Re: 30.06 but employer says I can carry concealed.
Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2016 2:07 am
Beiruty wrote:Get that in writing if possible. Cover your six.






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Beiruty wrote:Get that in writing if possible. Cover your six.
Thread necromancer!OldCurlyWolf wrote:Beiruty wrote:Get that in writing if possible. Cover your six.![]()
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hahhah ,,Skiprr wrote:Thread necromancer!OldCurlyWolf wrote:Beiruty wrote:Get that in writing if possible. Cover your six.![]()
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I think Scott and others are on point about not worrying about the ticket. If the perp has already killed the boss, we are 99.9% sure the shooting was justified. Now the partners are going to ask and LEO officer to write you a ticket for carrying past their 30.06? Get the spouse/mother/child of the victim on TV, the partners will lose more business than they ever imagined.ScottDLS wrote:In that case, the least of your worries is going to be beating the $200 ticket for carrying without effective consent...dhoobler wrote:Consider this possibility. There is a workplace shooting at your job and you use your weapon to stop the perp, but only after he/she shoots and kills your boss. Without written consent, how do you prove your boss gave his consent?But, you will want to make the case so that you keep your presumption of justification under 9.31/9.32... Assuming you're being prosecuted for shooting the perp...that is.