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Just stumbled upon this thread. My "outside the box" thinking is this:

Say this exact same scenario happens in a business that has posted 30.06 ...

Now does the business have some responsibility to protect this woman, whom they've effectively disarmed? Legally, probably not. But I'd certainly like to see it played out in court. I'd even offer to help with her legal expenses (assuming she has a CHL of course).

And before you say, well just don't go inside a 30.06 business just remember there are some 30.06-posted business (like hospitals) that you don't have much choice. If you or a loved one are injured or sick and you require hospital care and your insurance only covers Hospital A (which posts 30.06), then it's not like you can choose to go across the street to Hospital B.