7 Places You Should Never Carry Your Gun

Constitutional carry and concealed carry is on the rise but there are some places you should never carry your gun. The penalties can be steep, gray areas exist and overall you have to know where you can and cannot carry your gun in your state. Some places might be obvious while others, not so much.
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[@jamieluvsknives3912]

I try my best to avoid places I can’t carry

[@cornellmiller2315]

Yup don't even go in Bars with friends No strap No Brew from Tap😂

[@jamieluvsknives3912]

@@cornellmiller2315 I don’t go to bars or drink alcohol anyway ever since I got my ccw

[@magiclarry7688]

Me too.

[@jmw611]

How sad. Why so scared to be without a gun? I'm glad I'm not a big chicken!

[@Zeevuhl]

@@H1TM4N_2Yeah you tell em that'll show em!

[@jamescraig4719]

Any place they check, every where else I carry. It’s called concealed for a reason

[@666devilknight]

This is the proper answer. No law that contradicts the constitution can be valid, and we are not obligated to obey such laws. Mass non compliance is how the founding fathers told us to deal with unconstitutional laws.

[@alrbredwall]

Amen brother. I was just having this conversation with my state trooper buddy. He subscribes to this also.

[@nova68cutie]

​​@@666devilknightunfortunately this is way over people's heads. Especially pro "constitutional advocates". There never ganna get it.

[@nova68cutie]

I'd never even consider going 2 a church if my gun rights are restricted. I swear, people are out of there minds. Not only that but my young son (along with my wife) attends as well. I'm not leaving them that vulnerable. As for air travel goes I'll simply travel private. I have family who have there pilot licenses & smaller plans with an option to live via parachutes is fine with me.

[@alrbredwall]

@@nova68cutie amen brother.

[@thomaswalsh5097]

I just heard from a cartel member that they are concerned about these restrictions 😂

[@GmanGSW]

Yep, the "No Guns Allowed" signs really have 'em sweating... Now, when they pull up to a building, with a sign like that, it's "oh darn, time to go unarmed..." and take the firearms back to the vehicle(s)... Yeah, Right! 😂

[@cocolefleur]

Is the cartel member in the room with you now?

[@RBass1978]

Yeah I’ve heard the cartel are trying to figure out how to get past the gun free zone signs on building entrances. It’s a big inconvenience for them to have to leave their guns in their cars, with the threat of theft and all

[@rogercrouch5866]

🤣

[@MikeG.666]

Hilarious 😂

[@green41011]

I just remember the shooting in that Indiana mall where the gunmen was taken out by a citizen with a gun. It was against the rules of the mall to bring a firearm in but that man saved lives. Anywhere that forbids carrying is a target for people that don't care.

[@zamoraaz7392]

The way I see it is as long as nobody can/will search you, you can carry a gun. Nobody will see it unless you need to use it in which case they’ll likely not want to press charges depending on the situation

[@HellaSmuuv]

Did the citizen get charged with anything?

[@green41011]

@@HellaSmuuv No, the mall even thanked him

[@phillhuddleston9445]

@@HellaSmuuv It was not against the law just the businesses policy, in many states you can carry in places that post "no guns" signs and they can ask you to leave but it's not breaking the law to carry in them.

[@jacegallagher8589]

@@phillhuddleston9445 Tennessee is like this.

[@trooper2121]

There’s a local restaurant in my area in Tennessee that encourages carrying a concealed weapon. If you’re carrying you actually get a free non alcoholic drink free plus a 10% discount on your meal. Don’t get me wrong it’s a somewhat expensive restaurant but I support them fully and if I’m out I try and go there regularly simply because I appreciate their stance on guns. Great video and I enjoyed it. Thank you

[@Mindyobidnessfr]

What city is it in? I wanna go there now lol

[@wayneph71]

Got gas in tennessee and he had sign 5 cents off gas for having a permit

[@OneRyLove]

That’s dope !

[@Farminginthecity]

That's why I also live in TN. Pro gun state they even put it into the TN state constitution and they are also stand your ground state. Criminals are treated like Criminals. In Tn you mess around and you will find out quickly how we don't put up with nonsense.

[@spoot8835]

I would gladly eat there regularly, and they get free security, it also conditions people subconsciously to carry more.

[@joesimons7387]

I walked into a Dept of Licensing and was asked if I was carrying a weapon and I told them yes but that I had a concealed permit. The LE took the pistol and put it in a locker ran me through the metal detector and went and did my business. On my return, I was given my pistol and was on my way. I asked the LE if I should have left it in the car and he said it was better to put it in their locker cars can be broken into and the gun could be stolen.

[@kimmichaels899]

We have no permits here can you get into more places with a permit? What's that for

[@MRLUGNUTS]

Same with my courthouse here in PA..

[@user-es4ck3le9x]

@@kimmichaels899 yes

[@Tuner9069]

Same happened to me at the emergency room in WV.

[@rachelstephens3680]

LOOOOOOL AND U LISTENED TO HIM????? HAaaa

[@tjmayer9103]

A sign has never stopped me ... but a metal detector will.

[@cocolefleur]

"I don't respect private property"

[@Gushing69Granny]

@@cocolefleurI respect your right for property (that you never really own because you pay property taxes) less than my right for survival. Cry harder.

[@unseenadventures8130]

A metal detector doesn't find a Is ceramic knife

[@tjmayer9103]

@cocolefleur I respect my life more than a sign on private property.

[@cocolefleur]

@@Son_Of_Europa Right, it can just void insurance coverage, or increase rates. A homeless man living on an unused portion of your land doesn't affect your enjoyment of your home.

[@InkedCarpenter1776]

The only places I don't carry are where there are metal detectors. Don't ask, don't tell.

[@dracoorian3029]

I go into malls with my gun I don’t set off detours because I don’t steal anything from stores. I carry everywhere except airports and school’s because I have no business being in schools and as for airports I don’t fly anywhere. If I can’t go by car train or boat I guess I don’t need to go places. Trains where I live don’t care if your armed or not nobody is gonna hijack a train as for a boat depends on if it’s a cruise then I can’t otherwise I will

[@MikeG.666]

I like this 👍. Simpatico brother. Take me to court later. The only reason anybody is going to find out is because I stopped a violent crime in progress. See ya in court. Let a jury of my peers decide.

[@dracoorian3029]

@@MikeG.666 I just realized that I spelled detectors wrong.

[@MikeG.666]

@@dracoorian3029 looks correct to me🤔

[@dracoorian3029]

@@MikeG.666 detours not detectors lol 😂 in my original comment

[@mjolnirdynamics8789]

You need to complete the sentence, ignorance of the law is not a defense. Unless you're a cop or politician.

[@jeffheyer7783]

For real..

[@props-model-shop]

A local guy here in town was arrested for having a gun in his house. His house is located across from a school ( less than 500 ft.). His house was built many years before the school was even a thought. So now, a large legal has begun over this. How did someone know about the gun?.... A karen from across the street saw it in his waist ban when he was in the garage.

[@889976889]

That’s private property not sure how that violates the law especially if the house was there first. Armed attorneys did a video on this while back saying it’s legal even within 500 feet of a school if it’s private property.

[@kimmichaels899]

Wow! That's pathetic, I never herd such a bs 😒

[@NoNonsense316]

The Gun Free School Zone act does not apply to private property. If he was actually prosecuted for this, it's a case of an over-active prosecutor and the trial shouldn't survive past a motion for dismissal, citing the law.

[@props-model-shop]

The homeowner is sueing the city for the illeagal arrest. Again the Tax Payer is on the hook for cops who don't know the law or don't care about the law@@NoNonsense316

[@detroit313vlogs7]

Sickening

[@joe_higachi]

NEVER LEAVE YOUR GUN IN YOUR VEHICLE

[@fortnite.burger]

Why is that?

[@HellaSmuuv]

@leonl4752why they gotta be black bro😔

[@spidergoose891]

Because it belongs on you.

[@oxydoxxo]

Exactly how will my car defend itself then 😨

[@anonbrowsing8848]

@leonl4752 black tweaker? Racist much?

[@antoniooceguera1996]

Criminals don’t care and doesn’t apply to them

[@detroit313vlogs7]

Neither should any good citizens

[@mikefarmer4748]

And even when they're caught, gun charges are the first thing thrown out in a plea down. If you're not a criminal, but a lawful, permitted citizen that's just in the wrong place, that's your only charge. No plea down for you.

[@brianchaplin9085BEC.]

When there's a place where the law abiding citizen can't carry a gun, that's where the criminal will likely have one.

[@privatesector0422]

Criminals are still going to carry anywhere at any time.

[@robertstickney5469]

I still conceal everywhere. Post office, my daughters school. Everywhere i can. Id rather look at myself in prison everyday for protecting my family and innocent lives then live knowing i could have done something and i did nothing because someone with 24/7 armed security decided "well i just don't feel citizens carrying guns is appropriate"

[@eclipsetuner99]

I don’t blame you. I’m a LEO and when I go to my kids school events I can occasionally see someone’s carry printing a tad. To this day I’ve never done anything about it, I just make a mental note of who they are and where they’re sitting. I’m blessed to have leosa covering me pretty much everywhere I go, so I couldn’t imagine having to go somewhere that I don’t have the ability to protect my family.

[@robertstickney5469]

@@eclipsetuner99 I'm extra careful not to print. Most people don't pay good enough attention but still

[@thebusterdog921]

Foolish story. A School? Unbelievable.

[@bobbyzeiger5760]

@@thebusterdog921 you’ll be wishing you had one when god forbid something were to happen there

[@juanmangasmochas1533]

I carry at my kids school, as allowed by law. I don’t carry into their events. I carry on the property but never the premises. Like I said, only where the law allows, otherwise I’m wearing 3-4 knives.

[@johndecker9983]

I carry everywhere that a criminal would, and indeed they do, carry. Regardless. I protect me. Not the government. I used to take my gun into the school office and leave it for the day during hunting season and hunt on my way home on school property. I wasn't the only one. It was the early 90s. With cops dropping and jungle rolling while mag dumping into their own vehicle, i see a cop carrying a gun, i carry where they carry.

[@detroit313vlogs7]

Period

[@corvetteman0714]

Facts

[@stanleylee3329]

That makes you a criminal lol…

[@TheKlamminator]

Carry a gun everywhere unless there is a metal detector

[@catdaddy2643]

Just get Glock made of plastic and doesn’t set of metal detectors

[@catdaddy2643]

@GodsWordNotMines everything is plastic that’s why so popular

[@ronules1]

@@catdaddy2643 SMH

[@jcb86-a]

@@catdaddy2643 I assume you’re being sarcastic. None of this is true, and what about the ammo?

[@ConservativeCalifornian1032]

And if there is a metal detector then just dont go😂

[@terrybrown2207]

Interesting fact about Hartsfield Jackson Airport, you can open or conceal carry in the unsecured portion of the airport. Also all no gun signage on private property in Georgia is unenforceable. They can ask you to leave and if you refuse it will turn into a trespassing charge.

[@codyway7424]

Nashville Airport as well.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Fair enough.

[@thebusterdog921]

Armed trespassing is a felony.

[@codyway7424]

@@thebusterdog921 Maybe, but weapons are not prohibited in unsecured areas of airports, at least in Ga, TN, Wy, and Tx, where I have personal recent experience.

[@robertsimpson4334]

You definitely need to check your state laws for each of these. In Utah, if you have a conceal carry, you can conceal carry in schools. As opposed to carrying with Constitutional Carry

[@livewithnick]

Same in Alabama.

[@Gushing69Granny]

Sadly Florida doesn’t allow us to

[@mcrchickenluvr]

@@Gushing69Granny and look where that got a lot of kids. That and a chicken butt for a cop on campus.

[@mo8iusdesign430]

Only college campuses, no permit allows you to carry on K12

[@spidergoose891]

It's just stupid. The constitution doesn't limit rights by location.

[@ericbarranco]

As a current TSO at the 3rd busiest airport. I gotta say. You are definitely sharing correct information as it pertains to airport security. Declare it with the airline. Secure it unloaded with a TSA approved locked case. Bottom line, DON’T BRING YOUR GUN THROUGH AN AIRPORT SECURITY CHECKPOINT PERIOD!

[@Darjan_Spasojevic]

If you've ever been in a situation where you had to go back to your car and leave your weapon there bc it is forbidden where you were going. It suuuucks. Makes me feel so bad bc now Im not armed, and I have to worry about a criminal breaking in my vehicle and taking my firearm.

[@AAA22323]

Sta nosis darjane?

[@johnbarnette1815]

Like walking in the V.A.😂

[@Gushing69Granny]

Also sucks to have to make your wife wait while you have to run all the way back to the car

[@redtra236]

Just dont carry

[@oxydoxxo]

No

[@voodoopat5518]

I also support and frequent the businesses with 2A friendly policies and “concealed carry encouraged” signage. Not only am I showing support to a like minded business, but I think it is a deterrent to criminals who tend to look for “soft targets”. A criminal is much less likely to try to rob a place where the patrons are likely better armed and trained than them!

[@RJ9mech]

Didn't know you were in SC! While living in the Greenville area, I received my pistol instructor training on a private range in Piedmont. SC will always be "home" no matter where I happen to live at the time.

[@Tmitchell803]

Living in greenville my self. Love it here. I’m from Columbia

[@billtaylor1656]

Wouldn't any of the 7 places be unconstitutional. If your concealing how do they know your carrying. There is nothing in past laws about carrying on federal property. NY is currently being sued for sensitive places which include some of these places, because these rules infringe on the second.

[@OneRyLove]

I always take note of places with signage denying weapons so I know exactly where I can go outside of the specific places indicated by law. Especially when I’m in places around lots of people or certain public events. I’m definitely going to carry. If I don’t see a metal detector who’s going to know anyway? That’s why it’s “concealed”

[@patriciau6277]

The government is still more concerned about their own Safety with all of the metal detectors in their buildings. But, not for our children?! You know the children they are sooo concerned about!

[@sheldonwalker75]

I agree wit everything you said Hegshot. Plus you got to love the state of south carolina

[@dirtmagurt5752]

Like your channel. Been watching for years & you have been putting on great content. THANKS FOR YOUR 2A CONTRIBUTION

[@IowaHammer]

With everything going on these days, I carry 100% of the time.. I'd rather have and not need it then need it and not have it!

[@simonbarnett9773]

Helpful advice. Thanks!

[@harvenger0death]

Man, I'm so glad to hear from a KZbinr that's based in SC. With us still adjusting to the new constitutional carry law that went into effect, there's been some cloudiness with what's covered and what isn't. Spartanburg just had to release a statement telling businesses that if they don't want any concealed or open carry weapons, then the signs need to be that specific. When in doubt, they need to put up a "no weapons" sign up , otherwise no sign, then there's nothing to enforce. The asking if you can carry inside a private residence was something I didn't know about until it was clarified in the same article from Spartanburg SC.

[@Methodical2]

Don't always go by what someone states. You need to research the laws for yourself.

[@harvenger0death]

@@Methodical2 well yeah, that one's obvious. I should probably say that the governing body of Spartanburg had a meeting and the article covered said meeting. However this video is also a part of my research. Videos, articles, and releases from Governor McMaster are all included in the research. Anyway, have a good one 🤙

[@smeelzrod6185]

Great video 📹 👍🏼 as soon as you said South Carolina I subscribed 👍🏼 greetings from Spartanburg.

[@small-town-southern-man3573]

If there are no metal detectors…I’m carrying. Period.

[@byunc1984]

I encourage everyone to carry concealed everywhere you go except for those places that use pat downs and/ or metal detectors. You never know when you are going to need that handgun to protect yourself or the people around you.

[@AllAboutSurvival]

This video does a solid job of highlighting areas where carrying might seem permissible but can land you in serious trouble legally. While constitutional and concealed carry are gaining traction, it's essential to respect the boundaries set forth by laws and regulations. Ignorance of these laws is never an excuse, and staying informed can prevent unintended legal consequences.

[@marcopolo363]

Signs won’t stop a criminals!

[@dannydee2406]

This channel is underrated, keep us educated brotha ✊💪

[@RoachSurfs]

Open carry has a few advantage: faster draw (less likely to snag) and you get to talk about your guns with other gun owners.

[@jacobgreen1884]

First time seeing this. Much appreciated the video looking forward to seeing your content

[@SAlley01]

In NC, the only restrictions on a no carry sign is it has to be visible on the public entrances. Size shape and height dose not matter

[@marcopolo363]

Whole Foods has a sticker that states No Firearms allowed. A sign won’t stop a bad guy!

[@Methodical2]

That sign is for us legal folks

[@roberteshelman5917]

So many great points here. Can include military installations with this.

[@mitchmitchell7470]

My uncle has a business in DC , he is in the process of moving his business out of DC because it’s so hard to obtain. He says I’m responsible for my life and my employees, I can’t protect them and it’s getting worse. So we are moving to a place where I can, and thankfully all my employees and their family are moving out too.

[@gradybird3336]

Good point about doctor's offices, especially for older carriers like me who tend to get poked, prodded and x-rayed more than we used to. We often have to change into those wonderful backless gowns and leave our street clothes in a cubicle. I don't carry then, nor to courthouses. I don't like it but I don't know what alternative there is.

[@paulbingville6485]

In at least some states, for some of the areas mentioned, the "no firearms" policy is actually a "no weapons" policy and the definition of a "weapon" can be fairly broad. For example, for prison visitors and staff in NY, even an ordinary pocket knife with a 2" blade is considered a weapon. As for the Federal school zone restrictions, there is an exception for anyone who has a valid permit from the state in which the school is located carrying off school grounds but within the 1000' zone.

[@bananaboat1808]

10:45 Rifle scopes and empty holsters CAN be brought in carry on bags, but those are the only gun related accessories allowed. When I travel I always bring my holsters in my carry on so I can reholster at my destination airport (outside of the sterile areas) after getting my gun back from BSO.

[@cavalieroutdoors6036]

Scariest moment of my adult life - delivering for DoorDash and learning that school faculty will order deliveries to the school they work at. Pucker factor of 11 as I dealt with that one.

[@havoc266]

Annoying but probably just toss it in a lock box in the car 🤷‍♂️

[@shsb2355]

I’d avoid taking those orders then.

[@chuckgamble5696]

​@@shsb2355 Use to door dash and it can be difficult to tell before accepting the order. Sometimes you can and sometimes you can't.

[@alblanzjr]

I do not go, where I cannot go armed!!

[@Shinka666]

In Texas the law is over 51% alcohol sales, TABC determines this number based on the establishments sales. So some of the sketchy places trying to avoid the 51% red sign will avoid ringing up some drinks so it looks like they sell more food, that doesn't last long. Depends on the part of the state but seen it before. Flipside to this is when intoxicated you cant have a firearm on you so if you're caught carrying in a bar or even a Walmart while intoxicated you will be arrested.

[@keithgregory7937]

Good stuff bro!

[@MrRdvs87]

GFZA has an instate permit exemption to the 1000 ft rule. Very important to mention. The killer there though is that reciprocal licenses don’t seem to be covered as the language as written but I don’t think reciprocal licenses were really a thing in the mid-early 90’s.

[@Quentyn73]

Federal buildings, courthouses, city halls, national parks

[@damaribrackett1159]

6:54 Also for carrying in churches some states like here in Virginia it’s a grey area the law only says your have to have good and sufficient reason for carrying on church grounds

[@truckinpoppop6777]

Good advice.

[@slimdaddy5671]

Shoutout to all the WF that care to inform us all about these important rules 💯

[@TroyBierkortte]

The 1000 foot buffer zone around a school is only prohibited if you don't have a permit. This is one reason to get a permit in a Constitutional Carry State, because a permit is required there too if you are on public property within 1000 feet of the school property line.

[@heatheruntz5315]

This is cowardly and immoral. Unless the place actually has metal detectors then the gun free zone signs should be ignored. The places that do metal detect you i don't go in. People complying with stupid laws like this is why we're in the situation we are in.

[@bobhartman2571]

If your driving across the country in state/s that allow your conceal carry, some states your not allowed to carry in a state run rest area.

[@supremeuppercut]

Great video. We need more of these for important context. I have a story about the time I went to get waxed in the Summer with my Amex (never leave home without it) on me.

[@kenpeters9807]

I agree with you. There is an interesting piece of history. There were no commercial hijackings until a few months AFTER it became illegal for civilians to carry on an airplane. Just interesting.

[@johnshepherd9676]

Permit holders can break 1000' school zone restriction as long as you don't go on school property. This exemption applies only within your State of residence,. I don't know if you are exempt if you live in a permitless carry State. Virginia has odds rules for drinking while carrying. It is illegal to consume alcohol if you are carrying concealed but if you openly carry you can. Signage restrictions vary. In Wisconsin it is against the law. In Virginia, it is trespassing but only if you refuse to leave when asked. Check your local laws.

[@TadTrueman]

In Mississippi we have constitutional carry but we also have firearms permits and enhanced firearms permits. If you are carrying without a permit or with the standard permit, you are prohibited from carrying in schools, courthouses, churches, polling places, private property thats posted, and several other places. however with the enhanced permit the only places you cannot carry are police stations, jails, and federal property. We're allowed to carry in schools, gov't offices that are open to the public, churches, polling places, even the courthouse. The only stipulation is that it is illegal to carry in a courtroom where court is in session. "No guns allowed" signs do not apply either but we can still be asked to leave and are required to do so if asked. Those extra privelages only apply to concealed carry.

[@terrarecon]

I think the concept of the video is good. I get where he's going with this, trying to look out for his viewers. However, every state as we all know have different laws on firearms. Some of what was stated may or may not apply where you live. At the end of the day check your own state and local laws.

[@unseenadventures8130]

Wyoming has legislation trying to become law that allows everyone legal to Carry a gun able to carry on school grounds

[@RageUnchained]

Utah has something similar. Constitutional carry state but if you do have a Utah CCW you can carry in schools

[@shsb2355]

That’s not going to end well.

[@unseenadventures8130]

@shsb2355 how do you figure. I carry every day never had on incident. If someone was trying to hurt anyone I would use my gun as a last resort but I have it if needed. Most people are like me. So don't let a bad apple spoil the bunch

[@shsb2355]

@@unseenadventures8130 because history has shown schools are not a place to allow carry. Only the stationed police should be able to. Schools are incorporating metal detectors, these will catch any shooter before even entering.

[@ifly64s]

I carried a small backpack in Iraq as a go-bag in my aircraft with extra M4 and M9 mags. I was using the same bag for a carry on with just clothes and toiletries through TSA on a trip shortly after returning home. TSA checked it and the sniffer detected gun powder residue. It took a lot of explaining with my military ID that I had just returned from Iraq and that I had used the bag for ammo while I was over there. I didn't think anything about it until that happened because I was certain nothing but clothes and toiletries were in the bag. I feel stupid in hindsight.

[@sasquatchhunter86]

Not your fault. If they’re that dumb that they can’t cross reference your identity with your military service (which they 100% already know), they shouldn’t be hassling you while real idiots board no problem. Then again, TSA isn’t exactly the sharpest tools in the shed.

[@bikerbobcat]

I've thought about getting yet another backpack to NOT use as a range bag for just this reason. I always carefully check to make sure I don't have any errant shell casings that fell down in the seams but I know there's powder residue everywhere. Until then the best I can do is shrug "It's also my range bag. Can I go?"

[@Methodical2]

I just had firearms training in MD for conceal carry and the instructor informed us that while the laws are on the books for 1) no carrying within 1k ft of protest, 2) needing businesses approval to carry, such as walmart and 3) no carry in establishments that sell/serve alcohol, there's an injunction and because of the injunction, the police can't enforce those laws. I guess they are awaiting a final ruling because it has been challenged as unconstitutional in MD.

[@StrideResearch]

KY is cool about hospitals and dr offices. Some hospitals have a security checkpoint and armed guards so I’m cool leaving it in the car. My doctor knew where I carried so when he pressed on my belly to check for lumps/pain he always danced directly around it and never mentioned it out loud.

[@metroflyboy86]

Hello restaurant owner. mind if i look at your ledger so i can see if 50% of your profits are from alcohol?

[@pauljenkins6877]

In Texas, how is a customer to know what percentage of a business’s revenues come from alcohol sales to decide whether you can carry in it?

[@urmom7284]

The business is required to post a 51% sign in a visible location.

[@themanhimself3]

Big ole 51% sign is required.

[@twistedtuningandperformanc7799]

Look for a 51% sign usually on the outside or inside the building.if it’s a bar and restaurant look to see if the patio has a sign also.If they have no sign or bar than you can carry outside on the patio.But if they have a bar also on the patio area and the signs don’t carry on the property.Also check with your local laws or the building management.

[@rumsin300]

As a CCW permit holder you can legally carry concealed weapon within 1000 feet distance from any public school here in Arizona. It varies from state to state.

[@tscoff]

I agree with you on the Atlanta airport. I make it a point of not booking flights that go through Atlanta. In Florida you can’t carry in bar areas. I can carry in a restaurant that has a bar and drink at a table in the dining area legally. I can’t carry legally and sit at the bar if I’m eating and drinking water. I think that’s insane, but it’s the law here.

[@joefor88]

I don't know what all circumstances have to be met in your state, but in MS with IC Permit, I can carry in schools, universities, polling places (I even open carry there), in churches I can carry with or without permission from the church, bars are out in MS whether you are drinking or not, doctor's office's are fine as they are normally private practices, etc. Courthouses, jails, prisons, any police station or hwy patrol station, etc. are out as it makes targets of law enforcement all gathered in one place. I tried to visit a friend in prison and put my pistol in the trunk but upon approaching the gate where our vehicle was to be searched they asked if I had any weapons and I told them pistol in the trunk. They said it was an arrestable offense but he believed me when I told him I figured it would be ok in the trunk. We had to leave and could not come back that day. We simply abandoned the whole idea of visiting him at that specific facility. Interesting to see some differences between states.

[@voodoopat5518]

Don’t forget the post office! As a government building firearms are banned there . Since it is a more “ordinary” location than a courthouse or military base, it’s easy to forget. I also live in SC, and it’s important to remember that places with “no concealable weapons” signs also are banned by law in SC ( if signs are posted correctly, etc.). I know that this can be a grey area, but I try to avoid these places when I can (like the mall), and not carry in these places when I have to go in them. I know that there is a very slim chance of getting “caught” if you are carrying correctly, but I support the rule of law, even when I may not agree with the law 😐.

[@JustinCase-em6ql]

The only places I do not have my firearm are places that I cannot avoid a metal detector. Everywhere else, regardless of signage or laws, I have my firearm and fixed blade knife on me. I simply do not let a governing body tell me what I can or cannot do to protect myself and/or loved ones.

[@bjs301]

You didn't mention a possible one I just learned about. According to what I heard, you can not have a gun on any post office property, including the parking lot. I drive through my post office parking lot fairly often to drop mail in one of the outside boxes. After hearing from a knowledgeable source that carrying while doing so is against the law, I drove by looking for signs. The only No Firearms signs were on the doors, but I understand that it is still a federal offense to have a gun anywhere on post office property.

[@bbazzracing]

Yes. Because its a federal building and you can't carry in any federal buildings period.

[@tonyl3762]

There was a recent court case undermining this. Look it up.

[@terrybrown2207]

Of it is s stand alone building and parking lot. Yes you are correct. If the post office is in a rented property like a strip mall you can leave it in your vehicle. Just park closest to the post office and that won't look like your just going to the post office.

[@bjs301]

@@terrybrown2207 Thanks, Unfortunately, mine is a stand alone.

[@elzippo488]

@@tonyl3762 "Jan 13 (Reuters) - A federal judge in Florida on Friday ruled that a U.S. law that bars people from possessing firearms in post offices is unconstitutional, citing a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling from 2022 that expanded gun rights. U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, an appointee of Republican former President Donald Trump in Tampa, reached that conclusion in dismissing part, opens new tab of an indictment charging a postal worker with illegally possessing a gun in a federal facility."

[@waynearcher5970]

Federal courts are considering 922G3 as unconstitutional but no ruling yet.

[@THExDUDEx8624]

Right ir wrong ,if there arent metal detectors i ignore gun free zones. If i dont need to use it, nobody will ever know its there. If i need it,i wont be worried about getting in trouble for having it.

[@dfigueroa788]

We all know that criminals don’t follow laws and We become vulnerable. The same way as a citizen under the constitution I have the right to bear arms and I will not comply.

[@Jamwcjconn]

So let’s not carry a gun then , only the criminals can 👍not me I carry every where, it’s my right and I don’t fly 👍🇺🇸

[@knightguard3892]

I had locked up my sidearm, but due to my holster removal was a pain wore my holster going to a clinic with a friend, security came up and I knew and simply said it was empty and showed my holster on my hip.

[@Methodical2]

In DC, although you may have a carry license, you may as well don't have one because it's so strict on where you can't carry, which is basically everywhere except at home. DC is on an island of it's own. I think the carry license law in DC is just symbolism to say hey we comply see, but we are going to lock it down so much that it probably isn't really worth it.

[@ChristianConstitutionalist3192]

If They Don't Have Metal Detectors Or Search You Before you Enter Then I'm Carrying In There.

[@DAWGnROADIE]

I would like to see another discussing open carry (TX OK etc)

[@curlymaplebandit3107]

If there are restrictions to me carrying, I don’t need to be there. In 2 years, i haven’t run across anywhere that was a problem. Biggest issue is the bank, but that can be handled by using the drive up.

[@Garebare1]

Literally the only thing that stops me from carrying somewhere is someone actively checking and/or metal detectors. Otherwise, carry everywhere

[@nink1239]

This was awesome information I am 100% safety comes first.

[@opencarry3860]

I Open Carry everywhere and the places I can't, well that's when I conceal carry. I Open Carry at my polling location when I vote. (Idaho). Perfectly legal to open carry inside the airport in the non-sterile areas. (Idaho). Perfectly legal to get drunk while open carrying in a bar/saloon (Idaho). No gun signs in Idaho have no force of law. Idaho, the number one pro Second Amendment state in the Divided States of America.

[@redtra236]

Yeah because carrying a gun while drunk is totally a good idea

[@opencarry3860]

@@redtra236 That's not the point. Idaho actually follows the Second Amendment as supported in the Idaho Supreme Court case of Brickey.

[@bikerbobcat]

Some places don't allow in state or county parks, either.

[@ThaWrongFong2050]

Biggest hypocritical point I have with the bar laws is how you can legally drive with a bac of up to 0.08 but with a firearm it’s 0.00. The hypocrisy is stifling and people need to realize that getting drunk while carrying and having a couple beers while carrying are very different. When you can easily create just as much chaos and death with a vehicle as you can with a firearm. Need an example? Look at what happened in France a while back. Yet this is so widely accepted as a justified law. Also love the video we need more firearm KZbinrs based out of South Carolina!! 👍🏽

[@thatsmytwocents4372]

Ha, i can attest at airports. Cost me $15,000 in airport fines, gov’t fines and atty fees for not realizing i had my edc in my computer bag. It was my emergency back up gun. It had been in my bag so many years i forgot it was there. Costly mistake. Thankfully charges dropped. (That’s what cost me so much, had to appeal my case to get to a judge that was 2a friendly).

[@whatsup24_7]

Wow South Carolina needs to get into gear. In my state If you have a concealed pistol license you can keep it on you or anywhere in your car if you're picking up your kids. You can also open carry on school property if you have a concealed pistol license

[@matthewlee9728]

which state? sounds great to me

[@smd3055]

Ik in Florida you can’t sit on bar with your license but you can sit in a booth surrounding the bar and you can’t play billiards either with your ccw , and as for the no guns allowed sign in Florida if the sign of the establishment doesn’t have a Florida statue code written on it it’s simply a suggestion and you can carry inside but if it does have a Florida statue code written on the sign it’s prohibited a good example is TOP GOLF they have the sign outside but no Florida statue code

[@haleya9526]

That rule about expressive permission I personally hate. Short story: a man I had known for years invited me over, and I mentioned I carry, and he said "you can have it, but I will ask you unload it and disassemble it because I have a child in the house." He indeed did have a kid, however, he eventually had a few drinks and tried to force himself on me. Had he not have been drunk I may not have been able to escape. Sadly, it made me distrust friends who ask me to leave my gun at home.

[@coziii.1829]

If they don’t know They don’t know

[@IowaHammer]

In Texas, if the business is 51% alcohol, then CCW is prohibited. The establishment MUST display a sign stating its a 51% business. Also if the business displays a 30.06 sign you cannot conceal carry. If 30.07, you cannot open carry.

[@kevinlkirby]

Being a truck driver I’ve been using USCCA some states do not enforce no gun signs so at worst the Buisness can trespass you.

[@redtra236]

The 1000 foot thing makes legal carry basically impossible in most city limits. In my state with a CHL you are exempt from it though.

[@RespectTheChemistry]

Kansas is super cool with concealed carry. We passed constitutional carry ages ago and the no gun signs don't carry any legal duty with them. Even in some of the bluer parts of the state it's not uncommon to see people open carrying. Nobody really makes a big thing about it. The only places I wont carry are either places where it's illegal such as courthouses and the post office, and doctors offices for the reason you mentioned. Mostly its about common sense. People get too hot about carrying everywhere to prove a point or make a statement. But just like with free speech, sometimes its better left unsaid. That's a choice.

[@Iceboomguy]

Pro sports stadiums don't allow ccw. I don't go anymore.

[@shsb2355]

Your loss.

[@RyanWright]

I'm assuming since you mention focusing on SC that you are from SC? Same here man!

[@nova68cutie]

Actually most court houses you can carry but you must check it in priir to walking into the courtroom/s. Most are required by law to have storqge options however it can be ridiculous.