[ARCHIVED THREAD] - List of Posted Places (Page 1 of 7)
Posted: 11/3/2011 8:01:30 AM EDT
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Should we start a list? Or has one already been started?
Didn't see anything looking around....but I've missed some pretty obvious things in the past... |
| There is a list over on the OC forum: http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/showthread.php?81672-Stores-who-infringe-upon-our-rights |
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There would be too many to list.
As a non-employee, if it is not on the forbidden areas for carry list mentioned in the actual law, you can carry unless posted by a sign at the entrance. Too easy. I know the signs are popping up around here saying "Weapons prohibited" "By order of owner/county" (with a knife and handgun sillouette). V OUT |
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There is a list over on the OC forum: http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/showthread.php?81672-Stores-who-infringe-upon-our-rights that site also links to this handy tool: http://www.friendorfoe.us/ |
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There is a list over on the OC forum: http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/showthread.php?81672-Stores-who-infringe-upon-our-rights That works, nevermind. Thanks! |
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For anyone who happens to go through Plymouth during a mealtime, I
would suggest that DeO'Malley's Pizza Pub be patronized. I haven't been there yet, but I will go there in the near future. Here is from the Sun Oct 30 Sheboygan Press article: Carol O'Malley, owner of DeO'Maley's Pizza Pub in Plymouth, siad it's not her place to put restrictions on her customers or employees. "My guests, my customers are all wonderful people, they're all law-abiding persons and I have no fear that they would bring in a gun and cause trouble with it," Said O'Malley, who won't be posting any signs. "I've never had a fear before of anyone carrying a gun into my establishment and I don't see how the new law changes that. ... This particular law has a lot of emotion running to it. A lot of people are afraid of guns themselves and they attach that fear to the new law." |
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On top of that, they have really good food too.
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For anyone who happens to go through Plymouth during a mealtime, I would suggest that DeO'Malley's Pizza Pub be patronized. I haven't been there yet, but I will go there in the near future. Here is from the Sun Oct 30 Sheboygan Press article: Carol O'Malley, owner of DeO'Maley's Pizza Pub in Plymouth, siad it's not her place to put restrictions on her customers or employees. "My guests, my customers are all wonderful people, they're all law-abiding persons and I have no fear that they would bring in a gun and cause trouble with it," Said O'Malley, who won't be posting any signs. "I've never had a fear before of anyone carrying a gun into my establishment and I don't see how the new law changes that. ... This particular law has a lot of emotion running to it. A lot of people are afraid of guns themselves and they attach that fear to the new law." |
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The indoor section of Bayshore mall is posted. They roped off 75% of the corridor to funnel people through a break in the ropes, and stationed a person on a folding chair there to scrutinize the people entering.
Bayshore mall believes is can dictate a weapons-free policy to its tenants. My understanding is that the tenant decides what the tenant wants to do; no different than leasing an apartment. In that respect the interior of the mall is a common area; just like hallways and stairways leading to an apartment door. I interpret this to mean that the mall postings are irrelevant. It's as if the property management company I rent from decided to post the building I live in. Myself and my guests would be able to ignore the posting, because they don't have the authority to dictate those terms to a tenant. They would have to argue that they tenants are the equivalent of someone renting a room in a home. Seeing as they have separate locked units, separate utilities, and a unique mailing address, it's a tough sell to equate it to room rental. |
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No posting at Walgreens. Had no problems open carrying at the Walgreens in Waupaca. I've been doing my best to update the point/waupaca area on http://www.friendorfoe.us/. So far the only place that I've found to be no-go around here is Buffalo Wild Wings. |
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Yep BW3's is corporate policy.
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No posting at Walgreens. Had no problems open carrying at the Walgreens in Waupaca. I've been doing my best to update the point/waupaca area on http://www.friendorfoe.us/. So far the only place that I've found to be no-go around here is Buffalo Wild Wings. |
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The indoor section of Bayshore mall is posted. They roped off 75% of the corridor to funnel people through a break in the ropes, and stationed a person on a folding chair there to scrutinize the people entering. Bayshore mall believes is can dictate a weapons-free policy to its tenants. My understanding is that the tenant decides what the tenant wants to do; no different than leasing an apartment. In that respect the interior of the mall is a common area; just like hallways and stairways leading to an apartment door. I interpret this to mean that the mall postings are irrelevant. It's as if the property management company I rent from decided to post the building I live in. Myself and my guests would be able to ignore the posting, because they don't have the authority to dictate those terms to a tenant. They would have to argue that they tenants are the equivalent of someone renting a room in a home. Seeing as they have separate locked units, separate utilities, and a unique mailing address, it's a tough sell to equate it to room rental. They can post for the general public to not be allowed, but you are correct, they cannot prevent employees of businesses (that allow their employees to carry) from carrying at work and on their way through the mall to/from work. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Johnson Creek outlet mall is posted when you turn into the parking lot. I don't think this is a legal 'sign' as it's listed in the statutes. Anyone confirm? Well I am pretty sure it wouldn't count for someone who walks from some other direction. So I doubt it. There may be additional signs at the entrances. |
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Yep BW3's is corporate policy. Very well aware of it. "Hello Buffalo Wild Wings respects the right of individuals to carry firearms but we do not believe they are appropriate inside of a public restaurant. We are focused on the comfort, safety and enjoyment of all of our guests and have elected to exercise our right to restrict the carrying of firearms in our restaurants. We regret any inconvenience this may cause but believe that this policy is in the best interest of all of our guests and our Team Members. Kind Regards, Guest Relations Buffalo Wild Wings 5500 Wayzata Blvd. Suite 1600 Minneapolis, MN 55416 800-499-9586" My original message: "I just wanted to let you know that, while I love your food, unless there is a change in your firearm policy, I will no longer be able to frequent your establishment. Starting in November, Wisconsin will be the 49th state that will allow concealed weapons to be carried by those individuals with permits. In order to obtain a permit, training and a background check will be needed. These are not the folks that you need to worry about. Law obeying citizens have always been exactly that: obiedient of the law. I know of many friends that would love to give BW3 a try, but will not due to your firearms ban. I recently read in the news that one of your locations was robbed, and 3 employees held at gunpoint. (http://www.10tv.com/live/content/local/stories/2011/07/09/story-columbus-bw3-employees-robbed.html?sid=102) Thankfully, the employees were not harmed. It could have ended much worse. Places that prohibit firearms only draw in criminals, because they know they will not meet any resistance. And, as it is pretty obvious, this criminal failed to obey your no guns policy. <br><br>Once again, I love your food. I was at the grand opening of the Stevens Point BW3. I hope you change your no guns policy, and I will be able to continue to visit all of your locations. I know many friends and family members that I have spoken to share this sentiment. I urge you to reconsider.<br><br>Best Regards,<br><br>Adam" |
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Quoted: Here are a quick list of major places that I know are friendly to the 2nd amendment because it is corporate policy: Walmart Best Buy Fleet Farm Roundy's (Pick N Save) Starbucks Home Depot Menard's Target Kohl's My shocked face ––––>  Or is it an urban legend that Kohl's is owned by Sen. Herb Kohl? |
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Johnson Creek outlet mall is posted when you turn into the parking lot. I don't think this is a legal 'sign' as it's listed in the statutes. Anyone confirm? They can't post the parking lot, only the buildings, and the signs must be on every entrance. |
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I found out today the Great Danes are posted... after I sat and ate and had a meeting for two hours, concealing. Oops. I seriously didn't see their little sign next to the door. Felt kinda bad when I left. It's a hard habit to get in to. Not everyone is used to scanning the doors before entering. |
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I found out today the Great Danes are posted... after I sat and ate and had a meeting for two hours, concealing. Oops. I seriously didn't see their little sign next to the door. Felt kinda bad when I left. I hope it wasn't Fitchburg, I always get put in that lower room on the left. We joke its the poor people room 
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Quoted: Quoted: I found out today the Great Danes are posted... after I sat and ate and had a meeting for two hours, concealing. Oops. I seriously didn't see their little sign next to the door. Felt kinda bad when I left. It's a hard habit to get in to. Not everyone is used to scanning the doors before entering. I looked ON the door. It was inside on a wall BY the door. Unless you look hard right, you won't see it. Funny thing was there were two cops in there eating, I knew one of them. My pistol shows a half inch above the belt-line. Forgot I had it on when I slid off the seat and put my jacket on. Pretty sure my cop friend saw it. I didn't think anything of it, until I left and saw the sign on my way out. Waiting for a call...  Note: it was the newest Great Dane on the hill off of Cottage Grove Road. |
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I carried in Farm & Fleet on Stoughton today too - around noon. Was at the Woodman's on Milwaukee St twice today too. Not sure if it has been mentioned, but no posting there either. Pretty sure Woodmans will be G2G. Good thing too...that's where we do all our grocery shopping. |
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I looked ON the door. It was inside on a wall BY the door. Unless you look hard right, you won't see it. Sounds like it's not a legal sign. "sign must be posted in a prominent place near all of the entrances to the part of the building to which the restriction applies and any individual entering the building can be reasonably expected to see the sign. Wis. Stat. § 943.13(2)(bm)2.b." |
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All PDQ gas station/stores are posted "NO WEAPONS NO GUNS ALLOWED" I talked to the manager and told them no more of my business. Please boycott ALL posted businesses. I never shop at PDQ anyway. Kelly's market on Aberg Ave in Madison is G2G as of this last Monday. Anyone else visit Kelly's markets elsewhere? I really hope they stay non-posted since it's the best gas station around work. |
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I looked ON the door. It was inside on a wall BY the door. Unless you look hard right, you won't see it. Sounds like it's not a legal sign. "sign must be posted in a prominent place near all of the entrances to the part of the building to which the restriction applies and any individual entering the building can be reasonably expected to see the sign. Wis. Stat. § 943.13(2)(bm)2.b." What sucks about the new law is it has no teeth when it comes to signs not properly posted. All they have to do is tell you it's not allowed, and you have to leave just the same as if there was a sign legally posted. |
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I looked ON the door. It was inside on a wall BY the door. Unless you look hard right, you won't see it. Sounds like it's not a legal sign. "sign must be posted in a prominent place near all of the entrances to the part of the building to which the restriction applies and any individual entering the building can be reasonably expected to see the sign. Wis. Stat. § 943.13(2)(bm)2.b." What sucks about the new law is it has no teeth when it comes to signs not properly posted. All they have to do is tell you it's not allowed, and you have to leave just the same as if there was a sign legally posted. That's how it should work. If a property owner tells you to leave, you should leave regardless of the reason. If the sign is not posted in accordance to the law, you will not be cited(or if you are you have a good defense). I don't think the business should be fined for telling a patron to leave. It IS their business. |