I was very happy when I entered a theater last year and saw the sign posted on the front door, "Criminals beware. Lawful firearms allowed." I'd go back any day.
I wonder HOW MANY Liberal "Gun-Grabbers" know that the Aurora Century 16 Shooter, James Holmes checked ALL the Movie Theaters in the Metro Denver Area before he decided that the Aurora Century 16 Theater had a Sign Prohibiting Concealed Weapons inside their "Gun Free Zone" theater !!!
@@Nolaman70 military bases government buildings state buildings is a given, but a mall or stores is a different story it's not a your going to jail, its just a trespass deal 😉 😜 🙄
I had my training class from an active duty police Officer on the weekend. He told me Malls are easy. In Ohio, the Mall entrances are marked no firearms, but the anchor stores are not marked. He told me always enter the Mall through one of those anchor stores. He said the list of rules of the Mall as you exit an anchor store out into the main Mall do not meet the legal requirements of notice of a gun free zone.
My active duty comes from being a hunter at 12 and I'll be 74 in February plus IM XARMY PARATROPPER VN VET. I won't go into a store with a rifle and sling but I will carry a pistol
It's simple, don't support places that don't support ccw. I had a local restaurant I frequented regularly post a sign and saw the owner at Home Depot one day. He waved and asked why I had not been in his restaurant for a while. I let him know that I would happily return once he removed his sign. A couple of days later the sign was removed.
Exactly. That's the best method. No need to be mean about it, just be matter of fact about it. I had a similar situation with a restaurant. I went back one more time and told them I wouldn't be back as long as that rule was in effect. Found several other restaurants with no signs and made some great friends there. People even open-carried in the new place. Sometimes it's Corporate Policy and the local management has no choice in the matter but it is what it is. Keep yourself safe.
He saved lives by breaking the law. He's a vigilante. Vigilantes are only heroes in comic books. The question was, was he initially in the area where the shooting began? If he was not, and he could have gotten to safety, then by law he was in the wrong.
@52fendertelecaster im talking about the way the situation went down. If he wasn't immediately protecting himself in that moment, then he is probably guilty of manslaughter at the least. If he could have gotten to safety, then by law, that's what he should have done
Had an active-shooter situation not occurred, no one in the mall would have ever known he had a firearm on him. While some media personalities did attempt to label Eli Dicken as being outside the law while ignoring the the fact that the active shooter was the one in the mall with the intent to inflict death and great bodily harm, that perspective was very quickly shut down. Anyone with a grain of common sense rejects blaming the person who ended the threat while excusing the actual threat. It's difficult to believe that anyone actually perpetrated that perspective to begin with.
The lamestream media were on that like a pack of starving dogs then the police slammed them calling that young man a hero .... they closed that door and went back to the Mar a Lago cycle .... can't have a good guy taking out a criminal with any positive coverage.... just sad
"Dealing with 'no guns allowed' signs" - Just ignore them lol. Guarantee if you ever need it you'll care more about having your gun on you than what some stupid sign says.
If one looks closely at the details of these predominantly unfortunate outcome events one will begin to become accustomed to such strangeness. And it wasn't him it was his handler that chose
I watched his lawyer interviewed and he msde a couple significant statements: 1. He did have a permit to carry 2. He had extensive experience with firearms
@@someguynearseattle1985 I agree - Constitutional carry is a must, but I still applied for the permit here in WA to show I'm above board, also to introduce my fingerprint since my record was clean
@@eclipse369. Though you don't need a permit to carry in several states now, when stopped, letting the officer know you have one and are carrying, that tells them your background has been checked for criminal activity and any checks done on you to obtain that permit means you have passed and are likely an upstanding citizen and have probably have been to a training class in many of those carry states. The cops are less apt to go ape s_ _ t on you at a stop.
Constitutional Carry isn't as simple, cut and dry as you may think. I don't know about other states but in Texas, the laws are different for constitutional vs. licensed carry. Even if you don't want or think you need the license, do yourself a favor and take the Class. Learn the difference in who and how the laws apply to different people.
Simon Property Groups owns the mall where the shooting happened. They own many malls across the US. They all have signage that they do not allow weapons. I was an elevator and escalator County Inspector and was sent to the mall to inspect equipment that someone was extremely harmed by their equipment. When I went to walk into the mall a mall security person saw my badge but did see a weapon. I was asked if I was carrying a weapon . I said yes, concealed. They told me I could not enter. I handed a red tag to the technician and told him to shut off and red tag the equipment for me. When he returned I told the mall cop I would be sending them a notice to appear in court for a hearing for not obeying a lawful order to allow our department to perform our duties. I further advised them the equipment would be off till it was inspected by our department. I went to my vehicle and filled out some paperwork. Within minutes mall management spoke with me and then allowed me to enter with my weapon and perform inspections without having any further legal action against them. I stood up to their foolish desires. They didn't have armed security that could protect me and therefore I was not going in defenseless. I was not allowing them to take my right of self defense away if they couldn't defend me.
The bottom line is the man who stopped the aggression, didn’t take his gun to the mall looking for a gun fight. The aggressor however did, fortunately the other man was there to put the situation in check. No charges should be filed.
I have been carrying concealed for almost 20 years now. I go anywhere I need to go except the obvious places forbidden, Courthouse, Police/Sheriffs office, Schools, Jailhouse, Air Port, Large Sporting events etc. But private businesses that post gun free zones are not enforceable in Florida so I ignore them if I see them. The only caveat is, although it has never happened to me, if somehow I was ever detected and asked to leave I would leave. Story over. And the next time I decided to go into that place again I would go in, armed as usual. I'm not going to judge the people that post such signs, but that doesn't mean I have to obey their decision to feel the way they do. And if I like the place, i will continue to go there. On my terms only...
@@nanoblow I listen to Paul harrel on this, the odds that you will need a gun on school grounds is less than the odds that you will become a felon for carrying on school grounds.
Not sure when this was recorded, but days ago they said His response time was 15 seconds not 2 minutes. And the fact that he put 8 out of 10 shots on target (80%) under stress... he has been to the range ALOT if not a competition shooter.
I actually have a bowel disease and had to wear a colostomy bag for about four months. Surgery fixed that problem, but gave me the perfect cover. I have extra supplies that I can put in my pocket to support a demonstration. LMAO
You people all circle-jerking about how "kewl u r bcuz u crime so gud" is hilarious. You don't agree with a law, so rather than be an adult, and a citizen, you just disregard it. There is a word for that... It's right on the tip of my tongue. People that don't follow the l... Oh, criminals. Grats. The fact that don't think you are is, irrelevant. Ask every inmate in a prison. They don't think they are either.
Here in my state it’s the law. It has to be predominantly displayed at every public ingress. There was actually a case where a restaurant had it on the hostess podium instead of the door and the gun owner sued them for calling the cops and getting them arrested. The case hinged completely on the improper display, he won a huge civil lawsuit against the owner who called the cops and put the sign up as well as got the charges dismissed.
The guy was open carrying and walked right in the front door, owner saw it, pointed to the sign and asked them to leave. I guess the issue for the owner was he disarmed and returned- their lawyer argued that it was the proprietors negligence in hanging the sign combined with punitive motives for calling the police. He was sitting at the table apparently with his friends and family unarmed when the cops showed up and unfortunately admitted he walked in with a gun on his hip.
Also- the cops in this suburb will absolutely BURN rubber to catch a burglary suspect but when it comes to things like armed home invasions- you’re lookin at 12 min minimum.
@@Beardsandbars that's laughable at 18 your tried as an adult(at 18 I think your still young&dumb but that's besides the point) by your standards we want nothing but kids fighting for our country. The difference between a man and a child is not age it's experience and grit, it's the get it done attitude an handle yours not some damn number.
I adopted the Clinton Era "don't ask, don't tell" policy for carry. A friend asked me one night in a place firearms are forbidden, "are you carrying?" "You know I am." "Thank God! I was afraid folks had taken that order seriously. " "So it wasn't meant seriously?" "No. It's an order. But it's one I hope folks like you will disregard."
Most laws say it must be conspicuously displayed. If it isn’t put in a location that I don’t have to search for it then I’m not sure they can enforce it. And even if they do, IF they ever find out I’m carrying, would be to ask me to leave. However the likelihood of them ever finding out would be remote. UNLESS I have to draw it to protect myself or those with/around me. Short answer, I ignore these signs. Carry on!
When it comes to those NO Firearms signs, I look at the reason I'm there. If it's a commercial business, I will usually go get back in my car and go somewhere else. If my gun isn't welcome, I'm not welcome. You could also leave the gun in your vehicle. If anything happens to you in this 'No Firearms Allowed' business, you should be able to sue the business for failing to protect you and not allowing you the option of protecting yourself. If they want to post a sign like that, Make Them Liable and Responsible for your safety. Of course you can't carry in Government buildings or Schools. Bottom Line, I say follow the rules and go in without the firearm if you HAVE no other choice(In North Carolina and You are a CCW holder, You can lose your carry permit if you're caught carrying in a place with a No Firearms Allowed Sign Posted.). But If you have a choice, go somewhere else. Take your gun and your money elsewhere. That's my 2 Cents.
For courthouses, of course I leave it in the car. For post offices, concealed, as well as when I was attending community college, carrying my G17 with five magazines, wearing shorts and flip-flops.
I recently visited an attraction in Las Vegas with my wife. I noticed "no firearms allowed" signs upon entry, but there were no metal detectors or anything like that. However, at the entrance to the main ride area from the lobby, a security person told my wife that she needed to check her purse, which was a tiny, flat purse barely big enough to hold an iPhone. More like a wallet with a strap. It was so silly that the lady apologized for having to check it. But, and I'm not saying whether I was carrying or not, but if I were I would have easily walked right in with no problem whatsoever. These places with these signs/policies are just ridiculous.
I would have stop that, that is an illegal search. Security whatever you like to call them don't have legal authority to carry out a search, or to detain you, specially without probable cause. if they suspect or have probable cause that you committed a crime they must contact a law enforcement agency with the authority to enforce the law! You can just turn around and walk away from the place property boundaries, case solved, don't allow this crap folks, learn the law it is wise.
@@testos2701 whenever you go into a private business there well within the rights to search a persons or property, especially when they have it stated somewhere
Under which Nevada law? I've checked several CCW related sites and all say that "no guns allowed" signs on private property have no legal force. And sure they are, or at least, that's a matter of opinion. Have you never driven 56 in a 55 zone?
I have a question? I am a trained veteran (and Vietnam Combat Vet). I also am a former deputy sheriff. The question is...I have concealed carry since I was 24, and now I am 71. I am treated at VA Hospital with signs saying, "No Weapons...guns, knives, etc." On a few occasions, because I carry it daily, I just remembered that I had to take my pistol out of my holster but forgot. What would the problem be if they caught me? It's a Federal Hospital. If it's a store, another hospital, or another place of business, I ignore the sign and carry. I was told we would be told to leave and that if I didn't, we'd suffer the consequences. But with the Federal VA hospital, it may be different. I was never trained when I was a deputy about the Federal consequences. So...just curious. Forgot to mention I also passed the tactical handgun courses, ie; FBI, Border Patrol, the old Air Marshal course, and many others.
Those signs are just a rule I don't care if it was a law or not I'm going to carry my weapon everywhere I go to protect myself I'll deal with the consequences remember guys I rather be judged by 12 you know the saying
It depends on the state whether those signs are law. In florida the statute says where you can't go and signs don't mean anything. If you get asked to leave a business for any reason and you don't you are trespassing.
Love that I live in Kentucky, signs carry no weight of law except school, post office and federal justice buildings or court rooms. When I took my ccdwp my instructor told me that private business has a right to post no guns but they carry no weight of law and if you are caught carrying, then you must be asked to leave before you can be charged. He also said tho that if you get a good holster then they won't see it, so pay the money and conceal it well.
When I was a young professional bondsman in 1980 I stopped in a Cleveland ohio precinct to advise them that I was their to apprehend a bail jump. The cop at the counter was wearing a white shirt ,was. He dove over the counter screaming give me your gun! He grabbed my partner's colostomy bag! The bag blew up all over the cop! Shit everywhere. Head to toe! True story!
Come on, I’ve had guns since I was a teen( not counting my .22 I got at 11). I carried a revolver in my pickup when I was 18 and I never had any problems. I’m 66 now.
BB gun at 6....Advanced to 22 rifle later....Then 45 and others....Concealed Carry Permit for many years and now very healthy and still carrying at nearly 80....Still hunting....Have my drivers license and my Pilot Certificate....Don't alloy anyone to judge a person only because of their age....Have a blessed day....
As Dirty Harry once said: "Man's Gotta know his limitations." I'll give the Young Man Credit because it's due. Forty Yards in a shopping mall is a bit far for me, I would have tried to close the distance.
Same. I was shooting with my grandpa since I was seven years old. We would go to the range, we would go out and hunt deer and chuckers... And if nobody shot anything during the day the adults drank beer and then shot up the beer cans. See, there's always something fun to do with a gun 😁
@@jamesa.7604 That's why you need a handgun with a substantial magazine so that you can just let it fly in the bad guy's general direction and you'll get him with one of them.
We, as a group that worked together, used to frequent a bar/eating establishment. We would have work luncheons there when we had an individual leaving, etc, etc. They put up a no Firearms Sign on the doors, we asked the manager about it and he said that was the owners wishes. WE STOP GOING THERE. We are all retired military, in a military town, that worked on a military contract. They didn't last much longer after the word got around that they didn't support the 2nd Amendment. SEE YA, WOULDN'T WANNA BE YA! However, I never remove my concealed carry if the sign is on the door, but I never go back there if I can help it!
Loved the show, a month ago I was in a restaurant named Frickers here in Indiana. My friend and I were leaving, we stopped to talk, and I noticed that a sign was displayed making carrying a weapon was prohibited, it actually said it was “ illegal!” As I continue to read the sign, I notice the reference to a State Statute that backed the claim that the it was illegal. I laugh as I continued to read it, the statute noted was an Ohio state statute. If you remember, in the beginning, I told you I was in Indiana. Unless I’m wrong, Ohio state statutes have no standing in Indiana. I have a picture of the sign if you would like to see it! I was armed of course! 😊
California has a Bill in the hopper that expands "Sensitive Areas" Part of the law will stipulate that Concealed Carry will be prohibited in any business unless the owner posts a sign allowing firearms on said premises. Obviously an answer to the SCOTUS decision. Im sure it it wont stand up to scrutiny, but that has not stopped Calif from implementing knee jerk laws in the past.
His grandfather trained him so I have a suspicion that grandfather has Milatry background because the young man made the shot at 40 yards with 8 out of 10 hitting the POS.
My Grandfather and a few other very good marksmen taught me to shoot starting at age 6 and later I got formal law enforcement training. But I would still have been trying to get in for a closer shot had I been there. My hat's off to Mr. Dicken on his shooting ability.
As a Hoosier, most people I know here are glad that he had his firearm on him. I also know that most people in Indiana who are family members expect their carrying members to carry their firearms into these establishments. As someone who has a lifetime license since before Indiana went to Constitional Carry I have an Attorney already lined up to represent me in any legal carry issues in the event I have to use my firearm. Most of Indiana's Sherrifs support citizens carrying concealed. Indiana has become the Northern example of the firearms equivalent of Texas.
I saw such a sign on the door of a psychiatrist's office. I told the good doctor that in his line of business, if he wasn't carrying he was crazier than his patients.
Given a State permit has been issued to carry a firearm: How does stores, organizations, a local, or even State have the authority to restrict Constitutional firearms carrying???
A little late to the party but, the mall nearest me took the “no gun /weapons sign to another level. They have PD patrolling the inside of the mall with a gun sniffing dog. Though I’ve never seen them actually in the mall , the sign and picture of the dog is posted at each entrance. And I will continue to carry in that mall ( I’m not there a lot) when ever I am. And like you said, willing to accept the consequences. Consequences being asked to leave the mall. Thanks
Here's a saying that I think everyone should live by... "When seconds matter police are minutes away" it doesn't matter what department or precinct it is the average response time is 23 minutes!
It isn't always being anti 2A. I have never worked at a company that allowed employees or customers to be armed. If they don't welcome your gun don't bring it. They don't want you there with it. If you have a problem with that, have your problem and your gun somewhere else.
@@againstit224 that’s something I’ve noticed a lot of these to Waze supporters try and make it black-and-white. Plenty of businesses won’t allow employees to carry guns while they’re working first of all because it’s unsafe but it’s just plain old stupid that’s another thing to all the people in the comment section saying that they would just ignore the sign you’re breaking the law, if you see a building that has a no firearms sign on it you don’t go or you leave your gun in the car you don’t just go inside and break the rule which is what a lot of people plan on doing that’s wrong and it’s in consider of you to go into a random business. That explicitly says no firearms with a firearm.
The idea of concealed and open carry shouldn't matter when it comes to the 2A. If someone in 1791 walked into a bar during the day with their pistol exposed at their hip, then left the bar at night, put on a coat and bottoned it up, would that have made it concealed carry? Would they have had to get a concealed carry license or permit in 1791 or anytime like the SCOTUS gave for Bruen?
Been carrying 100% of the time for over 30 years. Government offices were you must pass through metal detectors are pretty much the only times I remove it. If you’re doing it right you’re the only person that knows where your weapon is. At work we go eat at fast food places and make bets on who’s carrying and where it is. First give away the Glock hat or shirt the bumper stickers all over your your truck gun or 2A related. The tactical clothing and duty boots. But easiest way is the bulge of the huge double stack in Uncle Mikes flimsy holster.
In my state we disregard the signs we do not have to listen to them if they've noticed that we are carrying they can ask us to leave? and we'll leave, so we don't get a trespassing charge but we carry everywhere except for City and federal buildings 111%.
In the state of Indiana there's no law saying you cannot carry in a gun free zone however if the proprietor of the establishment somehow finds out you're carrying they can ask you to leave
I was an FFL for years and also worked at four gun shops back in the 80s as a second job. I never spend any money in anyplace that doesn't allow firearms. I might use the restroom but that's about it, most of the time I refuse to even enter. If they have a 1-800 number I call and tell them so. We live within 8 miles of the Greenwood mall and at the time of the shooting I was at Costco less than two miles away getting gas. As for the Greenwood Police and Johnson Co. Sheriff over the last 40 years they have been Johnny on the spot and Greenwood has always been very fast. The mall cops at Greenwood mall do not carry firearms and are totally untrained, they struggled to deal with a mad drunk in the parking lot. We don't use the mall at all but do use some of the restaurants that you can enter from outside the mall. I only have two friends that don't carry and a very large portion of the people in Indiana carry.
I was asked if I always carry and I showed him my lifetime permit. when i told him it was signed by his boss, he did not know how to act. Then I showed him my badge. Ha
Yeah… private business/property owners who post “No Firearms Allowed” signs can get bent. In my state those signs aren’t criminally enforced, so I just carry anyway.
Yep I just got pass the bathroom discussion where they ask how nobody noticed he had been in the bathroom for an hour. Duh, it’s a mall with serval people. Who sits around and times a stranger in the bathroom? People we constantly going in and out, moving about the mall. Nobody would’ve thought anything of it.
In Texas the signs are VERY specific, 30.05 is a notice for trespassing if you are carrying without permit, 30.06 is a notice for trespass if you are carrying concealed, 30.07 is a notice of trespass if you are carrying open carry. Any other type of sign like the gun with the no go symbol on it, etc. are null. The signs have to have the code entirely visible with 1in letter in English and Spanish. Technically, if they fail to have the sign complete, it can be argued that it is null. If they have an incomplete or no sign, then walk on itn. I tend to not frequent places with the sign.
@E G I think that is the point. If concealed properly, no one will know. I follow the law. In Texas, no properly posted 30.06 sign, properly conceal. Even if there is not a properly posted sign, which makes me legal, if asked by the mall security personnel to leave because they have a no weapons policy, then I would leave. Those of us who follow the law must also make our stance that in the event that we or a family member is injured in one of these establishments that does not allow us to conceal and carry, we should file suit against the business for not allowing us to protect ourselves and others from the bad guy who ignored all signage and laws. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
I will not shop where citizens rights are alienated by signs or ordinances in contempt of the Constitution. Any such establishment should be sued for putting its clients at risk of enabled criminals. Any municipality , state or the Federal government that is in contempt of the US Constitution should be sued particularly the individual legislators and presiding officers responsible for such legislation and laws.
Indiana the police can't even approach you or question you about possessing a firearm unless they have evidence you did or about to commit a crime Pinner v. Indiana
When I first saw your shirt, 5.56x45. I thought that was a reference to the time that the perp came out of the restroom, but I couldn't see the other numbers reflecting the heroes response time. 5.57.03. 15 seconds 10 shots and 8 hits 30 yards
Most places here in Texas where I live (near Midland) the signs are against Open Carrying, in an Open Carry state... I occasionally come across signs about being licensed to carry. Heck, even the liquor store doesn't have a 50% sign, and when I went inside and talked to the clerks they said they WANT people coming into their store carrying (preferably concealed). About the only places my 86 yr old mom and I don't carry is hospitals, government buildings (Post Office, Court House, etc.) and we both have Concealed Carry permits.
The Texas situation is strange because Texas did not clean up the other laws when they passed constitutional carry. So there is one sign that prevents illegal carry, one that prevents unlicensed carry, and one that keeps out all concealed carry. In other words, there are places a permit holder can go that a constitutional carrier cannot.
In Indiana there are places the law says we cannot carry but a shopping mall is not one of them and a sign has no force of the law in other words a sign does not make it illegal here.
Yes, the main places you can’t carry in Indiana are government buildings, schools, and hospitals. Anyone else who posts a sign, that is the discretion of that particular store/mall. If you are conceal/carry, they shouldn’t even be able to see it, or know it’s even there. If it’s accidentally seen in your holster, most people won’t even say anything other than a mall cop, which can only tell you to leave, a panicked Karen, an anti-gun activist, or a curious kid. You’re not the one who will cause the problem in 99% of the cases, it’s the potential idiots around you. They may have made CC legal in Indiana, but I still carry my card with me to avoid problems.
I just recently moved to CT (I know it's not a gun friendly state) but I have been trying to find the answer to this. When I lived in MA, those signs meant nothing really, they don't hold the weight of the law. In moving to CT if you look on the USCCA website for laws it says "no gun" signs are enforced and it points to CT Gen. Law chp. 529 sec. 29-28 subsec. (E) which states "(e) The issuance of any permit to carry a pistol or revolver does not thereby authorize the possession or carrying of a pistol or revolver in any premises where the possession or carrying of a pistol or revolver is otherwise prohibited by law or is prohibited by the person who owns or exercises control over such premises." But this is a section dedicated to stipulations on obtaining a permit... it's not very clear to me about whether or not it is against the law to carry when "no gun" signs exist. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
If he values freedom he would steer clear of all PD. All PD make an oath to the constitution, never met 1 that could recite it past "We the people..." (trail off) . 😕
Are u kidding saying 22 is just barely old enough to own a gun u lost ur mind there damn sure should allow 18 n up min ..however I believe no age limit is constitutional if a young man can fight for our nation at 18 yrs old he should be allowed to own at that age. PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!
Here in Alabama, "no guns" signs do not carry the weight of law. If you are "caught" carrying, the business can only ask you to leave. At that point, if you don't leave things can get sticky.
I was carrying it in a business that had no firearms signed and one guy saw it and was terminated for it was a blessing for my wife and I because I took a early retirement
People on The view brought it up, they stated that he broke the law. He saved who knows how many people, but the view. That bastion of freedom said that he broke the law by doing that. I would assume that all the host on the view have armed protection. So they don't need to carry a weapon, but I have to protect myself
That sign was from before the constitutional carry law took place. Here in Texas New signage requirements came about after constitutional carry became law
No guns signs have no legal weight in Indiana, unless it's a building covered by state law (government building etc.) Malls always have these signs. If you are asked to leave and do not, then it becomes a legal issue, but as was stated in the video, concealed means concealed. Great show guys, thank you
He was like Kyle Rittenhouse. Young. Skilled. Brave enough to do what needed to be done. Didn't hurt anyone else but those that NEEDED it. Even the anti-gunners should be saying "Well, if all gun owners were as good as Dicken and Rittenhouse - we'd be ok with people carrying."
In my state the sign on the door is a company’s private policy and not enforced by law. If for some reason they find out I’m carrying in a business with one of those signs, they can tell me to leave. That’s it. I have to leave, or I’m trespassing, but I don’t risk being arrested for exercising my constitutional right with my CCW anywhere that’s not a government building or school. I don’t even look for those signs, they don’t mean anything to criminals so they don’t mean anything to me.
The worst thing they can do is trespassed you until you you can't come back and ask you to leave always ignore a no-gun sign unless it's in a government building
I’ve never actually seen a “no gun” sign. They must not put the signs on the door handle....that’s where I always look. 🤷♂️ Lucky me, as in Indiana, here in Alabama that sign don’t mean a daggum thing!!
Since I'm always concealed and wear clothes that don't print..If I'm keeping it 100..Unless it's a government building or I know there at Mags there..I ignore them. BTW I'm in Ft Wayne and Indiana went Consitutional Carry 3 years after I renewed my CCW for Lifetime. LOL
Carrying a pistol anywhere, including private businesses that prohibit it carries the weight of the law in my state which is a felony. So if you get caught you're gonna lose your gun rights for the rest of your life. I wish they would change that law and just make it so the owner can tell you to leave and then if you don't leave you can get in trouble. CVS pharmacy is an example. When they changed their gun policy in their stores I switched to Walgreens.
@@jmillerMAGA I don't think Home Depot prohibits " concealed " carry like CVS does. I think they probably just prohibit " open " carry. EDIT - Actually I just did a web search and Home Depot says they just go by whatever the local laws are. If open carry is legal then you can open carry in their stores.
I've had two circumstances that pointed out that having a shotgun in the truck is fine, but if you need a gun and it ain't on you, it's useless. One wildlife encounter, one occasion being a witness to a drive by shooting. Both circumstances went pretty OK for me, even the driveby shooting went OK in general due to ludicrous ineptitude on the part of the gunman. I can find anything funny once, and I did get the plate numbers, but neither situation would be funny again. I open carry because I don't care who knows it. I carry backup mags because if I need them I have them. My experience with open carry has been that if you've got perfectly nonchalant body language, nobody cares. If you wear a cowboy hat while open-carrying a big revolver and chomping a cigar, they'll smile and wave. If the gun and holster ain't black and you're wearing earth-tones, almost nobody notices. Given the sarcastic nature of the universe, I fully expect to never need my gun. I carry anyways. I train every single week anyways. I clean it after every range trip anyways. CLP doesn't stay put worth anythying so I relubricate it halfway through the week, every week, anyways. As to Elisjah, my theory is thus. He was born with the spark of a warrior. Some folks just are. His happens to burn good and bright.
The idea that a guy with 8 weeks self supervision training is more experienced than someone who has been shooting for 50 years is just a false belief. Each person has individual skills and experience and you never know what if they will freeze under stress. You will never know until it happens to you and it has happened to me and under many circumstances I have reactions that were different. I was horrified at an MVA once and I froze for a minute or so after seeing a victim impaled by a sign post. Yet in an active assault I pinned a violent assailant down in my living room without hesitation of a second.
Maybe in your state but in Arizona if you have a CWP you are able to carry in a bar as long as it’s concealed and in every state I’ve always carried in a bank or post office concealed…
When CCL first came to Texas, one local mall put up "No guns" signs at each entrance. Except one. Can't imagine which one I used to go in and out... "There was no sign!"
911 CALLS,..... My next door neighbor, used to call 911, EVERY TIME, HER TEENS ARGUED WITH HER,.... Once, started BANGING on our door, yelling,.... I need to use your phone, to call 911,.... As we opened the door, (I had Firefighting training, and was about to rush over) Her 8 year old son, kept stressing to her, MOM This is not a reason to call 911. ..... Ummm,,,,This time,... Her 14yr old daughter, took the cordless phone in her room, and refused to bring it back out. Another time, Her 16 year old son, refused to do the dishes. (this went on for 9 yrs. 2 to 3 cars would respond every time.
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I was very happy when I entered a theater last year and saw the sign posted on the front door, "Criminals beware. Lawful firearms allowed." I'd go back any day.
Every place should have those signs.
Where was this?
@@kevinedge2676 Branson, MO
@@jimgordon3206 1000% agree! Criminals look for easy victims. They’d definitely look elsewhere to commit their crime if they saw that sign.
I wonder HOW MANY Liberal "Gun-Grabbers" know that the Aurora Century 16 Shooter, James Holmes checked ALL the Movie Theaters in the Metro Denver Area before he decided that the Aurora Century 16 Theater had a Sign Prohibiting Concealed Weapons inside their "Gun Free Zone" theater !!!
He shot 10 hit 8 0 tactical training proving that just a regular guy can do it I couldn't be more proud
My rule is simply this. I conceal carry everywhere that doesn't have a metal detector. Simple as that.
Vote your Senator out he's a rhino we got one too but we're working on him 111%,
I work on a military base, there are no metal detectors, no guns allowed. I doubt you would carry there...
@@Nolaman70 some of us couldn't be paid to go into kill zones like that.
@@Nolaman70 military bases government buildings state buildings is a given, but a mall or stores is a different story it's not a your going to jail, its just a trespass deal 😉 😜 🙄
me too
I had my training class from an active duty police Officer on the weekend. He told me Malls are easy. In Ohio, the Mall entrances are marked no firearms, but the anchor stores are not marked. He told me always enter the Mall through one of those anchor stores. He said the list of rules of the Mall as you exit an anchor store out into the main Mall do not meet the legal requirements of notice of a gun free zone.
Your cop friend is a dumbass. What does it matter how you enter a mall if you’re concealed carrying? People are too sensitive
My active duty comes from being a hunter at 12 and I'll be 74 in February plus IM XARMY PARATROPPER VN VET. I won't go into a store with a rifle and sling but I will carry a pistol
That is why I love Tennessee. Everyone is armed.
Then again I carry in my pocket a ruger max 380 so unless I have to use it that sign means nothing to me and disregard it.
It's called conceal carry for a reason. Screw those signs.
Dicken's response was 15 seconds. As stated by Greenwood Police Chief James Ison. 8 out of 10 shots at 40 yards. He is a hero, plain and simple.
It's simple, don't support places that don't support ccw. I had a local restaurant I frequented regularly post a sign and saw the owner at Home Depot one day. He waved and asked why I had not been in his restaurant for a while. I let him know that I would happily return once he removed his sign. A couple of days later the sign was removed.
Exactly. That's the best method. No need to be mean about it, just be matter of fact about it. I had a similar situation with a restaurant. I went back one more time and told them I wouldn't be back as long as that rule was in effect. Found several other restaurants with no signs and made some great friends there. People even open-carried in the new place. Sometimes it's Corporate Policy and the local management has no choice in the matter but it is what it is. Keep yourself safe.
Bravo!!!
Similar thing happened to me
In many areas, that's simply an unrealistic argument.
@R P why? It is a realistic argument. I will not go where I can not protect myself or my family.
I would rather be tried by 12 people than carried out by 6 people. This guy was a hero! He saved numerous lives be thankful for him.
I love this
That's the rule
He saved lives by breaking the law. He's a vigilante. Vigilantes are only heroes in comic books. The question was, was he initially in the area where the shooting began? If he was not, and he could have gotten to safety, then by law he was in the wrong.
@@SoSaysYou He broke no law. Rules at malls are not state nor federal laws.
@52fendertelecaster im talking about the way the situation went down. If he wasn't immediately protecting himself in that moment, then he is probably guilty of manslaughter at the least. If he could have gotten to safety, then by law, that's what he should have done
That outstanding young man that stopped the mall shooter was Grandpa taught.
Had an active-shooter situation not occurred, no one in the mall would have ever known he had a firearm on him.
While some media personalities did attempt to label Eli Dicken as being outside the law while ignoring the the fact that the active shooter was the one in the mall with the intent to inflict death and great bodily harm, that perspective was very quickly shut down. Anyone with a grain of common sense rejects blaming the person who ended the threat while excusing the actual threat. It's difficult to believe that anyone actually perpetrated that perspective to begin with.
The lamestream media were on that like a pack of starving dogs then the police slammed them calling that young man a hero .... they closed that door and went back to the Mar a Lago cycle .... can't have a good guy taking out a criminal with any positive coverage.... just sad
To add to that, I believe while Dicken may have broken the mall’s policy he never broke the law.
@@ericg649 Exactly.
Yes but what you're forgetting is the approximately 40% of the population that has no sense, they're called Democrats...
The anti-gun media is going to print the any gun related event in the worst possible light. They don't care about facts are what's right or wrong.
"Dealing with 'no guns allowed' signs" - Just ignore them lol. Guarantee if you ever need it you'll care more about having your gun on you than what some stupid sign says.
Facts I be like shiddd, got me messed up where my 1911 lol
@@TheJwalk12341911s are nice but if I’m conceal carry, I’m carrying a double stack mag and maybe an extra mag in inner cities
“The surveillance video shows Sapirman exit the restroom at 5.56.48pm,” added the police chief. “He was neutralised by Dicken at 5.57.03 pm.”
5.56... Huh, what a strange time, I wonder if the shooter planned it?
I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW PROUD I AM OF THIS 2A GUY TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS IMMEDIATELY NO HESITATION .
If one looks closely at the details of these predominantly unfortunate outcome events one will begin to become accustomed to such strangeness.
And it wasn't him it was his handler that chose
@@trevorsherman3993 Good thing he didn't have a 7.62. 😝 The scumbag.
@@thesd_outlaw897 mkmo
I watched his lawyer interviewed and he msde a couple significant statements:
1. He did have a permit to carry
2. He had extensive experience with firearms
you dont need permission to carry
@@eclipse369. It helps show good intent and good faith to obtain a permit, regardless of the necessity.
@@someguynearseattle1985 I agree - Constitutional carry is a must, but I still applied for the permit here in WA to show I'm above board, also to introduce my fingerprint since my record was clean
@@eclipse369. Though you don't need a permit to carry in several states now, when stopped, letting the officer know you have one and are carrying, that tells them your background has been checked for criminal activity and any checks done on you to obtain that permit means you have passed and are likely an upstanding citizen and have probably have been to a training class in many of those carry states. The cops are less apt to go ape s_ _ t on you at a stop.
Constitutional Carry isn't as simple, cut and dry as you may think. I don't know about other states but in Texas, the laws are different for constitutional vs. licensed carry.
Even if you don't want or think you need the license, do yourself a favor and take the Class. Learn the difference in who and how the laws apply to different people.
Simon Property Groups owns the mall where the shooting happened. They own many malls across the US. They all have signage that they do not allow weapons. I was an elevator and escalator County Inspector and was sent to the mall to inspect equipment that someone was extremely harmed by their equipment. When I went to walk into the mall a mall security person saw my badge but did see a weapon. I was asked if I was carrying a weapon . I said yes, concealed. They told me I could not enter. I handed a red tag to the technician and told him to shut off and red tag the equipment for me. When he returned I told the mall cop I would be sending them a notice to appear in court for a hearing for not obeying a lawful order to allow our department to perform our duties. I further advised them the equipment would be off till it was inspected by our department. I went to my vehicle and filled out some paperwork. Within minutes mall management spoke with me and then allowed me to enter with my weapon and perform inspections without having any further legal action against them. I stood up to their foolish desires. They didn't have armed security that could protect me and therefore I was not going in defenseless. I was not allowing them to take my right of self defense away if they couldn't defend me.
Exactly, IF you explain that if I can't be armed You (business) are 100% liable for my injuries.
He fired 10 rounds at 40 yards. 8 rounds on target. His grandfather was his trainer .
The bottom line is the man who stopped the aggression, didn’t take his gun to the mall looking for a gun fight. The aggressor however did, fortunately the other man was there to put the situation in check. No charges should be filed.
In my state, if the sign doesn't exactly meet the specifications set forth, the sign isn't valid. You can still be asked to leave by the owner.
I have been carrying concealed for almost 20 years now. I go anywhere I need to go except the obvious places forbidden, Courthouse, Police/Sheriffs office, Schools, Jailhouse, Air Port, Large Sporting events etc. But private businesses that post gun free zones are not enforceable in Florida so I ignore them if I see them. The only caveat is, although it has never happened to me, if somehow I was ever detected and asked to leave I would leave. Story over. And the next time I decided to go into that place again I would go in, armed as usual. I'm not going to judge the people that post such signs, but that doesn't mean I have to obey their decision to feel the way they do. And if I like the place, i will continue to go there. On my terms only...
Schools?! That’s one of the most important places to have one. People target schools more often than any other place.
@@nanoblow I listen to Paul harrel on this, the odds that you will need a gun on school grounds is less than the odds that you will become a felon for carrying on school grounds.
Not sure when this was recorded, but days ago they said His response time was 15 seconds not 2 minutes. And the fact that he put 8 out of 10 shots on target (80%) under stress... he has been to the range ALOT if not a competition shooter.
The whole incident lasted 2 min, from the bad guy's first shot till the bad guy lost the room temperature challenge.
@@briankendall1978 LOL love the use of "Room temperature challenge "
Also at close to or more then, 40 yards away the officer on the news said! So yup, definitely a shooter who’s practiced. Well practiced 😉!!
They said the police response time was 2 minutes, not Eli’s response time.
I've been using the colostomy bag excuse for years. Works every time. Especially when you offer to burp it for them. They'll get away from you
I actually have a bowel disease and had to wear a colostomy bag for about four months. Surgery fixed that problem, but gave me the perfect cover. I have extra supplies that I can put in my pocket to support a demonstration. LMAO
Get a smaller gun, no one ever knows I’m carrying or even ask
@@alfredsutton4412 I chuckled when he mentioned the colostomy bag. I kept mine rather than getting a reversal.
I’ve had a ostomy since 13 and carry always and I’m 66 this year
You people all circle-jerking about how "kewl u r bcuz u crime so gud" is hilarious.
You don't agree with a law, so rather than be an adult, and a citizen, you just disregard it.
There is a word for that... It's right on the tip of my tongue. People that don't follow the l...
Oh, criminals. Grats. The fact that don't think you are is, irrelevant. Ask every inmate in a prison. They don't think they are either.
Here in my state it’s the law. It has to be predominantly displayed at every public ingress. There was actually a case where a restaurant had it on the hostess podium instead of the door and the gun owner sued them for calling the cops and getting them arrested. The case hinged completely on the improper display, he won a huge civil lawsuit against the owner who called the cops and put the sign up as well as got the charges dismissed.
The guy was open carrying and walked right in the front door, owner saw it, pointed to the sign and asked them to leave. I guess the issue for the owner was he disarmed and returned- their lawyer argued that it was the proprietors negligence in hanging the sign combined with punitive motives for calling the police. He was sitting at the table apparently with his friends and family unarmed when the cops showed up and unfortunately admitted he walked in with a gun on his hip.
Also- the cops in this suburb will absolutely BURN rubber to catch a burglary suspect but when it comes to things like armed home invasions- you’re lookin at 12 min minimum.
@@nokiot9 when second count they're always minutes away. May not even show up or stand in the hallway twiddling there thumbs
@@KingMusa99 my fav thing to remind people of.
As far as I'm concerned, you don't lose your constitutional rights just because some store or restaurant wishes it to be so.
Please quit calling him a "kid" !! He's an adult ! He can serve his country, vote, buy alcohol, etc... Show some respect...He earned it.
He’s 22…he’s a kid. It’s well established that you aren’t a man until you’re 40.
@@Beardsandbars that's laughable at 18 your tried as an adult(at 18 I think your still young&dumb but that's besides the point) by your standards we want nothing but kids fighting for our country. The difference between a man and a child is not age it's experience and grit, it's the get it done attitude an handle yours not some damn number.
@@Beardsandbars Oh, he's definitely a man. Most "men" in this country will never own up that level of responsibility.
Any infringement on 2a is infringement period such as age or a felon if they served their time they should have right to carry also
KID...because it proves that in capable hands even a kid can take down a threat with a firearm.
I adopted the Clinton Era "don't ask, don't tell" policy for carry.
A friend asked me one night in a place firearms are forbidden, "are you carrying?"
"You know I am."
"Thank God! I was afraid folks had taken that order seriously. "
"So it wasn't meant seriously?"
"No. It's an order. But it's one I hope folks like you will disregard."
OK cool. So can I also pick and choose what laws to obey?
I wonder, do your chums know you are a criminal?
Don't ask and Don't tell. And don't ask stupid questions in such a place, never know who's listening.
He hit the shooter 8 out of 10 shots, reportedly at 40 yards.
"Gun free zones" happen to be "free fire zones" for an active shooter!
Yeah, no one’s ever attacked a police station.
Most laws say it must be conspicuously displayed. If it isn’t put in a location that I don’t have to search for it then I’m not sure they can enforce it. And even if they do, IF they ever find out I’m carrying, would be to ask me to leave. However the likelihood of them ever finding out would be remote. UNLESS I have to draw it to protect myself or those with/around me. Short answer, I ignore these signs. Carry on!
When it comes to those NO Firearms signs, I look at the reason I'm there. If it's a commercial business, I will usually go get back in my car and go somewhere else. If my gun isn't welcome, I'm not welcome. You could also leave the gun in your vehicle. If anything happens to you in this 'No Firearms Allowed' business, you should be able to sue the business for failing to protect you and not allowing you the option of protecting yourself. If they want to post a sign like that, Make Them Liable and Responsible for your safety. Of course you can't carry in Government buildings or Schools. Bottom Line, I say follow the rules and go in without the firearm if you HAVE no other choice(In North Carolina and You are a CCW holder, You can lose your carry permit if you're caught carrying in a place with a No Firearms Allowed Sign Posted.). But If you have a choice, go somewhere else. Take your gun and your money elsewhere. That's my 2 Cents.
You can't sue if you're dead...
For courthouses, of course I leave it in the car. For post offices, concealed, as well as when I was attending community college, carrying my G17 with five magazines, wearing shorts and flip-flops.
My philosophy is better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6
I recently visited an attraction in Las Vegas with my wife. I noticed "no firearms allowed" signs upon entry, but there were no metal detectors or anything like that. However, at the entrance to the main ride area from the lobby, a security person told my wife that she needed to check her purse, which was a tiny, flat purse barely big enough to hold an iPhone. More like a wallet with a strap. It was so silly that the lady apologized for having to check it. But, and I'm not saying whether I was carrying or not, but if I were I would have easily walked right in with no problem whatsoever. These places with these signs/policies are just ridiculous.
I would have stop that, that is an illegal search. Security whatever you like to call them don't have legal authority to carry out a search, or to detain you, specially without probable cause. if they suspect or have probable cause that you committed a crime they must contact a law enforcement agency with the authority to enforce the law! You can just turn around and walk away from the place property boundaries, case solved, don't allow this crap folks, learn the law it is wise.
@@testos2701 whenever you go into a private business there well within the rights to search a persons or property, especially when they have it stated somewhere
Keep in mind that, under Nevada law, carrying there is breaking the law. Laws aren't pick and choose.
Under which Nevada law? I've checked several CCW related sites and all say that "no guns allowed" signs on private property have no legal force.
And sure they are, or at least, that's a matter of opinion. Have you never driven 56 in a 55 zone?
@@testos2701 If you wan to put your hands on me, need handcuffs.
Unless they have metal detectors and armed guards, I ignore their signs.
I have a question? I am a trained veteran (and Vietnam Combat Vet). I also am a former deputy sheriff. The question is...I have concealed carry since I was 24, and now I am 71. I am treated at VA Hospital with signs saying, "No Weapons...guns, knives, etc." On a few occasions, because I carry it daily, I just remembered that I had to take my pistol out of my holster but forgot. What would the problem be if they caught me? It's a Federal Hospital. If it's a store, another hospital, or another place of business, I ignore the sign and carry. I was told we would be told to leave and that if I didn't, we'd suffer the consequences. But with the Federal VA hospital, it may be different. I was never trained when I was a deputy about the Federal consequences. So...just curious. Forgot to mention I also passed the tactical handgun courses, ie; FBI, Border Patrol, the old Air Marshal course, and many others.
Those signs are just a rule I don't care if it was a law or not I'm going to carry my weapon everywhere I go to protect myself I'll deal with the consequences remember guys I rather be judged by 12 you know the saying
It depends on the state whether those signs are law. In florida the statute says where you can't go and signs don't mean anything. If you get asked to leave a business for any reason and you don't you are trespassing.
Love that I live in Kentucky, signs carry no weight of law except school, post office and federal justice buildings or court rooms. When I took my ccdwp my instructor told me that private business has a right to post no guns but they carry no weight of law and if you are caught carrying, then you must be asked to leave before you can be charged. He also said tho that if you get a good holster then they won't see it, so pay the money and conceal it well.
When I was a young professional bondsman in 1980 I stopped in a Cleveland ohio precinct to advise them that I was their to apprehend a bail jump. The cop at the counter was wearing a white shirt ,was. He dove over the counter screaming give me your gun! He grabbed my partner's colostomy bag! The bag blew up all over the cop! Shit everywhere. Head to toe! True story!
Come on, I’ve had guns since I was a teen( not counting my .22 I got at 11). I carried a revolver in my pickup when I was 18 and I never had any problems. I’m 66 now.
Fact I've had guns from age of 10 no accidental shooting I'm 57
BB gun at 6....Advanced to 22 rifle later....Then 45 and others....Concealed Carry Permit for many years and now very healthy and still carrying at nearly 80....Still hunting....Have my drivers license and my Pilot Certificate....Don't alloy anyone to judge a person only because of their age....Have a blessed day....
As Dirty Harry once said: "Man's Gotta know his limitations." I'll give the Young Man Credit because it's due. Forty Yards in a shopping mall is a bit far for me, I would have tried to close the distance.
Same. I was shooting with my grandpa since I was seven years old. We would go to the range, we would go out and hunt deer and chuckers... And if nobody shot anything during the day the adults drank beer and then shot up the beer cans. See, there's always something fun to do with a gun 😁
@@jamesa.7604 That's why you need a handgun with a substantial magazine so that you can just let it fly in the bad guy's general direction and you'll get him with one of them.
We, as a group that worked together, used to frequent a bar/eating establishment. We would have work luncheons there when we had an individual leaving, etc, etc. They put up a no Firearms Sign on the doors, we asked the manager about it and he said that was the owners wishes. WE STOP GOING THERE. We are all retired military, in a military town, that worked on a military contract. They didn't last much longer after the word got around that they didn't support the 2nd Amendment. SEE YA, WOULDN'T WANNA BE YA! However, I never remove my concealed carry if the sign is on the door, but I never go back there if I can help it!
Loved the show, a month ago I was in a restaurant named Frickers here in Indiana. My friend and I were leaving, we stopped to talk, and I noticed that a sign was displayed making carrying a weapon was prohibited, it actually said it was “ illegal!” As I continue to read the sign, I notice the reference to a State Statute that backed the claim that the it was illegal. I laugh as I continued to read it, the statute noted was an Ohio state statute. If you remember, in the beginning, I told you I was in Indiana. Unless I’m wrong, Ohio state statutes have no standing in Indiana. I have a picture of the sign if you would like to see it! I was armed of course! 😊
When Seconds Count Cops are Always Minutes Away...🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
California has a Bill in the hopper that expands "Sensitive Areas" Part of the law will stipulate that Concealed Carry will be prohibited in any business unless the owner posts a sign allowing firearms on said premises. Obviously an answer to the SCOTUS decision. Im sure it it wont stand up to scrutiny, but that has not stopped Calif from implementing knee jerk laws in the past.
One of the many reasons CA is bleeding people, who wants to live under the boot heel of tyranny.
His grandfather trained him so I have a suspicion that grandfather has Milatry background because the young man made the shot at 40 yards with 8 out of 10 hitting the POS.
My Grandfather and a few other very good marksmen taught me to shoot starting at age 6 and later I got formal law enforcement training. But I would still have been trying to get in for a closer shot had I been there. My hat's off to Mr. Dicken on his shooting ability.
His response time from when he saw the shooter till his first round down range was 15 seconds.
I believe the video shows 15 seconds to last shot on target
15 seconds is a long time. I doubt he waited that long before responding. Maybe 15 seconds before it was over....
As a Hoosier, most people I know here are glad that he had his firearm on him. I also know that most people in Indiana who are family members expect their carrying members to carry their firearms into these establishments. As someone who has a lifetime license since before Indiana went to Constitional Carry I have an Attorney already lined up to represent me in any legal carry issues in the event I have to use my firearm. Most of Indiana's Sherrifs support citizens carrying concealed. Indiana has become the Northern example of the firearms equivalent of Texas.
Proud to be a Hoosier, if I didn’t live here then my next choice would definitely be Texas ❤❤😂
That's great! Good on ya, Indiana!
I saw such a sign on the door of a psychiatrist's office. I told the good doctor that in his line of business, if he wasn't carrying he was crazier than his patients.
Given a State permit has been issued to carry a firearm: How does stores, organizations, a local, or even State have the authority to restrict Constitutional firearms carrying???
A little late to the party but, the mall nearest me took the “no gun /weapons sign to another level. They have PD patrolling the inside of the mall with a gun sniffing dog. Though I’ve never seen them actually in the mall , the sign and picture of the dog is posted at each entrance. And I will continue to carry in that mall ( I’m not there a lot) when ever I am. And like you said, willing to accept the consequences. Consequences being asked to leave the mall. Thanks
Are the PD wearing guns.......
What is a gun sniffing dog? How do they sniff out a gun? I apologize for my ignorance I guess just didn't know that was a thing.
@@Mojo32 Maybe trained for gunpowder? Gunoil?
@Fireguy97 and the canine is standing with the officer who is carrying a firearm?
@@klausjeager1493 😂
Here's a saying that I think everyone should live by... "When seconds matter police are minutes away" it doesn't matter what department or precinct it is the average response time is 23 minutes!
I 100% respect the sign. If the business is anti-2A I don’t want to give them my business anyway. I thank them for letting me know.
It isn't always being anti 2A. I have never worked at a company that allowed employees or customers to be armed. If they don't welcome your gun don't bring it. They don't want you there with it. If you have a problem with that, have your problem and your gun somewhere else.
@@againstit224 that’s something I’ve noticed a lot of these to Waze supporters try and make it black-and-white. Plenty of businesses won’t allow employees to carry guns while they’re working first of all because it’s unsafe but it’s just plain old stupid that’s another thing to all the people in the comment section saying that they would just ignore the sign you’re breaking the law, if you see a building that has a no firearms sign on it you don’t go or you leave your gun in the car you don’t just go inside and break the rule which is what a lot of people plan on doing that’s wrong and it’s in consider of you to go into a random business. That explicitly says no firearms with a firearm.
“I’m just wondering if my ex is still dating a mall cop.” 😂😂😂😂😂
The idea of concealed and open carry shouldn't matter when it comes to the 2A. If someone in 1791 walked into a bar during the day with their pistol exposed at their hip, then left the bar at night, put on a coat and bottoned it up, would that have made it concealed carry? Would they have had to get a concealed carry license or permit in 1791 or anytime like the SCOTUS gave for Bruen?
In 1791 people actually knew the meaning of “infringed”.
Been carrying 100% of the time for over 30 years. Government offices were you must pass through metal detectors are pretty much the only times I remove it. If you’re doing it right you’re the only person that knows where your weapon is. At work we go eat at fast food places and make bets on who’s carrying and where it is. First give away the Glock hat or shirt the bumper stickers all over your your truck gun or 2A related. The tactical clothing and duty boots. But easiest way is the bulge of the huge double stack in Uncle Mikes flimsy holster.
He saved many people
When seconds of your life count…police are minutes away
In my state we disregard the signs we do not have to listen to them if they've noticed that we are carrying they can ask us to leave? and we'll leave, so we don't get a trespassing charge but we carry everywhere except for City and federal buildings 111%.
Football stadium, Hospital, hockey rink
In the state of Indiana there's no law saying you cannot carry in a gun free zone however if the proprietor of the establishment somehow finds out you're carrying they can ask you to leave
You want to know what to do? ignore them
I was an FFL for years and also worked at four gun shops back in the 80s as a second job. I never spend any money in anyplace that doesn't allow firearms. I might use the restroom but that's about it, most of the time I refuse to even enter. If they have a 1-800 number I call and tell them so. We live within 8 miles of the Greenwood mall and at the time of the shooting I was at Costco less than two miles away getting gas. As for the Greenwood Police and Johnson Co. Sheriff over the last 40 years they have been Johnny on the spot and Greenwood has always been very fast. The mall cops at Greenwood mall do not carry firearms and are totally untrained, they struggled to deal with a mad drunk in the parking lot. We don't use the mall at all but do use some of the restaurants that you can enter from outside the mall. I only have two friends that don't carry and a very large portion of the people in Indiana carry.
These guys are down to earth and I appreciate that.
I was asked if I always carry and I showed him my lifetime permit.
when i told him it was signed by his boss, he did not know how to act. Then I showed him my badge. Ha
Those store posted signs are meaningless in florida. The only gun free locations I abide by are the ones listed in the state statutes no others.
When I go into a store or mall, I honestly do not look or read the signs 9n the door, almost never.
Yeah… private business/property owners who post “No Firearms Allowed” signs can get bent. In my state those signs aren’t criminally enforced, so I just carry anyway.
Mall policy is not law. And the posting of their policy must be prominently displayed at the door not on a sign in the foyer.
Me personally I have never ever been a gun-free zone. As soon as I show up it's no longer a gun-free zone 💯😎
Did you guys not research any info on this event before talking about ? All the info your asking about is available.
Yep I just got pass the bathroom discussion where they ask how nobody noticed he had been in the bathroom for an hour. Duh, it’s a mall with serval people. Who sits around and times a stranger in the bathroom? People we constantly going in and out, moving about the mall. Nobody would’ve thought anything of it.
From what I've heard the kid who stopped the mass shooter scored 8 hits. They said he practiced shooting targets almost every day
In Texas the signs are VERY specific, 30.05 is a notice for trespassing if you are carrying without permit, 30.06 is a notice for trespass if you are carrying concealed, 30.07 is a notice of trespass if you are carrying open carry. Any other type of sign like the gun with the no go symbol on it, etc. are null. The signs have to have the code entirely visible with 1in letter in English and Spanish. Technically, if they fail to have the sign complete, it can be argued that it is null. If they have an incomplete or no sign, then walk on itn. I tend to not frequent places with the sign.
@E G I think that is the point. If concealed properly, no one will know. I follow the law. In Texas, no properly posted 30.06 sign, properly conceal. Even if there is not a properly posted sign, which makes me legal, if asked by the mall security personnel to leave because they have a no weapons policy, then I would leave. Those of us who follow the law must also make our stance that in the event that we or a family member is injured in one of these establishments that does not allow us to conceal and carry, we should file suit against the business for not allowing us to protect ourselves and others from the bad guy who ignored all signage and laws. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
I will not shop where citizens rights are alienated by signs or ordinances in contempt of the Constitution. Any such establishment should be sued for putting its clients at risk of enabled criminals. Any municipality , state or the Federal government that is in contempt of the US Constitution should be sued particularly the individual legislators and presiding officers responsible for such legislation and laws.
Indiana the police can't even approach you or question you about possessing a firearm unless they have evidence you did or about to commit a crime Pinner v. Indiana
I would rather be caught with it than without it…..I carry everywhere…
I apendix carry and have for over 20 years and ive gonq several times into places where guns are not allowed and no one knows Im armed.
That kid probably played video games, you really learn some good stuff playing shooting games.
When I first saw your shirt, 5.56x45. I thought that was a reference to the time that the perp came out of the restroom, but I couldn't see the other numbers reflecting the heroes response time. 5.57.03. 15 seconds 10 shots and 8 hits 30 yards
And it was 40 yards not 30
Most places here in Texas where I live (near Midland) the signs are against Open Carrying, in an Open Carry state... I occasionally come across signs about being licensed to carry. Heck, even the liquor store doesn't have a 50% sign, and when I went inside and talked to the clerks they said they WANT people coming into their store carrying (preferably concealed). About the only places my 86 yr old mom and I don't carry is hospitals, government buildings (Post Office, Court House, etc.) and we both have Concealed Carry permits.
The Texas situation is strange because Texas did not clean up the other laws when they passed constitutional carry. So there is one sign that prevents illegal carry, one that prevents unlicensed carry, and one that keeps out all concealed carry. In other words, there are places a permit holder can go that a constitutional carrier cannot.
@@oklahomahank2378 indeed that seems kinda stupid ....
In Indiana there are places the law says we cannot carry but a shopping mall is not one of them and a sign has no force of the law in other words a sign does not make it illegal here.
exactly all they can do is ask you to leave then if you refuse you'll be trespassed then if you come back on the property then you go to jail..
Yes, the main places you can’t carry in Indiana are government buildings, schools, and hospitals. Anyone else who posts a sign, that is the discretion of that particular store/mall. If you are conceal/carry, they shouldn’t even be able to see it, or know it’s even there. If it’s accidentally seen in your holster, most people won’t even say anything other than a mall cop, which can only tell you to leave, a panicked Karen, an anti-gun activist, or a curious kid. You’re not the one who will cause the problem in 99% of the cases, it’s the potential idiots around you. They may have made CC legal in Indiana, but I still carry my card with me to avoid problems.
I just recently moved to CT (I know it's not a gun friendly state) but I have been trying to find the answer to this. When I lived in MA, those signs meant nothing really, they don't hold the weight of the law. In moving to CT if you look on the USCCA website for laws it says "no gun" signs are enforced and it points to CT Gen. Law chp. 529 sec. 29-28 subsec. (E) which states "(e) The issuance of any permit to carry a pistol or revolver does not thereby authorize the possession or carrying of a pistol or revolver in any premises where the possession or carrying of a pistol or revolver is otherwise prohibited by law or is prohibited by the person who owns or exercises control over such premises."
But this is a section dedicated to stipulations on obtaining a permit... it's not very clear to me about whether or not it is against the law to carry when "no gun" signs exist.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Your first mistake is believing that kid has no training 10 shots 8 hits on a moving human target. Get that guy an application for the NYPD.
You prob couldn’t pay him to go to NYC!
If he values freedom he would steer clear of all PD. All PD make an oath to the constitution, never met 1 that could recite it past "We the people..." (trail off) . 😕
No, do not ever try to promote for MORE blue gang members who constantly steal, harass, lie, kill, maim, beat.
God was with him
You both did a very good job. Hope to see the both of you again. Appreciate the content!
If there is a sign and no metal detector, walk on by its juts a sign.
In Illinois it is part of the conceal carry law to not enter a building with the proper signage. What do we do?
Are u kidding saying 22 is just barely old enough to own a gun u lost ur mind there damn sure should allow 18 n up min ..however I believe no age limit is constitutional if a young man can fight for our nation at 18 yrs old he should be allowed to own at that age. PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!
Here in Alabama, "no guns" signs do not carry the weight of law. If you are "caught" carrying, the business can only ask you to leave. At that point, if you don't leave things can get sticky.
I think his response time was actually 15 secs
I was carrying it in a business that had no firearms signed and one guy saw it and was terminated for it was a blessing for my wife and I because I took a early retirement
People on The view brought it up, they stated that he broke the law. He saved who knows how many people, but the view. That bastion of freedom said that he broke the law by doing that. I would assume that all the host on the view have armed protection. So they don't need to carry a weapon, but I have to protect myself
It’s not against the law , the signs have no force of law .
That sign was from before the constitutional carry law took place. Here in Texas New signage requirements came about after constitutional carry became law
What are you doing watching that crap show?
@@baddad3469
I really hate the view, never watched it actually. Just a few pieces and I see on RUclips.
The good guy with the gun was on point and had his shit together. Good to have people like him.
No guns signs have no legal weight in Indiana, unless it's a building covered by state law (government building etc.) Malls always have these signs. If you are asked to leave and do not, then it becomes a legal issue, but as was stated in the video, concealed means concealed. Great show guys, thank you
8 out of 10 shots connected from that distance he was proficient with his carry gun for sure
He was like Kyle Rittenhouse. Young. Skilled. Brave enough to do what needed to be done. Didn't hurt anyone else but those that NEEDED it.
Even the anti-gunners should be saying "Well, if all gun owners were as good as Dicken and Rittenhouse - we'd be ok with people carrying."
In my state the sign on the door is a company’s private policy and not enforced by law. If for some reason they find out I’m carrying in a business with one of those signs, they can tell me to leave. That’s it. I have to leave, or I’m trespassing, but I don’t risk being arrested for exercising my constitutional right with my CCW anywhere that’s not a government building or school. I don’t even look for those signs, they don’t mean anything to criminals so they don’t mean anything to me.
The worst thing they can do is trespassed you until you you can't come back and ask you to leave always ignore a no-gun sign unless it's in a government building
I’ve never actually seen a “no gun” sign. They must not put the signs on the door handle....that’s where I always look. 🤷♂️ Lucky me, as in Indiana, here in Alabama that sign don’t mean a daggum thing!!
Since I'm always concealed and wear clothes that don't print..If I'm keeping it 100..Unless it's a government building or I know there at Mags there..I ignore them. BTW I'm in Ft Wayne and Indiana went Consitutional Carry 3 years after I renewed my CCW for Lifetime. LOL
It depends on where you are gun signs are not a law in most places.
Gun? No! That’s my 💩bag. Want to smell it?!?!?! What sign? There was a glare and I didn’t see anything.
Carrying a pistol anywhere, including private businesses that prohibit it carries the weight of the law in my state which is a felony. So if you get caught you're gonna lose your gun rights for the rest of your life. I wish they would change that law and just make it so the owner can tell you to leave and then if you don't leave you can get in trouble. CVS pharmacy is an example. When they changed their gun policy in their stores I switched to Walgreens.
What’s the state’s name where you’re at?
@@thomashasty2936 Connecticut
@@Prepare2Survive man o man… I was wondering thanks
Same with home depot. Howdy Lowe's
@@jmillerMAGA I don't think Home Depot prohibits " concealed " carry like CVS does. I think they probably just prohibit " open " carry. EDIT - Actually I just did a web search and Home Depot says they just go by whatever the local laws are. If open carry is legal then you can open carry in their stores.
I've had two circumstances that pointed out that having a shotgun in the truck is fine, but if you need a gun and it ain't on you, it's useless. One wildlife encounter, one occasion being a witness to a drive by shooting. Both circumstances went pretty OK for me, even the driveby shooting went OK in general due to ludicrous ineptitude on the part of the gunman. I can find anything funny once, and I did get the plate numbers, but neither situation would be funny again. I open carry because I don't care who knows it. I carry backup mags because if I need them I have them.
My experience with open carry has been that if you've got perfectly nonchalant body language, nobody cares. If you wear a cowboy hat while open-carrying a big revolver and chomping a cigar, they'll smile and wave. If the gun and holster ain't black and you're wearing earth-tones, almost nobody notices.
Given the sarcastic nature of the universe, I fully expect to never need my gun. I carry anyways. I train every single week anyways. I clean it after every range trip anyways. CLP doesn't stay put worth anythying so I relubricate it halfway through the week, every week, anyways.
As to Elisjah, my theory is thus. He was born with the spark of a warrior. Some folks just are. His happens to burn good and bright.
The idea that a guy with 8 weeks self supervision training is more experienced than someone who has been shooting for 50 years is just a false belief. Each person has individual skills and experience and you never know what if they will freeze under stress. You will never know until it happens to you and it has happened to me and under many circumstances I have reactions that were different. I was horrified at an MVA once and I froze for a minute or so after seeing a victim impaled by a sign post. Yet in an active assault I pinned a violent assailant down in my living room without hesitation of a second.
Your $30 door sign doesn’t nullify or supersede my federally recognized right to defend myself or transport my property on my person.
Except for drinking establishments and banks, ignore the soft target sign. In fact, make sure your heat is ready.
Maybe in your state but in Arizona if you have a CWP you are able to carry in a bar as long as it’s concealed and in every state I’ve always carried in a bank or post office concealed…
Don't forget doctor's office and hospitals 🧐
@@michaelsand4573 Not in North Carolina. If you do you can kiss your Conceal Carry Permit good bye 😏
Federal Law prohibits federal property (including most Post Office parking lots) and Schools.
@@r.parker8299 we’ve been able to carry in bars since 2013 in NC as long as you have a CCP.
Or are you talking about banks and post offices?
When CCL first came to Texas, one local mall put up "No guns" signs at each entrance. Except one. Can't imagine which one I used to go in and out... "There was no sign!"
@E G Nope - just a regular entrance, next to the skating rink. I guess they ran out of signs, or forgot that one.
I carry a gun
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Because a Cop is too heavy.
(I stole this)
911 CALLS,..... My next door neighbor, used to call 911, EVERY TIME, HER TEENS ARGUED WITH HER,.... Once, started BANGING on our door, yelling,.... I need to use your phone, to call 911,.... As we opened the door, (I had Firefighting training, and was about to rush over) Her 8 year old son, kept stressing to her, MOM This is not a reason to call 911. ..... Ummm,,,,This time,... Her 14yr old daughter, took the cordless phone in her room, and refused to bring it back out. Another time, Her 16 year old son, refused to do the dishes. (this went on for 9 yrs. 2 to 3 cars would respond every time.
What sign? I didn’t see any signs.
This really is the best course of action. If caught you can simply play the ‘oh golly gee I didn’t see it, im sorry’ card and then leave.