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Back when Toys R Us was still open, they had a "gunbuster" style sign. I use to chuckle to myself every time I walked past it. I swear, as long as I live I will never understand how any rational thinking human being can think that any "no guns allowed" sign will make them safer. Do these clowns really believe some guy wanting to commit a mass shooting or robbery is going to see that sign and decide he better not break that law while he was willing to break the law forbidding murder or armed robbery? I just can't get my head around that kind of thinking.

Tex1961 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 10:54 pm You have what we lovingly call “Defense to prosecution”. A location must give proper notice for a sign to be legal as defined within Texas statute. IE, correct size, placement, etc. However it can be argued that once you did notice the signs you have now been given notification and should leave the premises. Just remember, it’s only a minor misdemeanor unless your caught and refuse to leave. Then you can be charged with trespass. Keep covered and carry on.

Noticed you are from Frisco. No doubt you must know the Cheesecake factory I am talking about. If you are near that entrance to the mall, take a look at how the signage is set up. I only carry concealed and as the old saying goes, concealed is concealed. If some bad guy is trying to kill me or mine, I could not care less if I am in violation of a 30.06 sign. Staying alive and facing court beats dead and no court every day in my mind.

There is a Cheesecake Factory in the Frisco Mall. No signage at all anywhere on the door or entry into the place. Nothing on either side of the door. I get in and we are seated along the entry area side glass. I look to my left where the glass is along the side of the entrance and spot a huge 30.06 sign. There is no way a person would spot that sign unless they were looking at all the windows along the sides of the entry area. In other words, one would have to look to their left at the window to see it. My granddaughter has a birthday on the 23rd. She told her mom she wanted cheesecake factory. I will try to get some pics of how the signage is located but it seems if it is not visible on the entry doors it is not a compliant signage situation. Anyone have an opinion on how the law works on this situation? Heck, I was already in the place and was not walking the 200 yards back to the car to dispose of my handgun so I just stayed and ate.