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I'd blame the Italians I've been hanging out with, but it's my own brain misfire.C-dub wrote:I don't think I've ever seen anyone type Italian in English before.Scott B. wrote: It's compliant from the other approach, isn't a that a fun a feeling?
Huh.TBJK wrote:I dunno if Frisco has one yet. They didn't as of a couple months ago.
They had a gun buster but no 30.06 the last time I was there. I got conned into many times in the past few months to go.C-dub wrote:Huh.TBJK wrote:I dunno if Frisco has one yet. They didn't as of a couple months ago.
I thought I saw one there a few years ago, the one and only time I went in there after having to take the walk of disappointment back to the truck to disarm.
Frisco does but it is inside the entrance area soooo, you are actually in violation before you can see it.TBJK wrote:They had a gun buster but no 30.06 the last time I was there. I got conned into many times in the past few months to go.C-dub wrote:Huh.TBJK wrote:I dunno if Frisco has one yet. They didn't as of a couple months ago.
I thought I saw one there a few years ago, the one and only time I went in there after having to take the walk of disappointment back to the truck to disarm.
They had a gunbuster up. That would prevent OC alone.rotor wrote: Would that sign stop an OCT carry? I think business that put up a 30.06 don't want any guns. Blame the business for this one.
I completely agree, and yes, it COULD have been caused by that, but the fact that it went up, after not being there for many years, immediately after OCT's public displays and news coverage tends to make me believe that it was probably at least a potential cause.jimlongley wrote: Correlation does not equal causation. Unless and until IKEA announces that OCT's antics caused them to put up the sign, it could as well be my letter to them (corporate) stating why I don't shop there any more.
Which leads me to believe that is is not corporate-wide policy to post these signs, but rather Local Store Management policy. If it was corporate policy, they all would have went up at the same time.oohrah wrote:The Round Rock IKEA has been posted, very prominently, for quite some time, before OCT.
MDA, for starters? Never underestimate the power of idiots in large groups.dicion wrote:Which leads me to believe that is is not corporate-wide policy to post these signs, but rather Local Store Management policy. If it was corporate policy, they all would have went up at the same time.oohrah wrote:The Round Rock IKEA has been posted, very prominently, for quite some time, before OCT.
What would cause the local Houston manager to potentially consult their lawyer/gun laws to determine if their current signage completely keeps out all gun owners?
That is indeed quite possible.Vol Texan wrote: MDA, for starters? Never underestimate the power of idiots in large groups.
Keep in mind that a proper 30.06 sign does not have to be posted at an entrance. It's nice if it posted where it can be seen prior to entering, but it doesn't have to be.TBJK wrote:Lol. Wouldn't seem to be legal but don't know if I'll test that one. It wouldn't seem to be an entrance if you enter the building then see it after you have already entered. Don't believe I will shop there anymore.
However, if you don't see the sign because of where it's posted, you are (arguably) not in violation of 30.06 as you did not "receive" notice.C-dub wrote:Keep in mind that a proper 30.06 sign does not have to be posted at an entrance. It's nice if it posted where it can be seen prior to entering, but it doesn't have to be.TBJK wrote:Lol. Wouldn't seem to be legal but don't know if I'll test that one. It wouldn't seem to be an entrance if you enter the building then see it after you have already entered. Don't believe I will shop there anymore.
