bronco78 wrote:It would seem the best idea yet is contact a lawyer. But aside from that, It looks like the worst case (assuming your not going to be brandishing the weapon scaring or threatening others as a habit) is,, that you possess your weapon in a normal low key way,, and if the day comes you have to engage a BG.. You move after you get the eviction notice. A potential pain, for sure, but really.. What are the chances you'll have to draw and or shoot someone?
If it happens and the worst is you move to a new apartment. Seems like a small risk for a smaller possibility.
Given that the 'verbal notice' I mentioned seems to not be legitimate given the wording the office worker used. But as always, IANAL, so don't take my word for anything more than the hot air it is.