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I would have to ask if the employer owns the building or is just one of many tenants? The quote from the labor code above only applies to employers and does not address the issue of a building that is not owned, or leased in entirety, by the employer. If the building owner has posted the building ...

I was keying on this quote from your OP: ...


Probably will never be an issue, but in your shoes if I decided to carry at work I would want something placed in my employment file that I do not nor am I expected to serve a security function as part of my employment.

I further edited for clarity ...

^Thanks. I understand the losing the job aspect.

The main question is in the legal aspects, since my company leases space in the building that is 30.06 posted. I technically have to walk through a 30.06 area to get up to our leased space up on xx floor. The way I am thinking is that it would be ...

To clarify, I am NOT a security guard, I do not have security duties, I handle monitoring for a data center, tucked away in a room behind secure doors. However if someone is on the floor who is not supposed to be it's my job to talk to them and find out what they're doing. No physical security ...

Late to the party but I didn't see anyone with this thought.

Anytime you see a major crash on the news, something where someone was critically injured and driver error seems to be the consensus. Listen close enough and chances are you'll hear "The driver had admitted to drinking earlier in the ...

Hypothetical question here since I really don't feel the need to carry at work, but here goes.

Work in a high rise building, the entrance is 30.06 posted. The lobby is connected to an underground public transport depot.
I work 3rd shift weekends, meaning when I'm here, i'm the only person on our ...

Thanks. That makes better sense. I didn't have the printout in front of me only the email at the time I wrote that. The email has them as bullet points making it look like a list of things to submit. Looking at the printout now, thy are boxes are unchecked. Noticing that they are, in fact ...

Related question. Completed online renewal, paid. Got this confirmation email with this 'checklist'


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Below is your checklist of required supporting documentation:
*Checklist (or your confirmation email containing the transaction barcode)
*TxDPS will attempt to use the passport photo and ...

Thanks guys. I'll put one on my birthday list.

Any experiences with percussion w/ flint lock? Also, any ranges local allow blackpowders?

I think I may start with the pistol, but i'm sure i'll want a rifle in no time. These guns are purely nostalgia and cool factor, and nothing beats cool like a ...

I just stumbled on these this morning and i'm just drooling all over them. I'm a huge fan of these old black powder pistols and long have contemplated buying one just because, i'm also a huuuge DIY fan.

http://www.knifekits.com/vcom/images/kp5400_1_600.jpg
http://www.knifekits.com/vcom/images ...

thatguy wrote: Dry fire practice..?

Lock box..?

Have a nice big safe, no lockbox needed, but like to keep at least one somewhat accessible, just not to kids.

Yea it's a bersa .380cc with the loaded inticator. I've trained myself to ignore it and check for shiny brass, just hadn't had it out of the holster in awhile. I do draw & drifire frequently but I started a new job and radically switched up my schedule so i've had other things on my mind the last ...

Just realized that i've been carrying an empty chamber every day for the last...who knows how many weeks/months...

Full mag, nothing in the pipe. Ammo is precious these days so I haven't been to the range in awhile, no reason to clean it. Check for rust every now & then, but with this one it's ...

While we're on the rail subject, any <reputable> modular forends that are two piece drop in? I don't exactly want to monkey around with the gas block, but i'd like a narrow tube like modular rail/handguard. And not that toad ugly thing from Magpull.

I hate the cheese grater quad rails and the rail ...

Here's a tip I learned. Use water based paint and thin it out to the consistency of milk. Use a toothpick to drip small drops into the roll marks. The thin paint fills the lettering evenly and almost automatically.
Let it dry and wipe off the surface. I used whatever cheap craft acrylic for a dollar ...