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C-dub wrote:

Scott B. wrote: It's compliant from the other approach, isn't a that a fun a feeling?

I don't think I've ever seen anyone type Italian in English before.

I'd blame the Italians I've been hanging out with, but it's my own brain misfire.

Maxwell wrote:I've been dragged to the Houston IKEA twice in the last couple of months and never saw that sign!

It's compliant from the other approach, isn't a that a fun a feeling?

As others have stated - if they don't want my CHL, they don't want me, and I'm perfectly willing to abide by that arrangement. If unable to avoid entry, I want to know about their policy without having to scan every obscure door and window placement.

The thread about the Levelland man getting 'busted' for a gun buster sign makes an impression. ( http://texaschlforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=74571" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ) A poorly placed or printed 30.06 sign isn't going to be much of defense if a clearly unenforceable sign can achieve that.

Edit: spelling

C-dub wrote:If you were forced into one, how did you manage to escape without surrendering any $$?

Executive decision...aided by the deliberately horrific layout of the place

I know it's been mentioned before, but IKEA is lower circle of Hades. Was forced to enter the one in Houston today.

The 30.06 web site is not mobile friendly, so I gave up checking if it was a go/no go from the parking lot. From memory, I was about 98% sure I couldn't carry there. But, my initial approach looked okay. See picture.

If I hadn't stopped, backed out of the entrance and gone to the other side I never would have spotted the damn 30.06 sign. That ticks me off almost as much as being in IKEA . Managed to escape the rat maze and they didn't get any of my money.

Grumble.