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I saw a sign yesterday that I will try to post a photo of that said "no weapons or contraband". I thought it was interesting. There was no other sign lawful or otherwise on the doors.



Perfectly legal to carry here I would think. If you are open carrying, they may ask you to leave.

Keep it concealed and don't shoot the sculptures.

That sounds like a solid plan.

ninjabread wrote:Keep it concealed and don't shoot the sculptures.

Or smoke Cuban cigars.

Jusme wrote:

ninjabread wrote:Keep it concealed and don't shoot the sculptures.

Or smoke Cuban cigars.

I though Obama legalized Cuban cigars, right before he band All Cubian refugees ...

If you can't get it at the PX, it's contraband.

bulinm wrote:If you can't get it at the PX, it's contraband.

I can't get anything at the PX. Does that mean everything is contraband?

3dfxMM wrote:

bulinm wrote:If you can't get it at the PX, it's contraband.

I can't get anything at the PX. Does that mean everything is contraband?

Tada!

One man's contraband is another man's ammunition.

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This sign is letting you know that they have run out of weapons and contraband items and don't have any for sale at the moment. It's like a gas station with a "no gas" sign. If you open carry, they may make you an offer for your gun.

Not too bright of them to openly admit that they normally sell "contraband". They must be hoping that the local LEO's don't know what that word means.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:This sign is letting you know that they have run out of weapons and contraband items and don't have any for sale at the moment. It's like a gas station with a "no gas" sign. If you open carry, they may make you an offer for your gun.

Not too bright of them to openly admit that they normally sell "contraband". They must be hoping that the local LEO's don't know what that word means.

Are they the guys who play at a contra dance?

warpdrive wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:This sign is letting you know that they have run out of weapons and contraband items and don't have any for sale at the moment. It's like a gas station with a "no gas" sign. If you open carry, they may make you an offer for your gun.

Not too bright of them to openly admit that they normally sell "contraband". They must be hoping that the local LEO's don't know what that word means.

Are they the guys who play at a contra dance?

Good point. That is another possible meaning of the sign, especially if this is at a restaurant, club, or somewhere else that might have live music. My advice to the OP - don't spend too much time worrying about what they mean. The good news is they clearly welcome your legally carried firearm since they made the choice to not post a valid 30.06 or 30.07 sign.

I knew they were not signs of the legal variety. I found that to be amusing. This was at the Nasher Sculpture Museum in Dallas.