Concealed/open carry in "fedferal facilities"

lx1x · Apr 30, 2012

lawrencewendall said:
How on earth can they dictate what I can and cannot do in my own personal vehicle. Surrunder your rights at the door in order to work here?

you said earlier you take public transportation.. now you mentioned personal vehicle.. which one is it? :lol2:

niftyvt said:
I am in the same position, I am a civi that works on a military base. My workplace is a marked free fire zone.

for both.. there is an option.. get a non military contract some place else besides in a miltary base. oh wait.. nevermind.. they have their own rules too about not able to carry. :innocent0

CrueChief · Apr 30, 2012

How is a person supposed to abide by a policy they are not allowed to read?? :shrug:

Furthermore how is an employee supposed to abide by a policy they can't read, nor even know exists because you cant read it? :deal:

How does having secret company policies even make sense?? :nono:

lx1x · Apr 30, 2012

CrueChief said:
How is a person supposed to abide by a policy they are not allowed to read??

Furthermore how is an employee supposed to abide by a policy they can't read, nor even know exists because you cant read it?

How does having secret company policies even make sense??

what do you expect from gooberment facilities? you need to be a lawyer to read their office/employee manuals. :lol2:

jfox · May 8, 2012

CCW Mailing a letter:

39 CFR 232
(l) Weapons and explosives. No person while on postal property may carry firearms, other dangerous or deadly weapons, or explosives, either openly or concealed, or store the same on postal property, except for official purposes.

..So you can't even mail a letter in the outside drop box (on postal property) if you are CCW?

Can't even go for a walk and drop a letter in a box on their property?

Who wrote this law? Joseph Curran Jr.?

swinokur · May 8, 2012

If the PO is in a strip mall or other public parking lot type of design, only the PO is considered Federal property.

paperwork351 · May 8, 2012

Years ago, I went to Ft. Meade for a IDPA type orientation at the range. Drivers license and car tag were recorded. Parked, went inside the station and presented the license. The firearm was not inspected. I think I pre-registered.

Biggfoot44 · May 9, 2012

Yes , they can control your personal vehicle if you bring it onto their property , or use it while on the clock / oficial duties .

Blaster229 · May 9, 2012

Lawrence, why does an employer have to make accommodations for their employees to store their "self defense" weapons?

Sent from my phone from somewhere in the world.

swinokur · May 9, 2012

IIRC, VA recently changed their laws to allow state and county govt employees to store firearms in their personal vehicles. But the law to compel private companies to do this failed.

Biggfoot44 · May 9, 2012

Some states have it in their law that any place that bars the carry of firearms must provide a lockable storage acomadation for it.

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