All you speak is true Oldgringo. I wouldn't let a gunbuster sign stop me from entering a business if I had need of their goods/services and there were no alternatives I'm saying if the welcome mat isn't out (gunbuster) why do business with someone who doesn't want you in their place of business.Oldgringo wrote:My local hospital/medical facility has a "gunbuster sign" whereas the other local hospital/medical facility has a valid 30.06 sign. My facility's sign of choice does not apply to me; however, if a nurse, doctor or a registration clerk saw my CW and told me my gun wasn't allowed, I'd di di mau to the parking lot and bleed to death...or something.MoJo wrote:I consider a gunbuster as a "you're not welcome" sign and stay away. The shopkeeper's intent is "no guns" so I will "no money" them. There is very little available at posted (both valid and invalid) establishments you can't find elsewhere.
Seriously, we're now back to the old CHL truism; i.e., "concealed is concealed". ITMT, the "gunbuster sign" doesn't apply to this CH licensee.
BTW it's been beaucoup years since I heard or read di di mau! I was in country '67-'68 with the First Cavalry, you?
