Gun Sales Spike In April

Rich2018 · May 19, 2020

Waddy said:
I believe that. Laws differ by state.

I saw a video from a company called "Law Shield" on YouTube

Who defended such a gun owner...he said a defense might be the sign was too small/obscured to read

If that didn't work, you can kiss your gun goodbye.

Chillfolks · May 20, 2020

Do you happen to have the code or law stating carring a gun in a posted business is a criminal offense? The research I've done all come to the same conclusion as below;

“No Firearm” signs in Georgia have no force of law unless they are posted on property that is specifically
mentioned in State Law as being off limits to those with a Permit/License to Carry. If you are in a place not
specifically mentioned in the law that is posted and they ask you to leave, you must leave. If you refuse to
leave then you are breaking the law and can be charged. Even if the property is not posted and you are asked
to leave you must leave. Always be aware of the possibility that responding Police Officers who may have
been called without your knowledge and may not know the laws on trespass etc. could arrest you even if you
are within the law.

I am interested in seeing what is correct.

Rich2018 · May 20, 2020

Chillfolks said:
Do you happen to have the code or law stating carring a gun in a posted business is a criminal offense? The research I've done all come to the same conclusion as below;

I am interested in seeing what is correct.

I am also interested in what is correct and carrying a gun into a place where there are no guns signs is an offense liable to get you arrested:

"Georgia's House Bill 60 allows people with concealed carry permits to bring a gun into an establishment that serves alcohol, unless the owner expressly forbids it. Bars that want to continue keeping weapons out have to let their customers know, usually by putting a sign near the front door."

Georgia gun law allows guns in bars with concealed carry permits

RF667799 · May 20, 2020

Rich2018 said:
I am also interested in what is correct and carrying a gun into a place where there are no guns signs is an offense liable to get you arrested:

"Georgia's House Bill 60 allows people with concealed carry permits to bring a gun into an establishment that serves alcohol, unless the owner expressly forbids it. Bars that want to continue keeping weapons out have to let their customers know, usually by putting a sign near the front door."

Georgia gun law allows guns in bars with concealed carry permits

Your link doesn't support your assertion. It would help your argument if you found one that does.

Rich2018 · May 20, 2020

"Although the law lets people bring firearms into bars and nightclubs, bar and club owners have the right to kick out anyone with a firearm as they see fit. Signs are not a legal way of prohibiting firearm carriers from entering a bar, however, and could even lead to lawsuits."

Georgia Now Allows Guns in Airports and Bars - VICE

Chillfolks · May 20, 2020

Rich2018 said:
"Although the law lets people bring firearms into bars and nightclubs, bar and club owners have the right to kick out anyone with a firearm as they see fit. Signs are not a legal way of prohibiting firearm carriers from entering a bar, however, and could even lead to lawsuits."

Georgia Now Allows Guns in Airports and Bars - VICE

It’s sounding more and more that in GA, like many other states, if you carry a firearm in a business that has a “No Firearm” you will be asked to leave. Even if the police are called, assuming they know the correct procedure, they will escort you off the property without further action. As long as you comply you will not be arrested nor will your gun be taken away from you for disobeying a “no firearms” sign as was originally implied was the law.

I will agree purposefully packing heat in a business,That asks you not to, is not the best idea and could end tragically Even if not illegal.

Rich2018 · May 20, 2020

Chillfolks said:
It’s sounding more and more that in GA, like many other states, if you carry a firearm in a business that has a “No Firearm” you will be asked to leave. Even if the police are called, assuming they know the correct procedure, they will escort you off the property without further action. As long as you comply you will not be arrested nor will your gun be taken away from you for disobeying a “no firearms” sign as was originally implied was the law.

I will agree purposefully packing heat in a business,That asks you not to, is not the best idea and could end tragically Even if not illegal.

I wish I could find the law shield video. It's like a legal insurance scheme for gun owners.

One video was presented by a lawyers talking about losing your gun for entering a business that had a "No guns" sign and that a possible defense might be that the sign was too small or obscured to see.

But you're probably right a gun owner would just leave and the police may well send him on his way with NFA. I wouldn't trust to that though.

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