Basically agreeing that the Post Office is not a "sensitive area" WRT Heller.
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Denver Post gets it right, editorial FOR Post Office carry!
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Colorado is a great state and I love it. We just need to bring a little common sense to Denver. Looks like that's happening.I am a law enforcement officer in the state of Colorado. Nothing I post is legal advice of any kind.
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Like most of us, the Bonidys don't have the option of home mail delivery, so they get their mail at the post office, and the U.S. Postal Service prohibits firearms on their property, including parking lots. That means those who carry firearms — or stop by the post office on their way to or from the shooting range — are breaking the law even by leaving their guns in their cars when they get their mail.
On my motorcycle I leave it unsecured in plain view to get my mail.
I don't get home delivery due to rural isolation. I don't leave my gun at home ever due to rural isolation, 3 cops for 5000 square miles!NRA Life MemberComment
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