We all should make a statement at Century 16

[kanekutter05]

I think that we all should make a statement @ Century 16 when the theater re-opens. I would really like to see that theater PACKED OUT the night that it opens...and I would REALLY like to have a large group of gun owners/supporters to go in and see a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises".

Of course, that's pending they continue showing that movie at that theater. But I think that would send a strong statement to the community that we are not scared or intimidated by some punk degenerate scumbag who intended on taking as many lives as possible.

It would make me very sad to see that theater close up because of this heinous act. I hope the community responds as a whole, but I specifically would like to see gun owners/supporters go out en masse.

Thoughts?

[cofi]

im down unless they post up no ccw signs

[ChunkyMonkey]

IMHO as long as the business does not support 2A / CCW, it will not earn my business.

I'd rather support the family of the victim through many donation outlets setup so far.

[powerstroke79]

IMHO as long as the business does not support 2A / CCW, it will not earn my business.

I'd rather support the family of the victim through many donation outlets setup so far.

+1

[kanekutter05]

im down unless they post up no ccw signs

Agreed. I'm actually interested to see how Cinemark is going to handle this whole thing in the aftermath. They could go really wrong pretty easily if they choose to...but I'm hoping that they will not.

[DeusExMachina]

IMHO as long as the business does not support 2A / CCW, it will not earn my business.

I'd rather support the family of the victim through many donation outlets setup so far.

Are there any theaters that do?

[ChunkyMonkey]

Are there any theaters that do?

Plenty.. many don't post any sign that forbids firearms.

[kanekutter05]

Plenty.. many don't post any sign that forbids firearms.

To my recollection I have never seen no firearms signs at that theater when I have been in the past.

[DD977GM2]

IMHO as long as the business does not support 2A / CCW, it will not earn my business.

I'd rather support the family of the victim through many donation outlets setup so far.

+2

I will not give my money to businesses that restrict my constitutional rights.

[DeusExMachina]

Plenty.. many don't post any sign that forbids firearms.

AMC does, I heard Cinemark does, Harkins does, Regal does...who's left?

[ChunkyMonkey]

To my recollection I have never seen no firearms signs at that theater when I have been in the past.

The sign is on their ticket window.
http://www.sodahead.com/united-states/papers-please-dhs-officers-armed-with-semiautomatics-set-up-unannounced-id-checkpoint/question-2381087/?link=ibaf&q=&imgurl=http://onward.justia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/no-guns.jpg

[ChunkyMonkey]

AMC does, I heard Cinemark does, Harkins does, Regal does...who's left?

I dont go to too many movies..but when I do..
http://www.landmarktheatres.com/market/Denver/Denver_Frameset_GWV.htm

[10mm-man]

I think that we all should make a statement @ Century 16 when the theater re-opens. I would really like to see that theater PACKED OUT the night that it opens...and I would REALLY like to have a large group of gun owners/supporters to go in and see a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises".

Of course, that's pending they continue showing that movie at that theater. But I think that would send a strong statement to the community that we are not scared or intimidated by some punk degenerate scumbag who intended on taking as many lives as possible.

It would make me very sad to see that theater close up because of this heinous act. I hope the community responds as a whole, but I specifically would like to see gun owners/supporters go out en masse.

Thoughts?

Any company that does not support my right will be boycotted.... I don't feel they should be supported until there policy changes!! No open carry or ccw allowed means I spend my $$ other places and at companies that support me....

Why would you want to support an anti 2A company ??

[10mm-man]

AMC does, I heard Cinemark does, Harkins does, Regal does...who's left?


Oooops corrected...

Agreed...

[kanekutter05]

Any company that does not support my right will be boycotted.... I don't feel they should be supported until there policy changes!! No open carry or ccw allowed means I spend my $$ other places and at companies that support me....

Why would you want to support an anti 2A company ??

While I understand (and completely agree with) this viewpoint...I think my intentions have been mistaken. Which is entirely my fault because I see now I didn't explain them well enough.

Basically I am coming from the viewpoint to make a statement to the community. What better place and time to make a statement about this event than going to the location of the shooting and watching the very movie that the shooting occured in? I really hadn't equated Century's policies into the equation (and in hindsight I probably should have).

I may be coming from a different position than most here...as I live less than a mile away from the theater and I knew 3 people in the shooting (one was critically wounded). Aurora is my community and my backyard...and I want to make a statement to everyone that we refuse to be scared of something like this. We will continue our lives as normally as possible after something like that. That's where I am coming from.

[Great-Kazoo]

While I understand (and completely agree with) this viewpoint...I think my intentions have been mistaken. Which is entirely my fault because I see now I didn't explain them well enough.

Basically I am coming from the viewpoint to make a statement to the community. What better place and time to make a statement about this event than going to the location of the shooting and watching the very movie that the shooting occured in? I really hadn't equated Century's policies into the equation (and in hindsight I probably should have).

I may be coming from a different position than most here...as I live less than a mile away from the theater and I knew 3 people in the shooting (one was critically wounded). Aurora is my community and my backyard...and I want to make a statement to everyone that we refuse to be scared of something like this. We will continue our lives as normally as possible after something like that. That's where I am coming from.


And exactly how is "The Community" going to know the movie is full of CCW / gun owners??

No firearms signs get 1 of 2 responses from me
1) I ignore it and walk in
2) I contact the manager then higher up the food chain informing them they have lost my business. The reason why they lost my business and how many people i know who i will contact regarding their policy.

Vote with Your Wallets.

[Ronin13]

IIRC- Regal Entertainment Group leaves it up to management whether or not to post signs... I don't know for sure, but I don't remember seeing any last time I went to the theater at Colorado Mills; and I always am carrying when I go there.

[kanekutter05]

And exactly how is "The Community" going to know the movie is full of CCW / gun owners??

No firearms signs get 1 of 2 responses from me
1) I ignore it and walk in
2) I contact the manager then higher up the food chain informing them they have lost my business. The reason why they lost my business and how many people i know who i will contact regarding their policy.

Vote with Your Wallets.

Well there are plenty of ways to get that info out to the public. Just off the top of my head...Facebook, Twitter, call into the news station, blogs, mass texts, shouting it from the street corner...

I understand where you're coming from and I agree with you. But again, I would wager this is more personal to me than it is you since I see you reside in Windsor.

I've been to that theater at least 50 times...I know for a fact that I saw a film in theater 9 not more than two weeks ago. Like I said before...this is my own backyard. I'm not saying this is any less important to you than me, it's just more personal is all.

I'm not trying to upset anyone or support anti-gun anything...just trying to do something that would make a statement. If you're not down with that...that is fine. I would just ask for understanding in why I want to do something like this.

[J]

The sign is on their ticket window.
http://www.sodahead.com/united-states/papers-please-dhs-officers-armed-with-semiautomatics-set-up-unannounced-id-checkpoint/question-2381087/?link=ibaf&q=&imgurl=http://onward.justia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/no-guns.jpg

This is federal facility sign. So it has no place being on the Cinemark building. Are you certain this is from the theater?

[Wiggity]

Is the theater even open for business?

[SideShow Bob]

There will be enough morbid idiot sighseers going there just to watch any movie where it happened even if they shut down and remodel the actual theater of the tragedy.

I'm staying away.

[ChunkyMonkey]

This is federal facility sign. So it has no place being on the Cinemark building. Are you certain this is from the theater?

The image was just googled. But yes, all Cinemark's theaters are no gun zone except for LEO. I remember because there were some folks from defensivecarry.com who complained to their headquarter last year after being kicked out.

[BushMasterBoy]

I once read that 95% of all theater seats tested positive for human fecal matter. I have spent thousands of dollars on a home theater system, so I can watch movies in the relative safety of my own home. By going to the movie houses that ban concealed firearms we are contributing to our own demise. I think letters to the management and owners/ shareholders of such theaters would produce the desired results. Boycott them and encourage others to do so too.

Hit them in the pocketbook, because that is all they really understand. Maybe suggest half price admission to CCW holders night and off duty cops in for free too. If they get a ton of emails and letters via snail mail they might change the policy. In the meantime, I will get the full use out of my home theater system.

Cinemark contact:

http://www.cinemark.com/about-us.aspx

[Wiggity]

I once read that 95% of all theater seats tested positive for human fecal matter. I have spent thousands of dollars on a home theater system, so I can watch movies in the relative safety of my own home. By going to the movie houses that ban concealed firearms we are contributing to our own demise. I think letters to the management and owners/ shareholders of such theaters would produce the desired results. Boycott them and encourage others to do so too.

Hit them in the pocketbook, because that is all they really understand. Maybe suggest half price admission to CCW holders night and off duty cops in for free too. If they get a ton of emails and letters via snail mail they might change the policy. In the meantime, I will get the full use out of my home theater system.

Cinemark contact:

http://www.cinemark.com/about-us.aspx


Thats a hell of a lot of wet fart

[dwalker460]

Phone calls will work better, harder to ignore and they eat up time the company is paying someone for.

[Clint45]

Typically a "no weapons" sign at a theater or other privately owned venue is simply company policy rather than a law. If you open carry or they wand you and discover a "weapon" (including pocket knives) they can turn you away and ask you to leave. In most cases you'll just be asked to lock it in your vehicle before they'll let you in. They cannot arrest you or confiscate your property. If, however, you refuse to leave after being asked to do so, you can be cited for trespassing or disorderly conduct when police respond to their complaint. If they don't notice your "weapon" it is a non-issue. Government facilities and schools have bans which are backed by state or federal law, and if you disregard those signs it is a criminal offense.

[Teufelhund]

I called Aurora Movie Tavern (the only theater we go to) and they directed me to their corporate office. The corporate office asked me if this is in regard to the Aurora shooting; I told her not really, I just want to know their policy as I am disinclined to patronize an establishment that does not allow me to protect myself. She said the person who handles that is out of the office, but she'll call me back. I'll update if they do.

I have looked for firearms-related signs posted at this theater before, but I haven't seen one.

[dwalker460]

FYI, they sell alcohol at the Movie Tavern, sooooo

[Ronin13]

FYI, they sell alcohol at the Movie Tavern, sooooo

I was just about to say this... isn't there something in CRS that states the law about carrying a firearm in a place that serves alcohol? I know I don't carry when I go to a bar, even if I'm not drinking.

[Teufelhund]

FYI, they sell alcohol at the Movie Tavern, sooooo

I thought the law stated you can't carry if you're intoxicated. I know people that carry in establishments where alcohol is served, but they stick to sodas or water. Someone please correct me if I've misinterpreted the law.

[Wiggity]

I was just about to say this... isn't there something in CRS that states the law about carrying a firearm in a place that serves alcohol? I know I don't carry when I go to a bar, even if I'm not drinking.


Yes you CAN carry in a place that serves alcohol. But I wouldn't recomment drinking. I THINK you can be up to the legal driving limit in CO, but I'm not sure about that.

[DD977GM2]

While I understand (and completely agree with) this viewpoint...I think my intentions have been mistaken. Which is entirely my fault because I see now I didn't explain them well enough.

Basically I am coming from the viewpoint to make a statement to the community. What better place and time to make a statement about this event than going to the location of the shooting and watching the very movie that the shooting occured in? I really hadn't equated Century's policies into the equation (and in hindsight I probably should have).

I may be coming from a different position than most here...as I live less than a mile away from the theater and I knew 3 people in the shooting (one was critically wounded). Aurora is my community and my backyard...and I want to make a statement to everyone that we refuse to be scared of something like this. We will continue our lives as normally as possible after something like that. That's where I am coming from.

I am deeply sorry that you are personally affected by this tragedy.
Tragedy or not, I think you are barking up the wrong tree. I also think that the
majority of us on the board are not "afraid" or "scared" and we as a majority have
already made up our minds long before the tragedy occured that no human is going
to deter us out of fear of doing something. As far as the no CCW, that speaks volumes
of the companys desire to restrict our Constitutional Freedoms. I can not in good conscience, tragedy or not, patronize a company that willing restricts my freedoms.

[dwalker460]

Well I am not 100% on the Colorado statute as I should be, but my understanding is you cannot have consumed alcohol and carry concealed, but oddly you can carry open.

I recently had a friend who was at a party, had a few, when the police showed up to shut the party down for whatever reason. He removed his Kel-Tec from his pocket and clipped it to his belt and left the party. The officers were not happy about it but nothing illegal there as he was not driving and was not PD.

My understanding is that in most areas you cannot carry a concealed weapon where alcohol is being consumed in public, such as a restaraunt or bar. I could be off a little on this though and it might be helpful to look up the actual statute.

[Danimal]

I thought the law stated you can't carry if you're intoxicated. I know people that carry in establishments where alcohol is served, but they stick to sodas or water. Someone please correct me if I've misinterpreted the law.

"Intoxicated" is subjective and is up to the arresting officers discretion. The law is a little too vague for me to ever drink and carry, so I don't. Not a sip. If you want to take the risk, have at it but there is nothing to protect you if you are determined at the scene to be intoxicated.

in·tox·i·cat·ed   [in-tok-si-key-tid] Show IPA
adjective
1.affected by a substance that intoxicates; drunk; inebriated.
2.mentally or emotionally exhilarated.

http://www.rmgo.org/gun-law-faqs/alcohol-bars-and-marijuana-firearms-prohibitions

[DD977GM2]

Yes you CAN carry in a place that serves alcohol. But I wouldn't recomment drinking. I THINK you can be up to the legal driving limit in CO, but I'm not sure about that.

I am unsure of the legal limit of BAC while having a firearm on, thinking 0.000, but you are able to carry in an establishment that serves alcohol.

[Great-Kazoo]

Well I am not 100% on the Colorado statute as I should be, but my understanding is you cannot have consumed alcohol and carry concealed, but oddly you can carry open.

I recently had a friend who was at a party, had a few, when the police showed up to shut the party down for whatever reason. He removed his Kel-Tec from his pocket and clipped it to his belt and left the party. The officers were not happy about it but nothing illegal there as he was not driving and was not PD.

My understanding is that in most areas you cannot carry a concealed weapon where alcohol is being consumed in public, such as a restaraunt or bar. I could be off a little on this though and it might be helpful to look up the actual statute.


Got to call BS on you new guy.
Concealed, then open carry in front of a LE. he was most definitely asked questions by them or your friend is jerking you around.

[kanekutter05]

I am deeply sorry that you are personally affected by this tragedy.
Tragedy or not, I think you are barking up the wrong tree. I also think that the
majority of us on the board are not "afraid" or "scared" and we as a majority have
already made up our minds long before the tragedy occured that no human is going
to deter us out of fear of doing something. As far as the no CCW, that speaks volumes
of the companys desire to restrict our Constitutional Freedoms. I can not in good conscience, tragedy or not, patronize a company that willing restricts my freedoms.

Fair enough. I appreciate the input on the situation.

[Scanker19]

Yes you CAN carry in a place that serves alcohol. But I wouldn't recomment drinking. I THINK you can be up to the legal driving limit in CO, but I'm not sure about that.

Way better than NM where it's a Class 4 FELONY to have a gun in a place that Serves alcohol, maybe even sells. Which for a state that has a drinking problem, is everywhere.

F&*%$ NM!

[dwalker460]

Just called and asked him, because I dont trust my memory for such things. He went from concealed to open carry because he did not want his CCW at stake if the officers did decide to question him. He went from concealed to open out of sight of the officers so as far as they knew he had been open the whole time.

As I am from Tennessee, it is somewhat ingrained in me to not carry into places that serve alcohol, so thanks for the clarification.

[Ronin13]

I am deeply sorry that you are personally affected by this tragedy.
Tragedy or not, I think you are barking up the wrong tree. I also think that the
majority of us on the board are not "afraid" or "scared" and we as a majority have
already made up our minds long before the tragedy occured that no human is going
to deter us out of fear of doing something. As far as the no CCW, that speaks volumes
of the companys desire to restrict our Constitutional Freedoms. I can not in good conscience, tragedy or not, patronize a company that willing restricts my freedoms.


I am unsure of the legal limit of BAC while having a firearm on, thinking 0.000, but you are able to carry in an establishment that serves alcohol.

Gabe, on a freaking roll today... you must have ate your wheaties! [Beer]

First part- yes yes yes! I refuse to give my business to anywhere that restricts the freedom to defend yourself- criminals don't respect those signs and policies!
Second part, I agree, and now I know when I'm the DD I'll carry! [Beer] Also, I'll just say you guys do whatever you're comfortable doing, I'll go by my same rule with carrying that I do with riding my motorcycle: NO DRINKING, not one single drop as long as I'll be carrying/riding.

[Teufelhund]

"Intoxicated" is subjective and is up to the arresting officers discretion. The law is a little too vague for me to ever drink and carry, so I don't. Not a sip. If you want to take the risk, have at it but there is nothing to protect you if you are determined at the scene to be intoxicated.

in·tox·i·cat·ed   [in-tok-si-key-tid] Show IPA
adjective
1.affected by a substance that intoxicates; drunk; inebriated.
2.mentally or emotionally exhilarated.

http://www.rmgo.org/gun-law-faqs/alcohol-bars-and-marijuana-firearms-prohibitions

I'm with you on this 100%. Either don't drink at all, or leave your firearm at home. I think the statute actually says "impaired" which is still ultimately going to be up to the officer's judgement. Better not to chance it.

[Teufelhund]

Update: The Movie Tavern corporate office called me back. They do not allow firearms of any type, regardless of having a permit.

[Ronin13]

Update: The Movie Tavern corporate office called me back. They do not allow firearms of any type, regardless of having a permit.

Thanks for that... done giving them my business... even though I'm not drinking (which they're pretty over priced IIRC) I don't care to support that place if I can't carry. Well my $8/month subscription to Netflix plus the cost of a 6-pack is better than anything they can provide.

[Bailey Guns]

For cryin' out loud. I know some guys are new, and it's good to pass on information to those less knowledgeable, etc...

But how hard is it to look up a statute? Seriously. If you don't know, don't go throwing out wild speculation about what you think the law says. After listening to the radio these past few days I'm just about fed up with misinformation being disseminated by so-called experts on various talk shows about what type of gun does what and what the law is, etc... And then we have to wade through it again here.

First...the law makes no distinction when carrying a firearm and being under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs if the firearm is openly carried or concealed. If you are "under the influence" and you are in possession of a firearm it's Prohibited Use of a Weapon.

Possession basically means you can exercise immediate control of the firearm.

Under the influence is not defined. It is not the same limits as used for DUI/DWAI. It is up to the officer's discretion if someone is under the influence. However...before the officer can expect a conviction, he/she should have some pretty hard evidence to support his/her position...ie; a blood or breath test. Good luck without that in court.

Colorado statutes also do not:


Prohibit carry into an establishment that serves liquor (though the property owner might)
Prohibit consuming alcoholic beverages while in possession of a firearm (though it's probably not a good idea most of the time)

Here's the statute:


18-12-106. Prohibited use of weapons.

(1) A person commits a class 2 misdemeanor if:

(a) He knowingly and unlawfully aims a firearm at another person; or

(b) Recklessly or with criminal negligence he discharges a firearm or shoots a bow and arrow; or

(c) He knowingly sets a loaded gun, trap, or device designed to cause an explosion upon being tripped or approached, and leaves it unattended by a competent person immediately present; or

(d) The person has in his or her possession a firearm while the person is under the influence of intoxicating liquor or of a controlled substance, as defined in section 12-22-303 (7), C.R.S. Possession of a permit issued under section 18-12-105.1, as it existed prior to its repeal, or possession of a permit or a temporary emergency permit issued pursuant to part 2 of this article is no defense to a violation of this subsection (1).

[Teufelhund]

Yes, how dare you bastards ask a gun-related question on a gun forum?! If someone who knows the answer has to come and tell you, expect to be firmly chastised! /sarcasm

[Bailey Guns]

Yeah...they are spreading misinformation. Like this:

I think the statute actually says "impaired"

Or the whole "there's a difference between open and concealed carry" thing.

Google...it's your friend. Or search the forum. There are few questions that haven't been answered about 20 times each on this forum.

[Teufelhund]

Well make sure you skip over the "I think" part. As if that statement you quoted changes the meaning of the statute at all.

Why the hell is it such a big deal that someone track this info down first in case someone may have mentioned it before, instead of just asking while we're having a live discussion? Isn't that the point of a forum?

[Bailey Guns]

For future reference: Go to LexisNexis. Go to Colorado. Go to Colorado Revised Statutes.

Look there under Title 18, Article 12

All pertinent statutes relating to concealed carry and firearms will be found there.

[Bailey Guns]

It does make a difference. That's why there are different statutes for driving under the influence and driving while ability impaired. It's also important to be specific because the newbie becomes even more confused with all the BS floating around and then he/she spreads it even further. Words have meaning.

[Great-Kazoo]

Yeah...they are spreading misinformation. Like this:


Or the whole "there's a difference between open and concealed carry" thing.

Google...it's your friend. Or search the forum. There are few questions that haven't been answered about 20 times each on this forum.


So does that mean i can drink and drive AND have a gun in the car[ROFL1]

No shit i'm seeing some crap here that a search function could have answered. IF NOT they have this wacky thing called a web site with Colorado Laws. Imagine looking it up.

OT.
Guy on another site ask if anyone could give him values of some guns he is helping to sell. Majority reply Don't you have a BB of guns? The OP is butthurt . No wonder the gun community is it's own worst enemy.

[Teufelhund]

I wonder how active this forum would be if we all tiptoed around, scared to post anything for fear it may have been mentioned previously in the however-many years this site has been here.


It does make a difference. That's why there are different statutes for driving under the influence and driving while ability impaired. It's also important to be specific because the newbie becomes even more confused with all the BS floating around and then he/she spreads it even further. Words have meaning.

I see. So "under the influence" and "ability impaired" are so very different that separate laws must be in place to differentiate? Are you kidding? No gawdamn wonder five cops will give you five different answers. No one can be expected to keep such a massive amount of BS straight.

[Whistler]

They are pretty close in definition and it appears the difference is what is judged to be the level of impairment or intoxication or whatever-the-right-term-is.

(f) "Driving under the influence" means driving a motor vehicle or vehicle when a person has consumed alcohol or one or more drugs, or a combination of alcohol and one or more drugs, that affects the person to a degree that the person is substantially incapable, either mentally or physically, or both mentally and physically, to exercise clear judgment, sufficient physical control, or due care in the safe operation of a vehicle.
(g) "Driving while ability impaired" means driving a motor vehicle or vehicle when a person has consumed alcohol or one or more drugs, or a combination of both alcohol and one or more drugs, that affects the person to the slightest degree so that the person is less able than the person ordinarily would have been, either mentally or physically, or both mentally and physically, to exercise clear judgment, sufficient physical control, or due care in the safe operation of a vehicle.
(h) Pursuant to section 16-2-106, C.R.S., in charging the offense of DUI, it shall be sufficient to describe the offense charged as "drove a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs or both".
(i) Pursuant to section 16-2-106, C.R.S., in charging the offense of DWAI, it shall be sufficient to describe the offense charged as "drove a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs or both".

[alxone]

i think its a bad idea to mess with that theater . why put yourself into something like that . are you just bored or something ?

[Tweety Bird]

And exactly how is "The Community" going to know the movie is full of CCW / gun owners??

No firearms signs get 1 of 2 responses from me
1) I ignore it and walk in
2) I contact the manager then higher up the food chain informing them they have lost my business. The reason why they lost my business and how many people i know who i will contact regarding their policy.

Vote with Your Wallets.

That might be the best way to handle this. Have a hundred or more CCW holders show up and all refuse to pay the entry fee due to their policy. Quietly, of course, perhaps one-by-one with the manager. They won't know you're making a statement if you don't show up and state your opinion. But frankly, if the theater fills up anyway, they won't care.

[BPTactical]

i think its a bad idea to mess with that theater . why put yourself into something like that . are you just bored or something ?

Yup.
The last thing we need on a collective basis is to draw attention.
Subtle is more effective.

We need to be ambassadors of the shooting sports, not activists.

[cstone]

Yup.
The last thing we need on a collective basis is to draw attention.
Subtle is more effective.

We need to be ambassadors of the shooting sports, not activists.

Subtle???

So the ninja assault plan is back on? I will have to ask my mom, but I will try to be there f I can afford the bus fare[ROFL1]

Seriously. Vote with your wallet/choices in life. Work a job. Be responsible. Leave others alone, because most of us would like to be left alone. Associate with people you like and enjoy being with. Love your family and care for those who are truly in need.

Have you ever wondered why the left is the side that goes out and protests against everything and anything? Many of them are miserable attention seekers who just want others to validate their feelings.

I support the right to speak and protest. Most people who protest don't really have anything worth hearing.

Be safe.

[Bailey Guns]

^^^ My God...the voice of reason in black and white. How refreshing.

[kanekutter05]

^^^ My God...the voice of reason in black and white. How refreshing.

Hey you still don't have that P226 available do you? I'm still trying to score the funds but I'm hoping yours is still available...

[Great-Kazoo]

Subtle???

So the ninja assault plan is back on? I will have to ask my mom, but I will try to be there f I can afford the bus fare[ROFL1]

Seriously. Vote with your wallet/choices in life. Work a job. Be responsible. Leave others alone, because most of us would like to be left alone. Associate with people you like and enjoy being with. Love your family and care for those who are truly in need.

Have you ever wondered why the left is the side that goes out and protests against everything and anything? Many of them are miserable attention seekers who just want others to validate their feelings.
Because they don't work

I support the right to speak and protest. Most people who protest don't really have anything worth hearing.

Be safe.

We need to be ambassadors of the shooting sports, not activists.

This is how Dudley would end up getting my money, being out there talking to the masses. After all he is RMGO, but i doubt he'd do it.

[alxone]

if anybody is interested ill be doing my best to clean up a few well know sites over the next few weeks .next tues-thus and the week after as well

[sniper7]

like others have said I'll vote with my wallet. If they change their policy I'll give them some business.

[Byte Stryke]

if anybody is interested ill be doing my best to clean up a few well know sites over the next few weeks .next tues-thus and the week after as well


I'd love to come out... I miss it.

I'm afraid it would take more than bus fare old friend.

[alxone]

I'd love to come out... I miss it.

I'm afraid it would take more than bus fare old friend.

Ga is a great place . Give it time and you will find a few choice places to shoot. Just the same it would be great if you and the family could make it .

[centrarchidae]

I was just about to say this... isn't there something in CRS that states the law about carrying a firearm in a place that serves alcohol? I know I don't carry when I go to a bar, even if I'm not drinking.

Not quite.

CRS 18-12-106 (Prohibited Use of Weapons) makes it illegal to be in possession while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. However, CRS says nothing about carrying in a bar.

That being said, my attitude is very simply that, if I go out, I'm probably armed. If they post a no-guns sign, they don't want my business. I won't go where my money is not wanted.

FWIW, The AMC at Westminster Promenade, and the one at Flatirons, both have signs up. I may buttonhole a manager to ask him what he's doing to protect me, the next time that I decide to spend twenty bucks on popcorn.

ETA looks like I got beat to the punch.

[RYAN50BMG]

I look at it like this: If I have to pull my weapon, and use it, possesion(sp?) will be the least of my problems.