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esxmarkc wrote:

Or if the parking garage is owned by his employer and is not available for public parking. That is my circumstance. My employer does not have any signs prohibiting guns, but it does have an employee policy and they own the parking lot and it is not available to the public for parking. So, non-employees can carry away, but I cannot.

But that is my point. Would you seriously allow them to search your car? No signs so it's not illegal - just against company policy.

I don't know about others here, but I cannot afford to risk getting fired. If I keep a gun in the car and they decide to search my car, I am out of luck whether I let them search the car or not. Either way I am going to get fired. In my case, it is a moot point since the whole property is posted with 30.06 signs. I am really hoping to see something happen with the parking lot bill next year. It really sucks to have to go home first on days that I want to go to the range either during lunch or right after work.