Armed FFL employees

[JeffM]

If someone is in the parking lot, can you tell them to leave? If they do not leave, can they be arrested for trespassing?

If the answer is yes, I'd hazard that it is private property enough.

[Librarian]

If someone is in the parking lot, can you tell them to leave? If they do not leave, can they be arrested for trespassing?

If the answer is yes, I'd hazard that it is private property enough.

The current state of the law, shown in Overturf, suggests that that is not correct.

Stupid, of course, and I agree it ought to be revisited, but I think until we get a countervailing court opinion Overturf's very odd opinion controls.

[!@#$%40]

ummmm how about take the loaded mag out and empty the chamber and do your bizz outside the place of bizz (smoke, throw garbage, go get something out of your car or whatever) we are however an open carry state right?

[donbing]

[QUOTE=Librarian;5143438] post #18
Seems to me that I recall River City in Sac, back in the 70s, had a locked front door; one had to knock for admission. And every staff person inside was open carrying.

River City Gun Exchange opened in 1997. I was still riding a bike to 7th grade and the only gun I owned was a Daisy model 25 in .17 roundball at the end of the '70's. Maybe you're thinking about Old Sacramento Armoury or Simm's or Christie's. David's Pawn in downtown Sacto used to buzz you in up until around 2005 but I think they're gone now.

Don @ River City

[Librarian]

[QUOTE=donbing;5228248]

post #18
Seems to me that I recall River City in Sac, back in the 70s, had a locked front door; one had to knock for admission. And every staff person inside was open carrying.

River City Gun Exchange opened in 1997. I was still riding a bike to 7th grade and the only gun I owned was a Daisy model 25 in .17 roundball at the end of the '70's. Maybe you're thinking about Old Sacramento Armoury or Simm's or Christie's. David's Pawn in downtown Sacto used to buzz you in up until around 2005 but I think they're gone now.

Don @ River City

Ha! Thanks, Don. That was a long time ago and obviously I forgot.