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Originally Posted by Graves
It's not against state law but they can restrict it through their own policies. There's no legal ramifications (unless you refuse to remove yourself from the campus grounds) but they can expel a student or ask a non-student to leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeusExMachina
LOL! That's right it's 'Free' Tibet; been a while since I've been through Boulder.
I personally really don't worry about printing. I am pretty skinny yet I am able to carry a full size 1911 without issue.
The one time somebody spotted it-my T shirt rode up a bit and exposed the muzzle. The chick in line behind me asked me if I was a cop. I asked her "why, did you do something wrong?"
Now if somebody asks if it is a firearm I will tell them the truth.
As far as where you can and where you can't: in Colorado a private entity/property has the right to forbid firearms on their property.
If you are a skinny dude, just buy a few cheap fluffy boy summer shirts for cover garments to help you get over the "my gun is printing phobia".
Some of you think I was kidding about the tie die, Mike knows better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graves
I though Post Offices were not "federal" as they received no federal funding? They don't have signs.
Uhm, there is a list of gun-laws up at RMGO website, so not sure but here is a link:
http://www.rmgo.org/gun-law-faqs
Post office by my house has a sign.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordanls19
I have an abnormally long torso so finding shirts that are long enough is an issue. I jsut try and keep my bending over or kneeling to an minimum. i also have to carry at 4:30 for comfort