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I may be remembering wrong or it may not have been a major concern, but in the late 90's and the discussion of the signage at businesses who wanted to prohibit those of us who legally carried came the possible legal problems of such a sign "IF" an incident occurred. One discussion was if I was prohibited to protect myself when say a BG came in and robbed, hurt or killed someone, did that sign make the business open to law suits because they took over my protection by preventing me from protecting myself with a firearm? It may not be a true legal issue for them but the road to prove otherwise could be a costly one. Comment on that?

Gary