Long story short the new sign at Toy-R-Us in the woodlands IS NOT compliant.

Teamless wrote:Last time I was there, just after I got my CHL in April, I noticed a small sign saying ' No Fireams allowed', so i carried right on in

The Annoyed Man wrote:Who cares? Unless their stores are posted with a compliant 30.06 sign, this has no bearing on anyone with a CHL.