Fezwig,
Welcome to our site. Here is a short answer to some of your questions. Banks are not off limit but post offices are. You are not allowed to be in the bar part of a restaurant though.
Businesses are on an individual basis whether that complies with the law or not. We can carry concealed but some of them push the envelope and put signs on their doors telling us no firearms. Some have written their company policies stating that no firearms are allowed. Again, concealed means concealed and it is up to the person as to how far to take that and if they have the funds to pursue that with a lawsuit. Most of us don't have a bazillion dollars lying around so in a sense it forces us to leave firearms at home. My dh has his license but he works in a defense building and they have a no firearms policy. Because we like to be employed he chooses to not press the issue and leaves his firearms at home.
If you go into an establishment that has a 'no firearms' sign and you are found out and are asked to leave then by all means, leave.
As far as Disney, they have that no firearms policy but I've heard of many who have done it anyway. Again, if you carry concealed there should be no reason to be found out but none of us really want to be a test case. They do a flimsy job of inspecting your carry in bags but do not search your person. I've carried in knives for my food preparation and they've never even seen them. These are just kitchen knives but they were in my bag and no one ever said a thing. I was out at Disney Boardwalk the other week and felt just intimidated enough to leave my firearm in the car. Looking back no one would have suspected a thing and I could have gotten away with it.
I'm sure some of the other guys will chime in with their own opinions. Welcome again to our site.
Welcome to our site. Here is a short answer to some of your questions. Banks are not off limit but post offices are. You are not allowed to be in the bar part of a restaurant though.
Businesses are on an individual basis whether that complies with the law or not. We can carry concealed but some of them push the envelope and put signs on their doors telling us no firearms. Some have written their company policies stating that no firearms are allowed. Again, concealed means concealed and it is up to the person as to how far to take that and if they have the funds to pursue that with a lawsuit. Most of us don't have a bazillion dollars lying around so in a sense it forces us to leave firearms at home. My dh has his license but he works in a defense building and they have a no firearms policy. Because we like to be employed he chooses to not press the issue and leaves his firearms at home.
If you go into an establishment that has a 'no firearms' sign and you are found out and are asked to leave then by all means, leave.
As far as Disney, they have that no firearms policy but I've heard of many who have done it anyway. Again, if you carry concealed there should be no reason to be found out but none of us really want to be a test case. They do a flimsy job of inspecting your carry in bags but do not search your person. I've carried in knives for my food preparation and they've never even seen them. These are just kitchen knives but they were in my bag and no one ever said a thing. I was out at Disney Boardwalk the other week and felt just intimidated enough to leave my firearm in the car. Looking back no one would have suspected a thing and I could have gotten away with it.
I'm sure some of the other guys will chime in with their own opinions. Welcome again to our site.
