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austinrealtor wrote:

dicion wrote:Maybe a "No Soliciting, unless you're under the age of 16" sign :)

Yeah, cause that will only get you in trouble if you're a Catholic Priest or live in a "compound" with multiple underage wives

(please note: no offense to Catholics intended at all in above joking reference; just a "fair comment" based on well-reported news stories ... like a bad Jay Leno monologue joke)

kirock7 wrote:

Purplehood wrote:
That is where I open the door with my pistol in its holster, look at the interloper, look at the sign, and carefully shut the door without a word.

Purplehood, I hear ya... I wonder though... could that solicitor call the cops on you for displaying/flashing your firearm? Even if you are wearing your holster in your house, with the door open isn't your weapon in plain view and unconcealed? I wonder about that sometimes when I'm practicing my draw if I'm in front of an open window or door... could someone walking by see me and call the cops?

CC Italian wrote:I have had just about enough of solicitors coming to my door at all times of the day. It seems to be getting worse because of the economy. My neighborhood has a no soliciting sign when entering but I think that has no legal precedent. Putting a no trespassing sign on my front lawn is a little much but I need some options. I really just want to stop solicitors. Are there any signs that have legal consequences for these people? My neighbor has a no soliciting sign on his front door and people still knock. Is there a 30.06 equivalent for these people? If not there should be!