If the Old Mill is private property, how does a public servant have authority to act for the private owner?Hoi Polloi wrote:VERY good point, sir! You get the prize!Diesel42 wrote:A CHL holder went before us and I overheard the police officer tell him the Old Mill and Cotton Bowl were off limits. I just reread this thread and noticed all CHLs commenting here were told the same thing. Then the light went on... every CHL is given a verbal notice that concealed carry is not allowed in the Cotton Bowl or the Old Mill restaurant. Therefore, neither building requires a 30.06 sign.
Not all were told, however. Some were only told to keep it concealed or to let the cops handle any problems.
I'm not challenging it. If they don't want my money I won't spend any there, whether or not it's legal. I treat it the same as gun shows that post 30.06 signs. There's lots of other businesses that do want my money.
