Jared Jewelry ~ Gun Free Zone

[Indy_Guy_77]

No one said a word to me when I visited the Greenwood Jared...whilst carrying my pistola.

What they don't know won't hurt anyone. :-)

-J(ared)-

 

[melensdad]

No one said a word to me when I visited the Greenwood Jared...whilst carrying my pistola.

What they don't know won't hurt anyone. :-)

-J(ared)-

But now that you know that they are an anti-gun/anti-self defense company, do you think it is wise to continue to spend your money there and support their anti-agenda?

 

[Episcopus]

I like that Jared is a no gun zone. I should check my local mall, hopefully they are too. I look at it as an excuse to not buy jewelry as a gift. "I had my eye on this really nice tennis bracelet and earring set. I really wanted to get it for you, I think you would have loved it. I just can't spend my money somewhere that does not believe in one of the rights upon which this country was built. I'm sorry, Sweetheart, but I will keep looking for jewelry stores that support the second amendment."

 

[Scutter01]

I like that Jared is a no gun zone. I should check my local mall, hopefully they are too. I look at it as an excuse to not buy jewelry as a gift. "I had my eye on this really nice tennis bracelet and earring set. I really wanted to get it for you, I think you would have loved it. I just can't spend my money somewhere that does not believe in one of the rights upon which this country was built. I'm sorry, Sweetheart, but I will keep looking for jewelry stores that support the second amendment."

Yeah, good luck with that. Let us know how it turns out, assuming you can still type afterwards.

 

[melensdad]

I like that Jared is a no gun zone. I should check my local mall, hopefully they are too. I look at it as an excuse to not buy jewelry as a gift. "I had my eye on this really nice tennis bracelet and earring set. I really wanted to get it for you, I think you would have loved it. I just can't spend my money somewhere that does not believe in one of the rights upon which this country was built. I'm sorry, Sweetheart, but I will keep looking for jewelry stores that support the second amendment."

Seems to me that your sweetie will simply go shopping for herself, check out the stores that allow guns, and then will send you to one of those stores. You will have a very difficult time NOT spending a lot of money if she does that!

 

[SilentWarrior1]

I like that Jared is a no gun zone. I should check my local mall, hopefully they are too. I look at it as an excuse to not buy jewelry as a gift. "I had my eye on this really nice tennis bracelet and earring set. I really wanted to get it for you, I think you would have loved it. I just can't spend my money somewhere that does not believe in one of the rights upon which this country was built. I'm sorry, Sweetheart, but I will keep looking for jewelry stores that support the second amendment."

Might as well start looking for a tent and a cot... cause I don't think you'll fit in the doghouse...

That is... unless you have a REALLY big dog.

 

[4sarge]

I have thought about starting a Packing Blacklist web site. It would list all of the non gun friendly businesses. Yes, it would be publicity for the businesses, but at the same time I think it would be a good list to have.

Would anyone else want to help me put something like this together? Good idea or bad idea?

Good list to have posted. I'd no longer do business with the anti gun establishments listed

 

[Wabatuckian]

Last I heard, these signs do not carry the weight of law in Indiana. They can only ask you to leave if you're carrying, and ask you not to come back. If you do, you can get charged with trespassing.

That said, the only sign I've seen around here is on the Carquest door, and it reads thus

NO FIREARMS ALLOWED ON PREMISES
except for law enforcement and those legally licensed to carry.​

A friend and I got a huge laugh out of that one. We had actually begun to turn away and take our business elsewhere when we noticed the fine print.

Josh <><

 

[Episcopus]

Yeah, good luck with that. Let us know how it turns out, assuming you can still type afterwards.

I got lucky; she isn't a jewelry person anyway. She is happier when she gets to cut loose at Joann Fabric or the Lowe's garden center than when thinking about jewelry.

 

[Lock n Load]

The 8 Lucky buffet off 465 & 31 used to have a no firearms sign posted on the door. I still ate there that time as we were meeting some other folks, now a friend said its no longer posted....?

I believe these lists would be great, if we could all report individual findings to a master list would probably start us off.

found the gun free post.......

 

[Ri22o]

The 8 Lucky buffet off 465 & 31 used to have a no firearms sign posted on the door. I still ate there that time as we were meeting some other folks, now a friend said its no longer posted....?

I believe these lists would be great, if we could all report individual findings to a master list would probably start us off.

found the gun free post.......

Yea. I think they wrote it on a napkin and taped it to the door.

 

[MilitaryArms]

I've also thought of this, but don't know of any places other than Chili's and Schnucks from people posting on here.

I never noticed if our local Chili's had a sign posted or not. I carry in ours all the time...

Ironically, the only two places in my town I can recall seeing a no firearms sign was at 1) Fetla's (gun store ironically) and 2) Bin Willy's (a bar). Both are long gone now... and I can't recall seeing one anywhere else in town.

I guess I should look more often.

 

[Hiram2005]

If you ARE looking for jewelry and are around Noblesville try Smith's Jewelers on the square. He has greatstuff and I'm 99.99% sure he is Ok with guns.

 

[Scutter01]

seeing a no firearms sign was at 1) Fetla's (gun store ironically)

I've seen more than one gun store posted. Popguns comes to mind. I've never gotten an adequate explanation.

 

[txgho1911]

Roscoe's on E Washington may be pro. He had a good shoot a few years ago.
Revo phone stores are posted with an OH decal on the door.
OC in the Beech Grove Jewelry store. Owner asked about the "heater".

 

[AFA1CY]

IIFC The Revol store here in Indy that had the sign cited the Ohio law.

What a bunch of idiots.

Not to mention that I would not want one of their plans anyway.

 

[skigun75]

I say go for it on the website. It would be beneficial to those of us here. And maybe in the future, those folks attending to the corresponding sites in Ohio and Michigan can hook up with you and make a regional type link.

BTW, I have never seen a sign that says no guns allowed. I haven't been to Jared. I was at Fetla's and Bin Willy's hundreds of times though and never saw a sign.

Anyone know if there is a sign at the Chesterton bar that is owned by the Bin Willy's guy? Hooligan's I think it is. Just curious, been there too.

Check out this link for some other starter or link material---
NRA-ILA :: Fact Sheets

 

[munky_3434]

if they dont want my guns in there they must not want my credit card in there either.

btw, if this was the case at most jewlers how would rappers buy their jewelry? mabey this could be good thing if properly applied

 

[ryanmercer]

Jared is part of Sterling anyway... A.K.A. Jared's, Gordon's, Kay's, Zale's. Mostly cheap crap that is over-priced.

 

[Episcopus]

. . . Mostly cheap crap that is over-priced.

but, but, but . . . he went to Jared!