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randomoutburst:

You may wish to cease any 2A inquiries of your own site's management,
or your chain's upper management.

Because usually any request to carry at work will be met with a 'no' that
may then constitute verbal notice.

If you don't ask for permission, they haven't said no.

The old saying is "It's better to ask for forgivenness than permission."

Good luck. Be vewwy vewwy quiet about your 2A rights.

SIA

randomoutburst:

You have been given notice at work that you can't carry?
I am wondering whether this is a blanket policy that all new employees are made
aware of, or have you been vocal about your 2A rights?

At such time you get your CHL, start carrying an LCP or something else small
that you can conceal well while working, and let no one know that you carry.

If your place never gets robbed - great! If your place does get robbed, you have
some options. You can always get another job - you can't get another life.

There are multiple forum members who are forbidden from carrying at work by
company policy - but we do anyway. Our corporate overlords will not protect us
at a critical time.

Don't let signs run your life (except 30.06 of course!).

SIA

casingpoint's most recent link turned up some interesting stats:

In 2007, LEO's killed 391 people while on duty.

In 2007, private citizens killed 254 people in "justified homicide" situations.

So private citizens killed 64.9% as many people as LEO's did.

I liked the tone of the USA Today reporter. He is either even-handed or a secret 2A friend.

SIA