Give them the 800-xxx-xxxx to the home office. Inform the customer that the home office will be glad to hear their comments on that subject.chrisdxn wrote:My full-time job is in a business that has the 30.06 sign on the front doors. I cannot disagree more with the sign
and I have voiced that disagreement to the corporate office. They have one way to view it and I have another.
Most of us are pro-firearms and we live by the concept....You don't tell me and I wont ask! I have watched
people walk up to the front door....look up at the sign....and return to their car and drive off. The company is a
great company but it does have this issue completely wrong. I had several people say something to me and I
can only tell them I do understand and they are truly preaching to the choir.
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- Thu Jun 20, 2013 8:45 am
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Re: Moral vs Ethical carry on 30.06
- Thu Jun 13, 2013 9:10 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Moral vs Ethical carry on 30.06
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Re: Moral vs Ethical carry on 30.06
I think your missing the point on the 30.06 sign. The other day a poster to this forum posted a letter he received from a safety office when he asked about their 30.06 sign. It stated that it was undersized on purpose, to appease some of the anti-gun people and it was known that it was not enforceable.