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imkopaka wrote:Personally, I don't check for absolute wording before I carry past a sign. If any sign banning guns is posted, I will not carry openly past it. If a sign looks close enough to fool a responding officer should I accidentally reveal that I am carrying, I will not carry concealed either.

My MO is slightly different. If I have any reason to suspect that the property owner has an irrational fear of guns (sign or otherwise), I will not go near that property if I can possibly avoid it. People like this are unstable and potentially dangerous.

As far as signs go, I don't make distinctions based on "how close" the sign is. It is a binary decision. The sign is either compliant, or it is not. A "slightly" non-compliant sign is the exact same as no sign at all.

jmorris wrote:

Vol Texan wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:Just one thing... Where in the law does it say the letters must be all caps?

The demo sign they used at the instructor class was not all caps.

It says block letters. I don't think that means all caps. But if there are capital and lower case letters, the shortest letter should be measured to ensure it is at least 1 inch tall.