List of non CCW public places

[steadyrock]

You are correct - you are not supposed to carry on amtrak. Looking at their policy online you'll also note that off duty LEO's are not supposed to carry. I frequently travel on amtrak and looked as soon as I picked up my permit.

Metrolink also does not allow firearms. As others have said, the worst they can do is throw you off the train - but good luck catching the next train with your gun anywhere on or off your body, as they do reserve the right to have an officer conduct random bag searches (I've never seen a bag searched in 10 years, but if the conductor got a radio call that someone looking like you was trying to bring on a gun, you might be the first.)

[CSACANNONEER]

Boom!

Check yourself before ya wreck yourself!

Boom! Boom!

Check your "facts" again and you'll find they are not correct. Target has NOT said that one can not carry. They have, unlike other stores, made a REQUEST that people don't bring guns into their stores. Their press release was carefully written to remain PC and put the minds of the sheeples at ease. However, no where did they state that firearms were not allowed or forbidden in their stores.

[mag360]

Gov mansion, leg offices, capitol, post offices, federal buildings, cal expo. If it aint those. You can carry.

[AtomicOrange]

Some gun shops and firing ranges post signs for No Firearms, including LE. Honor or conceal?

[locosway]

Some gun shops and firing ranges post signs for No Firearms, including LE. Honor or conceal?

Why would you frequent those places?

Some places have the signs for safety reasons. There are supposed to be strict rules on where a loaded gun should and shouldn't be at most ranges. Personally, I just run a hot range and that's that.

[Dvrjon]

Gov mansion, leg offices, capitol, post offices, federal buildings, cal expo. If it aint those. You can carry.

Really? So you can carry in the courthouse, now?

This is why lists don't work. Someone will always forget something.

Best.

[Romanski]

For that matter Posting no CCW has no force of law in CA, they can only ask you to leave if they see it, concealed is concealed...

thedonger said everything you need to know

[thedonger]

thedonger said everything you need to know

I'll second that.

[Sharp Shooter]

At my interview the IA said that we couldn't conceal carry in San Francisco, that SF had passed a law against anyone carrying concealed.

My understanding is that the CCW law is a state law that is administered by the Counties and as such it trumps city and county law. If so then one could conceal carry in SF legally.

Is my understanding correct?

[Doheny]

List of non CCW public places

At my interview the IA said that we couldn't conceal carry in San Francisco, that SF had passed a law against anyone carrying concealed.

My understanding is that the CCW law is a state law that is administered by the Counties and as such it trumps city and county law. If so then one could conceal carry in SF legally.

Is my understanding correct?

You are correct and your instructor is wrong. SF did not pass such a law.

[FresnoRob]

There is an App for that, Not a lot of CA places listed.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/posted!-carry-list-anti-gun/id530004581?mt=8

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ryan.posted&hl=en