+1 but.........Ah heck, never mind.Keith B wrote:To put it back on topic, IMO, if it is not posted 30.06 or an establishment licensed as 51%, then it is not off limits by the laws. And unless you have received verbal notice, then you can legally carry there.
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- Mon May 12, 2008 10:11 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Adult Establishment Carry
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Re: Adult Establishment Carry
- Mon May 12, 2008 9:23 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Adult Establishment Carry
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Re: Adult Establishment Carry
How can you have a discussion about legal carrying into the establishment and not mention the chance are/or circumstances in which it may be discovered?Keith B wrote:OK, this is still off topic. The topic is legal or not to carry in the establishment, PERIOD! No other discussion on printing or the gun being discovered. Last warning.
Once again, I believe it would be legal to carry into the establishment if you plan on being the designated driver/moral guy. If you plan on partaking of the services offered at the establishment, then I would think it could be illegal because of the likelyhood of the gun being discovered by the entertainer.
- Mon May 12, 2008 9:09 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Adult Establishment Carry
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Re: Adult Establishment Carry
Actually, printing can be considered failure to conceal depending on the situation. If it is just a non-descript bulge, then no, not failure to conceal, but if your wearing a pair of spandex with a full size 1911 shoved in the pocket, then that could be considered failure to conceal because you have not made a "reasonable" attempt to conceal the gun.Russell wrote:I disagree. Just like printing is not failure to conceal, I do not think that a persons hand, leg, whatever accidentally grabbing/touching your gun and causing alarm is failure to conceal.
It's not exactly an accident when you are paying them to do it. Lap dances are known to have intimate contact. Now if some chick at the park sat down on your lap and felt your gun, then no, that would not be failure to conceal, but paying a woman to dance on you and finding your gun would most likely be failure to conceal.
- Mon May 12, 2008 8:46 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Adult Establishment Carry
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Re: Adult Establishment Carry
I would say it's legal to carry into a BYOB place as long as you do not get a dance. If you do get a dance, then it may legally be failure to conceal because you allowed yourself to be put in that situation and knew what happens during those dances and paid for it.
- Sun May 11, 2008 8:02 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Adult Establishment Carry
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Re: Adult Establishment Carry
Im glad someone had the cajones to post this!!!
I've thought about it and wondered myself.
hhmmm...I may have to chase down my old super redhawk .44 mag with the 10 inch barrel and pick up a pair of ThunderWear!
Im sure I'd be the talk of the club!!!!!!!!
I've thought about it and wondered myself.
hhmmm...I may have to chase down my old super redhawk .44 mag with the 10 inch barrel and pick up a pair of ThunderWear!
Im sure I'd be the talk of the club!!!!!!!!