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Nope. And you're right. I saw my first valid 30.06 sign on Thursday and there's no way somebody paying attention could miss it. But just the entire mentality of having to look takes some getting used to. I look for even non-compliant 30.06 signs simply because I choose not to patronize an establishment with that stance on law-abiding citizens.seamusTX wrote:A valid 30.06 sign is hard to miss.will381796 wrote:It's taking me a while for me to get used to stopping and reading all those signs on the windows outside buildings to make sure I'm legal.
Besides, I doubt most of the employees in a place that is posted by company policy even know or care about that aspect of the law. Had you ever heard of 30.06 before you decided to get a CHL?
- Jim
will381796 wrote:
Nope. And you're right. I saw my first valid 30.06 sign on Thursday and there's no way somebody paying attention could miss it. But just the entire mentality of having to look takes some getting used to. I look for even non-compliant 30.06 signs simply because I choose not to patronize an establishment with that stance on law-abiding citizens.
I saw it at the University Center for Community Health here in San Antonio. 701 S Zarzamora St. It is a health care facility so I half-way expected it to be posted before I got there. I actually took a picture of it lol.that1otherdude wrote:will381796 wrote:
Nope. And you're right. I saw my first valid 30.06 sign on Thursday and there's no way somebody paying attention could miss it. But just the entire mentality of having to look takes some getting used to. I look for even non-compliant 30.06 signs simply because I choose not to patronize an establishment with that stance on law-abiding citizens.
out of curiosity.. where did you see the 30.06 sign?
No, it was quite a large sign and those letters were definitely at least one inch tall. The sign was at least 2 feet tall and 3 feet wide.Morgan wrote:Scale is hard to tell in your picture, but are those letters 1" tall? It sure doesn't look like that's a legal sign.
The sign is not valid. It references Article 4413, 29EE. A valid 30.06 sign references Subchapter H, Chapter 411.will381796 wrote:I saw it at the University Center for Community Health here in San Antonio. 701 S Zarzamora St. It is a health care facility so I half-way expected it to be posted before I got there. I actually took a picture of it lol.that1otherdude wrote:will381796 wrote:
Nope. And you're right. I saw my first valid 30.06 sign on Thursday and there's no way somebody paying attention could miss it. But just the entire mentality of having to look takes some getting used to. I look for even non-compliant 30.06 signs simply because I choose not to patronize an establishment with that stance on law-abiding citizens.
out of curiosity.. where did you see the 30.06 sign?
There are 2 versions of the 30.06 sign, but only 1 valid one. Prior to 1999, there was "Article 4413, 29EE". After that, it was updated to "Subchapter H, Chapter 411". The latter is the valid sign.will381796 wrote:Are there multiple versions of a 30.06 sign? I saw reference on texas3006.com about an old 30.06 sign referencing and old chl law. Is this an example of one of the old 30.06 signs? Or is this simply a 30.06 sign referencing the wrong law?
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