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dicion wrote:I don't believe I've EVER seen a restaurant, that has an 'unlicensed possession' sign ever have a 30.06 sign,

Oops. It was this portion that I misinterpreted to think you were saying you had never seen a place posted with the unlicensed sign have a 30.06 sign.

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.

dicion wrote:

C-dub wrote: Most restaurants and other businesses have the "unlicensed possession" sign.

I don't believe I've EVER seen a restaurant, that has an 'unlicensed possession' sign ever have a 30.06 sign, or any other gunbusters sign for that matter.

I have not seen one post both either and didn't say I had.

Welcome Caponicus!

It is worth it to me. We have all had to walk back to the car. If I am with someone that does not know I carry or there are others around I will usually make up some other excuse. Unless you are resistant to change you will change your shopping habits to find what you want at other places that do not post 30.06 signs. Honestly, though, there aren't that many places that post 30.06 signs. Most restaurants and other businesses have the "unlicensed possession" sign.

Bicycle commute, very cool and yet unfortunate in this light. Even if a parking lot exclusion is passed you cannot leave it in your bicycle.

After not too long, carrying will become second nature and you will feel neked without it.