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Well thank you for the correction there on the right to carrying in a police station.

Ok well on the same lines of a post office being in a shopping center what about a police substation being in a mall or shoping center? I obviously understand that you can not carry in to a police station. However can you carry in a mall with a substation or even in to the actuall substation at the mall?

Purplehood wrote:The consensus is that it is a Federal entity and that you cannot carry.

Note: I worked for the USPS for a few years.

Ok not to be a jerk or anything but the consensus is diffrent from reality. You having worked there did you get federal benifits were you paid by the gov. I just dont understand why if everyone wants to carry everywhere why people just say aahh fine then I wont carry at the post office weather it is a federal entity or not.

Trust me I dont wana be the guy that rolls the dice in court and looses big both on money and being locked up however there has to be some sort of clarity out there somewhere

I am curious about carrying at a post office I know many people say you cant and I know that there is a recent court case of a man carrying in the parking lot. However my question is can you not carry because it is federal property or is it because texas statue says that its illegal to carry at a post office. Now with that being said I am still a young buck but I was always under the impression that the post office is not a federal entity in any way shape or form. I have no real evidence in regards to this besides the fact that when you go to there website it is a .com instead of a .gov site. I would imagine that if it was part of the federal government there website would be a .gov site. I tried to find a post office truck to see if they had gov. exempt plates but all the mail men around here use there personal vehicle. Just curious if anyone can clear this up for me.