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HEMIzygote wrote:

JohnWayne wrote:
2) TTU has large 30.06 signs at all entrances to campus.

Where??? I have been going to school there for 4 years and have not seen one sign related to firearms except for in the stadium parking lots, and those weren't 30.06.

Have you seen these recently or back in the day?

The ones I mentioned in earlier posts are the only ones I've seen recently. However, I have seen--over the past several years-- various sizes of 30.06 signs posted around the campus. They just don't seem to last.......maybe its all the construction, maybe its random destruction.

Either way, I've seen the signs on Boston, on Flint, and particularly on Indiana. For those not familiar with Tech, these are all Lubbock public streets that intersect parts of the campus.

I'm not a student there, and have no business on campus. These are public streets that I drive on going from place to place.

HEMIzygote wrote:So heading towards Brownfield on Indiana and near the stadiums where 4th meets Brownfield???

Yes, if heading south on Indiana, there is a sign on the west just before you get to the Tech freeway. If heading north, there is a sign on the east side of Indiana just before the Brownfield highway.

There used to be a sign further south on Indiana, but I believe it was knocked down during the construction of the re-rout of Indiana north of 19th.

HEMIzygote wrote:I was at University Medical Center at the Texas Tech University Campus the other day. The hospital is not located on the campus.

They had a 30.06 on the bottom of a glass sliding door entrance to the ER. The letters were 1" and in white text.

It was hard to read with the sun glaring off the glass.

Just curious as if the white text on glass is valid?

Thanks!

Check out the other side of the hospital. They have 30.06 signs the same size as handicap parking signs posted at the entrance to the parking lot of the Dr's office building west of Indiana street.

Even more ridiculous, they have the same small signs posted along Indiana where it cuts across the west side of the campus, and north west of the campus where it crosses 4th Street.

There are, however, no signs posted on the north side entrance to the Dr's office building and the clinic facilities or in the north side parking lot coming off of 4th street.

There doesn't seem to be any ryhme or reason to the placement of the signs or their appropriate use.