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Hoosier Daddy wrote:Does your doctor serve good wings?

karder wrote:

Embalmo wrote:

karder wrote:The Buffalo Wild Wings in my town are all 51% posted. They have the big red sign right up at the door so you can miss it. The wings are great though.

If that were in my community, I would make a call to TABC; I bet their phone number is on the sign.

Embalmo

I thought the sign was a mistake when I first went in as I was expecting an "applebees" kind of atmosphere. I was going to leave, but I was with my wife and she wanted to stay, so I left my gun in the trunk of her car. After getting inside, they had a big bar and there was a lot of drinking going on. More so than I expected, so I think it was legit. The other wing places, like Wing Stop, serve beer, but are not as centered around booze at the Buffalo Wild Wings. We have at least two of those in town now, and they are really alcohol oriented. Maybe it is an El Paso thing as it appears that they are not this way in east Texas.

karder wrote:The Buffalo Wild Wings in my town are all 51% posted. They have the big red sign right up at the door so you can miss it. The wings are great though.

Oldgringo wrote:One more time:

AFAIK, Texas is the only state that employs a 30.06 sign. The 30.06 sign is unique to Texas.

Why not let sleeping dogs lie? A sign that's non-compliant in Texas may be very compliant in other states of operation. Why must any Texas CH licensee call any attention to any non-compliant sign? It ain't any of our business, is it?

jimlongley wrote:In each BWW that I have been in, I have found TABC signs, not very clearly posted, but they are there.

As far as the negative comments, sorry, I'll do it my way, you have yet to make a rational argument and convince me otherwise, and I have yet to see one business change to a compliant one, while I have seen one take them down, so ,my record is pretty good.

I sent BWW a "CHL card" with a note explaining why I choose not to do business with them and nowhere did I mention that their current sign is non-compliant or that they should change it, only that they are driving away business with the current sign. I have yet to receive a reply so I assume their business is just fine without my money and they don't care.

Your thinly veiled attacks are just that, very thinly veiled, and as I have said before, I welcome any business putting up compliant signs, it's an expense, its large and ugly, and will serve to drive even more business away, including those who feel they are getting away with something by "sneaking" past non-compliant signs. I am asking forum moderators to take note of the personal attacks leveled at me over this issue.

OldCurlyWolf wrote:They are not compliant signs but they lend weight to criminal trespass if BWW says leave because someone notices the firearm and you aren't quick enough.

texanron wrote:

USA1 wrote:More importantly, how were the wings?

The wings were great!! I went with the Spicy Garlic & Hot variety.

randomoutburst wrote:Yes, our local BWW also has this sign. Every time we go there (which isn't often), we always carry.
I need to print out those no guns = no money cards to carry around.

denwego wrote:That's a generic company sign. I remember seeing one identical to that in Virginia last year. I see no need to correct their mistake of validity here in Texas.