Yes, a verbal notice is binding and if you violate that, then you can be charged with criminal tresspass by a license holder.tubular031 wrote:so why bother putting that on the door? Just to remind the employees?
I have another customer that has a sign near their door that says something like no person is allowed to carry a weapon or firearm on company property. I ignore that one also since its not a 30.06 sign.
So if they come to me and say, hey don't carry here, then I have to follow that correct?
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- Tue Oct 25, 2011 9:02 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: gun buster sign
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Re: gun buster sign
- Tue Oct 25, 2011 1:35 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: gun buster sign
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Re: gun buster sign
Unless you have been told verbally no carry or have been handed a written document with the 30.06 wording, then you are legal to carry. Now, if you are an employee, then you can be fired if you violate the policy on having a firearm on property unless it is locked in your personal vehicle.tubular031 wrote:I am at a training class this week and on the door there is a sign that says weapons not permitted on dell property with the gun buster sign. Now I know this is not a legal no carry sign like the 30.06 sign. So what is the point? According to the sticky and what I remember from the class I just ignore it and carry like I do every day right?