Definitive CCW Venue List

[NationsMostWanted]

Natural history museum of Los angeles is good

[9Cal_OC]

Our permit isn't valid in Vegas anyways right?

Not the CA permit.

[Lady Ruger]

Our permit isn't valid in Vegas anyways right?

No but your AZ is.

[Lowbudget]

Our permit isn't valid in Vegas anyways right?

cali permit is not, but if you hold an arizona permit you can.

[mossy]

Is SF MOMA good to go?

[CenterX]

Is SF MOMA good to go?

Per the recent 9th circuit ruling - no, as it is a museum.
Do they have security staff? I’m Not sure about now. Not before the pandemic.

[mossy]

Per the recent 9th circuit ruling - no, as it is a museum.
Do they have security staff? I’m Not sure about now. Not before the pandemic.

Law Enforcement is expected from SB2 or whatever law that banned carry in sensitive places.


Was just there, no metal detection or posted signs on the doors. So it's GTG as long as you keep it concealed.

[mossy]

Is there security screening at Paris hotel & casino in Las Vegas? I know Cesars entertainment is anti gun, but are they searching bags and guests at check-in actively looking for firearms?

[master lee]

Is there security screening at Paris hotel & casino in Las Vegas? I know Cesars entertainment is anti gun, but are they searching bags and guests at check-in actively looking for firearms?

Was just in Vegas and visited a few hotels/casinos on the strip. No metal detectors whatsoever and no security checking bags and people. My co-worker left his revolver in his bag and had the front desk bring his bag up to his room during check-in. Before they had staff bring it up, they scanned it and found his revolver. He had to check it in with security. As long as you carry your CCW on your body and don’t let the front desk carry your bags up, you’re good.

Also, I do believe Fremont street at night has metal detectors.

[Mute]

Was just in Vegas and visited a few hotels/casinos on the strip. No metal detectors whatsoever and no security checking bags and people. My co-worker left his revolver in his bag and had the front desk bring his bag up to his room during check-in. Before they had staff bring it up, they scanned it and found his revolver. He had to check it in with security. As long as you carry your CCW on your body and don’t let the front desk carry your bags up, you’re good.

Also, I do believe Fremont street at night has metal detectors.

Why would anyone let someone have control of a bag in which they have a gun? That's asking for trouble.

[enorbit3]

Planning on going to the Aquarium of the Pacific tomorrow. Anyone know if theyre still good to go?


EDIT: also, can we sticky this thread?

[Dvrjon]

No Weapons Policy

The Aquarium of the Pacific has established – and strictly enforces – a No Weapons policy. Weapons include firearms, chemical weapons, knives, or other sharp instruments. Signage on Aquarium property states weapons of any kind are not permitted. Visitors are prohibited from carrying firearms at any time on Aquarium property.

Onsite Magnetic Scanner

The Aquarium utilizes a low-frequency magnetic scanner during guest entry. This is not an X-ray machine and is safe for all guests and staff. This system is designed to reduce unnecessary bag checks and enhance the safety of all guests. All guests are required to cross over the scanner as they enter. Prohibited items on Aquarium property

For the safety of guests, staff, and animals, all bags are subject to search. Refusal to bag search may result in non-admittance to the Aquarium. Prohibited items are listed below.

• Firearms, ammunition, and similar items.
• Weapons or items that may be used as weapons, including knives, sharp tools, or other sharp instruments.

https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/visit/code_of_conduct#:~:text=Signage%20on%20Aquarium%20 property%20states,any%20time%20on%20Aquarium%20pro perty.

(Took12ish hrs to post this)

[enorbit3]

Thank you my man!