Broad Ripple Pub Not Gun Friendly

[Denny347]

If they choose NOT to exempt police, can they keep you out unless you are on official business or are police automatically exempt from any firearm possession restrictions?

True but it rarely comes up since I CC. Most places that like us on-duty, like us off-duty. But it is their choice. They usually don't mind because when the SHTF who do they run to first?

 

[Denny347]

His quote sounded pretty clear. Yeah, I know he REALLY meant to add "except the protected class". I suppose you could OC in there for a beer and see what he says.

I never OC out of uniform and I don't drink

 

[jeremy]

I never OC out of uniform and I don't drink

Knew there was something wrong with you....

 

[public servant]

Nah, they usually exempt us

You badge your way in, don't you?

 

[Doug]

True but it rarely comes up since I CC. Most places that like us on-duty, like us off-duty. But it is their choice. They usually don't mind because when the SHTF who do they run to first?

So, if you see a sign that says "No firearms allowed," you just go on in?

 

[public servant]

So, if you see a sign that says "No firearms allowed," you just go on in?

Is it illegal?

 

[Doug]

So, if you see a sign that says "No firearms allowed," you just go on in?

Is it illegal?

I suppose not, unless you don't leave if the proprietor tells you to.

 

[public servant]

I suppose not, unless you don't leave if the proprietor tells you to.

I've never been asked to leave. They would have to see it first. But if they asked me to leave I would do so immediately.

Honestly though, I make every effort not to go places with the signs.

 

[Benny]

I've never been asked to leave. They would have to see it first. But if they asked me to leave I would do so immediately.

Honestly though, I make every effort not to go places with the signs.

This; all of it.

 

[MickeyBlueEyes]

INDYBEERMAN: here is some of the issue that I had and some of the discussion about the public land. The inference was that Private Land and Private Property is subject to the Owner's whims.


Mickey,

Thank you for the pictures. They have come through fine. We have been in contact with the Sportsman’s Caucus who is discussing the issue with the NRA. The language of the bill makes it appear they can restrict firearms so it was good you didn’t take yours on the premises. Here is the specific portion for your perusal.

Sec. 4. This chapter may not be construed to prevent any of the
following:
…
(10) For an event occurring on property leased from a
political subdivision or municipal corporation by the
promoter or organizer of the event:
(A) the establishment, by the promoter or organizer, at the
promoter's or organizer's own discretion, of rules of
conduct or admission upon which attendance at or
participation in the event is conditioned; or
(B) the implementation or enforcement of the rules of
conduct or admission described in clause (A) by a political
subdivision or municipal corporation in connection with
the event.

Let me know if you have further questions. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.


Hiram J. Holt
Legislative Assistant--Indiana State Senate

You're Right About the Private Property...It's Private adn you can do with it what you Darned Well Want to.

 

[MickeyBlueEyes]

Simon Malls has the same Provincial statement posted on their malls. It's a trespass Violation and that's it.

 

[jeremy]

And as a Result I send letters Yearly to places I would Patron at the Malls, but instead go to their Competitors. Just so they know why I did not shop at their Franchises…

The only way to get at the Simons is through their Wallets.

 

[finnegan]

A buddy of mine carries his Hi Power in a shoulder rig. We were in a McDonald's, and the cashier said "Um, you can't bring that in here." Not seeing a sign on the door, he smiled and said "Sorry, didn't know." He handled it a lot better than the time I would have.

I'm waiting for the awkward moment when a door greeter asked "Are you going to pay for that?" and points to my concealed firearm. I'll resist the urge to say "What, the Second Ammendment? Its been paid for."

 

[Fenway]

A buddy of mine carries his Hi Power in a shoulder rig.

 

[4x4]

With the new law on the books about the Firearms Preemption, any private property can make the rules to their own property. Those rules make you subject to a trespassing charge if you violate their rules. I went over this with my state rep and was fairly disappointed. The County Fair grounds had the park posted with"ABSOLUTELY NO FIREARMS" posted at 2 of the vehicle entrances. With some strange turn of luck, we're screwed if the property is leased by a second group that wishes to post their rules. That's the pre emption law and that's that.

You can only be trespassed if you refuse to leave when asked, if I understand right. Just because a business has a "No guns" sign on the door doesnt mean you can be arrested for entering with a gun.

 

[4x4]

A buddy of mine carries his Hi Power in a shoulder rig. We were in a McDonald's, and the cashier said "Um, you can't bring that in here." Not seeing a sign on the door, he smiled and said "Sorry, didn't know." He handled it a lot better than the time I would have.

I'm waiting for the awkward moment when a door greeter asked "Are you going to pay for that?" and points to my concealed firearm. I'll resist the urge to say "What, the Second Ammendment? Its been paid for."

If it was concealed, how did he see it?

 

[finnegan]

If it was concealed, how did he see it?

He is not that good at concealing the shoulder rig. I never said it was "concealed". More like worn with the leather strap across the the chest blatantly inviting people to look at his Browning under his arm in a loose-fitting vest.
He refrained from wearing mirrorshades, at least.
edit: Haven't had that happen to me yet. I"m a bit more mindful of concealing my carry weapon.

 

[public servant]

I'm waiting for the awkward moment when a door greeter...points to my concealed firearm.

I never said it was "concealed".

But I understand what you meant.

 

[4x4]

He is not that good at concealing the shoulder rig. I never said it was "concealed". More like worn with the leather strap across the the chest blatantly inviting people to look at his Browning under his arm in a loose-fitting vest.
He refrained from wearing mirrorshades, at least.
edit: Haven't had that happen to me yet. I"m a bit more mindful of concealing my carry weapon.

I was talking about your weapon not his.

 

[IndyBeerman]

You can only be trespassed if you refuse to leave when asked, if I understand right. Just because a business has a "No guns" sign on the door doesnt mean you can be arrested for entering with a gun.

^^^^^^
This.