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I'm with you there. I can see being arrested and then having to deal with court to figure it out. I would prefer to avoid being arrested and hiring a lawyer, so I play it safe. However, I don't want to have to lock up my handgun more and more if these signs and questions spread. What a mess.

Yeah, but we know law is open to interpretation, that's what judges & lawers do. I know there's always grey area, so I guess I typically err on the side of caution.

Is there any case law or articles regardings someone going to court for violating a 30.06 that may not be posted correctly? I did a quick search and didn't see anything good. I'm wondering how people have made out on this type of situation. I know the law is clear on the requirements for posting a 30.06, but if it's a little bit out of spec, I can see a judge upholding the "spirit" of the posting.