Sign at entrance to property (not door)
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Sign at entrance to property (not door)
A friend of mine recently posted this pic at the entrance to the new Scott & White hospital in College Station.
Assuming there is a similar sign at all of the entrances onto the property, is this a legal 30.06 sign? In other words, can it be at the entrance to the property, or does it have to be on DOORS?
Assuming there is a similar sign at all of the entrances onto the property, is this a legal 30.06 sign? In other words, can it be at the entrance to the property, or does it have to be on DOORS?
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
JMPHO, means you can't even be in the parking lot.
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
I disagree. The sign states "premises". Legally premises does not include parking lots or sidewalks. It would make the buildings off limits.Divided Attention wrote:JMPHO, means you can't even be in the parking lot.
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
Yeah, but the 30.06 wording says property. And I don't believe it must be at all the entrances. However, this may not apply if the gun doesn't leave the vehicle.jmra wrote:I disagree. The sign states "premises". Legally premises does not include parking lots or sidewalks. It would make the buildings off limits.Divided Attention wrote:JMPHO, means you can't even be in the parking lot.
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
Similar discussion about 30.06 in a parking garage.
Theory (unproven by court precedent) that you can legally have gun in your vehicle, but not on your person outside your vehicle.
Theory (unproven by court precedent) that you can legally have gun in your vehicle, but not on your person outside your vehicle.
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
The Scott and White hospital logo caught my attention.
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As it is, many seem to think if a 30.06 sign isn't absolutely to spec it can be ignored even when posted in a proper location as in: The letters are only 1/2" high (not 1" as required) so it can be ignored or the Spanish language portion is missing, or a word is out of place, etc...
Am I the only one wondering if very large, not spec 30.06 signs anchored into the ground are legitimate and can be ignored? Afterall, they're not located in the proper place...
Am I the only one wondering if very large, not spec 30.06 signs anchored into the ground are legitimate and can be ignored? Afterall, they're not located in the proper place...
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
I am not sure whether to take your question seriously. There are many new members and new to CHL so some questions surprise me and others do not. There are always the few who seem to think that they can "beat the system" by being clever and trying to find a technicality or loophole in a law.Abraham wrote:As it is, many seem to think if a 30.06 sign isn't absolutely to spec it can be ignored even when posted in a proper location as in: The letters are only 1/2" high (not 1" as required) so it can be ignored or the Spanish language portion is missing, or a word is out of place, etc...
Am I the only one wondering if very large, not spec 30.06 signs anchored into the ground are legitimate and can be ignored? Afterall, they're not located in the proper place...
I am sure that some people do think certain 30.06 signs can be ignored. I think you know that there isn't a "proper place" such as a door to post a legitimate sign.
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Yes, it is a valid 30.06 sign and as stated 30.06 is for all the property, not premises (just the building or portion of a building). So, as a CHL holder you cannot carry on property.
The gray area comes in to the leaving it in your vehicle. Since you do not need a license to carry in your vehicle under the MPA, and 30.06 only applies to carrying under authority of your CHL, that as long as you leave it in the vehicle you are not in violation. This theory has not been tested in court to my knowledge, so proceed with caution if you choose to follow that line of reason.
The gray area comes in to the leaving it in your vehicle. Since you do not need a license to carry in your vehicle under the MPA, and 30.06 only applies to carrying under authority of your CHL, that as long as you leave it in the vehicle you are not in violation. This theory has not been tested in court to my knowledge, so proceed with caution if you choose to follow that line of reason.
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
My post was tongue in cheek.
If I see an out of spec 30.06 sign, I still adhere to it...I'm not one to push the limits.
If I see an out of spec 30.06 sign, I still adhere to it...I'm not one to push the limits.
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
Given your history, I figured that was the case.Abraham wrote:My post was tongue in cheek.
If I see an out of spec 30.06 sign, I still adhere to it...I'm not one to push the limits.
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But of course, mon ami.
I'm simultaneously annoyed and amused when I read posts where folks on the forum bellicosely exclaim how THEY aren't going to adhere to a 30.06 sign if it isn't absolutely perfect in every way...thus my previous bit of jocularity...
I'm simultaneously annoyed and amused when I read posts where folks on the forum bellicosely exclaim how THEY aren't going to adhere to a 30.06 sign if it isn't absolutely perfect in every way...thus my previous bit of jocularity...
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
Abraham wrote:But of course, mon ami.
I'm simultaneously annoyed and amused when I read posts where folks on the forum bellicosely exclaim how THEY aren't going to adhere to a 30.06 sign if it isn't absolutely perfect in every way...thus my previous bit of jocularity...
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
jmra
"if it's close"...?
Would you be so kind as to elaborate?
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"if it's close"...?
Would you be so kind as to elaborate?
Thanks!
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Re: Sign at entrance to property (not door)
Hand written on notebook paper is not close. Letters slightly smaller than 1" is close.Abraham wrote:jmra
"if it's close"...?
Would you be so kind as to elaborate?
Thanks!
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