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shh83 wrote:do you enter the hotel room from the inside or the outside? i have driven past but never really paid attention. If 30.06 is posted, does that just mean the lobby, or the hotel room as well?

If I am paying to sleep in their room, I think I should have the right to post a 30.06 on my door if I feel like it....as far as im concerned, the room belongs to me as long as I am paying for it. Would this qualify as taking the gun from your vehicle to your "home" (for the night)?

And what about the gentleman that stated he was at a conference? If you enter through a door that is not posted, but the front door is posted, are you legal to carry?

Scott

surprise_i'm_armed wrote:Let me enlighten those of you here on the forum who are not aware of the
situation at the Great Wolf Lodge, due to your geographical distance from this site.

Great Wolf Lodge's facilities are attached to the Grapevine site of Bass Pro Shops, a large
store full of outdoor gear including rifles, shotguns, handguns, and ammo. I shoot at the
Bass Pro indoor range, which is approximately a 30 second walk to the door of Great Wolf's
restaurant.

This is quite the unnecessary "Point/Counterpoint" situation.

Law abiding firearms enthusiasts on one side of a glass door are then assumed to be trouble-
makers if they go through the glass door to have a meal?? Ridiculous.

SIA

jimlongley wrote:I wanted to let you know that I have seen your sign and I will follow your wishes by never doing business with you while I am lawfully carrying a concealed handgun under Section 30.06 of the Texas Penal Code. Since I always lawfully carry, then it follows that I cannot do business with you.

By denying Concealed Handgun Licensees the right to carry, you are not providing safety for any of your customers, you are merely establishing a "gun free zone" which criminals will know is a target rich environment where they can ignore the law and rules without fear that an armed law abiding citizen might interrupt their nefarious activities.

Concealed handgun licensees are among the most law abiding citizens in our state. We have been investigated by both the state and federal government, we have never been convicted of any felony and have no misdemeanor convictions in the last ten years. We have gone through training at personal expense in order to obtain our licenses. We resent the implication that we would be unsafe in your facility.

For these reasons, I, and my family, and numerous friends and acquaintences will never feel safe in your facility, wondering when some lunatic will do like one did in Luby's without the chance that a Jeanne Assam will even have a minimal chance of stopping him.

No Guns = No Money

From me and anyone I can influence.

Jim Longley


Anyone else is welcome to send the same.

mikeintexas wrote:Have you reported it on http://www.texas3006.com/index.php? Or has someone already?