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B3XD wrote:Get your story straight. If you want to talk about politics, do it on the political forum.

You tell 'em, B3XD!

TexasGal wrote:The more experienced CHLs are not a problem carrying at a gun show, but how to know that about hundreds of people in a crowded room? It's not popular to post them, but how else would they handle it? There is the chance someone will just be too tempted to pull out a loaded gun to see if it fits that used holster.
Sorry, that was off-topic from Costco and more just on gun policies elsewhere. Back to the subject at hand.

I agree, some reason must prevail. OTOH, one can always boycott businesses, places, events, etc. where their CHL/CCW, for whatever reasons, are not welcome.

I wish I had a Costco with a Hearing Center closer to the home ranch in the Pineywoods. Costco's 1/4 pound polish with a soft drink for $1.50 is the best lunch deal in just about any town.

Oh, did I mention that I don't care about any Costco gun policy? They sell gun safes so they can't be too anti-2A, eh?

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RottenApple wrote:I just got back from a trip to Costco in Rockwall. They have no 30.06 and only the blue TABC sign. I stopped at the membership desk and asked for a copy of the membership agreement. There's not a thing in there about firearms at all. I know someone linked an online FAQ page that showed it, but if it isn't in the membership agreement, I don't see how it's legally binding.

BTW, I CC'd there with no problems. After all, concealed is concealed.

On one forum, a person wrote that it was listed in a membership packet they received after joining. Dunno, I'm not a member.

Why poke the bear? Let's let sleeping dogs lie, eh?

mamabearCali wrote:When I signed up for my membership I read all through the paper (I am a bit silly sometimes). I did not see anywhere anything about guns. There are no signs on my local Costco, so I say concealed is concealed and no one should be the wiser.

There were so many people in the Costco in Kalispell yesterday that I couldn't have drawn my CC even if I needed to. It was like the crowd leaving a ball game - or something. AFAIK, I was the only one carrying even though Montana is a Gold Star OC state.

recaffeination wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Does this mean I can't go back to a Costco Hearing Aid center for service? I think not.

Only if you receive valid notice according to the laws of whatever state you're in.

Huh?

Does this mean I can't go back to a Costco Hearing Aid center for service? I think not.

Keith B wrote: We don't allow links to any Las Vegas media outlets on the forum.

I have absolutely no desire to ever go back to Las Vegas; however, I must of missed something that prompted the banning of Las Vegas media outlets?

On second thought, nevermind; I don't care.

I remember a post of yesteryear wherein the UMC was shown to be officially anti gun. Did that stop me from being a Methodist?

We went to the Kalispell Costco today. We showed our card upon entering, made our purchases and showed our card upon leaving. I didn't ask if I could CC and I didn't tell that I was CC'ing. You know why, because.......wait for it...hear it comes:
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concealed is concealed.

I couldn't care less what their policy is. We are customers not employees. They sold us a membership, without qualification, that allows us to spend our money in their store. When they no longer want our money, they can refund the membership fee. What in the world is the big deal? ITMT, concealed is concealed.

I bought hearing aids last month in the Costco here in Kalispell. The audiologist lady and I talked at length about our CC's and our CHL's. There is at least one Costco employee who is not anti-gun and one Costco Warehouse that is not posted. Montana is a Gold Star OC state, btw.

The only Costco policy I'm aware of is that one must be a member in order to make a purchase. This policy does apply in the food service area. About any other Costco policies, I know nothing.