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Most answers to this type of question actually allow the landlord to prohibit items such as weapons.

Common sense tells me that if a contract is signed which states you WILL NOT have weapons such as handguns in the apartment you are renting, then you are bound by that agreement.

If you do not agree, you dont have to rent there.

However changing a contract after the fact is another animal altogether.

I do remember some contracts stating that policy/rules can be changes with or without notice, however im not sure how the state views such wording.

As to YOUR rental agreement affecting what YOUR friends have in their cars or not, seems to me like total hogwash.

Theres no way a court would side with the landlord for trying to evict you for something your "friends" did before they even entered your apartment, or even after. What if a friend never told you or lied to you about having a gun in his/her car, on his/her person?

The landlord would have to put up 30.06 sign in the parking entry.