Never Get Busted by a Gun Buster Again

[@Aminuts2009]

If there's no metal detection, if you're doing concealed carry properly no one will ever know you're carrying

[@richardkluesek4301]

Agreed. BUT Some infringers of the 2nd Amendment are focusing on mode of attire and vehicles driven to access whether or not an individual is pistol packing. Same for criminals sizing up potential victims. So it is possible to be challenged on their guess.

[@saltseaful]

unless it is needed

[@bloodstone6196]

They would have to search you if a metal detector is used and goes off,could be keys or other metal on you

[@phillhuddleston9445]

@@saltseaful In which case they either won't care or they will be grateful that you are carrying!

[@Wither_Strike]

​@@richardkluesek4301he did say "if your doing concealed carry properly", i would argue that rolling up with 5.11 cargo pants, molle on your backpack, and a belt that has velcro on the outside isnt doing cc properly. My standard attire is some shorts and a tshirt, with a dress shirt on top if i want to look like im a functioning member of society, which still leaves me with a few options for cc, like a pocket holster, shoulder holster, i could probably get away with a belly band holster, and ive still got my 5.11 gear for when i need it

[@PrepMonkey]

Anyone effected by gun free zone violence should sue the respective establishment

[@AshGreen359]

Absolutely

[@j.l.8000]

No one besides yourself owes you any protection or safety. But privately owned locations do have a right to control their property, so your only choice is wether you choose to go there or not. If it is a Public place restriction supported by law, the responsible thing is to get the law changed.

[@kylewood8327]

Exactly

[@GeoffryWK]

AFFECTED. affect - to cause something effect - result of something

[@RodneyDixon-v4g]

It's all about concealment. If you don't see it, it's not there!

[@robertspivey46]

Georgia has passed a law that makes any business entity is legally responsible for your security if they have a no weapons policy. Every state needs to adopt this law.

[@BigTomInTheBasement]

Yes. Especially when most businesses only post these signs because their insurance requires it.

[@Laughinghawg]

That's good information to know about Georgia. I generally don't give anti-2A businesses my money (Dick's Sporting Goods comes to mind). If I have to grace their doors with my hard earned money and there is NO metal detector or armed guard, I am ignoring their stupid little sign (and giving them the finger in my mind) and I am walking right in.

[@obeii1805]

But no1 is responsible for your safety but 🤏🏾🫵🏾

[@robertspivey46]

@@obeii1805 agreed

[@robertspivey46]

@@Laughinghawg same here but, I just choose not to patronize their establishment. I don’t care for online retail but I will use it if I have to. So i can avoid those businesses.

[@mrfunkington]

Concealed means concealed. I carry wherever I go, sign or not.

[@eshafbgig]

That’s what I was thinking also. I carry no matter what, I don’t care about their stupid little “no guns” sign. And if I see a metal detector, I just turn around and leave.

[@reiniergarcia]

As all of us.

[@db11750]

I'm sure you don't carry in restricted areas like courtrooms or other government buildings where it is a felony to otherwise yea I agree

[@Texan_Patriot]

​@@db11750Nope. Even there, I carry. The ONLY time I don't is when they have metal detectors at the door. Then I just turn around, patting my pockets and acting like I forgot my wallet in my truck, lock my guns up and go back in. No reason to EVER be unarmed when it isn't 100% necessary.....

[@1nfamyX]

Concealed also means answering "no" when asked by ppl who are not LE. ♥ you are verbally concealing it. Its incoherent to make effort (and legally allow you) to veil it & then immediately disclose it, absent any duty to report.

[@joefw2446]

A restaurant in my TX town has a sign on the door paraphrasing "Criminals Beware, Lawful Carry in this Business is Encouraged"

[@Steven-gv1ke]

I live in Texas and there is a gas station out here in the country with a sign above the cash register hanging saying "the average police response time is 17 minutes, but don't worry, I can empty my .357 magnum cylinder in less than 4 seconds". 🤣😂

[@bandolierboy1908]

"Officer, the firearm on the sign is a Beretta 92. *I* have a Glock 43x therefore you should let me go!"

[@MagicalTrout]

I hit my family members with this same joke. They don't ever laugh.

[@gregb6469]

@@MagicalTrout --Anti-gun types tend to be humorless and constipated.

[@richclay7928]

Pistol prohibited but I have a revolver?😂

[@nathanhale7444]

Love it! 😂

[@HomeDIYSStuff]

Well come on, there's a reason for the word 'going postal' Them cats are nuts in there running the place. No need to arm them... lol

[@mH8675309]

A disarmed people is assumed by them to be "safer" - ask the people in the UK right now about how "safe" they are.

[@gregb6469]

A disarmed population is not a free population, but is at the mercy of the government. How many governments in world history have been known for being merciful?

[@hanelyp1]

@@gregb6469 Absent an armed population able to defend itself I can't name a single merciful government.

[@obeii1805]

It’s not humanly possible, there will always be injustice in this world and men is evil and good in nature, and use tools even before guns to rule over others and not have excess to similar tools will lead to the more injustice. It’ll will always to a good guy with a similar tool to stop a bad one .. this is just our history

[@thegrim418]

It's true. Just not how their civilians interpret it. The government is safer. The elites are safer. The thugs and predators they rely on to give them excuse to attain more powers are safer. The civilian does not enter into the equation.

[@wwtf7180]

I carry anywhere I want. Don’t care. My personal safety is more important than someone’s feelings.

[@nosaj3856]

In my opinion, if a property is deemed a gun free zone, they have the responsibility to ensure my safety. If I am ever shot in a gun free zone, I would want my family to sue the hell out of them.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

Bingo!

[@georgegravette1132]

I agree with the first part, but suing them in court would never fly unless you could show that you had no choice but to enter the property. For example, a medical emergency. Otherwise, they would say you had the choice to turn around and go somewhere else.

[@BigTomInTheBasement]

I would rather protect myself and my family.

[@lieninger]

@@georgegravette1132 That was an argument given for "no coloreds" signs in times past too. If people are being denied access to normal services whether due to bigotry or timidity, they are being denied. Essentially excluded from normal society. Foolishly for nothing, really, as anyone intent on mayhem is not only going to ignore those signs, they very well may be actually be attracted by them.

[@sheeplord4976]

@@georgegravette1132 The company created conditions conducive to me being defenseless and then failed to provide the protection they rejected. It would be like not allowing epipens into a cafeteria with allergens.

[@GeoffryWK]

Sign is an invitation to criminals.

[@USMC-1911]

If they dont have a way of protecting while your in their business screw them .

[@j.l.8000]

@@USMC-1911 but...but..but, hey put up a sign, that should be enough ( sarcasm)

[@joesashiify]

Exactly. San basura, Texas.

[@Joreel]

Gun free zones in California are a huge invitation to steal or cause great harm.

[@penguinjay]

soft targets are always hit first.

[@kawikadee9670]

I would not go there and give any business to them.

[@thelasthvwarrior]

And make sure to inform the business owners/manager WHY you WON’T buy their products or services because of their signs!!

[@waterhead1359]

Mostly, government or banks have signs.

[@kawikadee9670]

@@waterhead1359 I carry my gun at my bank, if you have been watching the news the criminals watch you if you use a atm or if you come out of the bank and then they follow you to your next location so I always have it with me at the bank. As for government offices the only one I have a gun at is the police station when I register my firearms.

[@kawikadee9670]

@@waterhead1359 I still carry to the bank because the crooks are desperate now days.

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

I did this to Applebee's. I was angry.

[@JasonJenkins-fp2vx]

Anyone in America trying to take your guns for any reason belongs in jail. Fact.

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

Even Criminals allowed them in their cold dying hand. I agree shall not be infringed and we should all have the right to self defense.

[@markasteelsr.5990]

We don't want to "impose" our beliefs on anyone! So ah, they should NOT impose their beliefs on us.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Overall, how did you perceive the video?

[@opencarry3860]

That guy sounded like a Fudd.

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

this was not about beliefs, it was about constitutional rights.

[@darkseid8481]

⁠@@PrimalDefenseConothing to perceive, you are either dead or alive if some mass shooting happens. The law is unconstitutional therefor null and void

[@GenXMafia]

You know what happens when I walk into a gun free zone? It’s no longer a gunfree zone!

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

Personally, I think unless you have armed security, it should make you criminally and civilly liable for any harm that occurs to people on your property, and you deny them their constitutional right to self-defense.

[@xenosayain1506]

I agree. If you force someone to surrender arms you should be legally responsible for their protection. To put it in simpler terms. Now if they fo not infringe on firearms being in their business general liability laws applly(negligence, ect.)

[@heavynoose7761]

Ridiculous and authoritarian. Private property owners can deny anyone access for any reason, and unless you and the establishment have signed a contract, they are not responsible for your safety, security or no.

[@larryjanson4011]

the ss office i go to , has a older over weight unarmed guard. that makes sure you are not armed.. the employees are behind bullet proof plexiglass. so they are safe ( from whom?) but i would not be.

[@xenosayain1506]

@@heavynoose7761 that exactly his point. The sign is the contract. The proposal is under law any private business that uses, "firearms prohibited. conceal or open" signs are making the contract that by surrendering your means of defense they assume responsibility. It would not apply to businesses not disarming their patrons. Very reasonable all things considered.

[@heavynoose7761]

@@xenosayain1506 don't patronize the business if you're that concerned.

[@gregb6469]

Just make sure your gun is FULLY concealed, and do what you went there for. What no one else knows won't hurt you.

[@constitutionalright827]

Once I received a jury summons. I went to the courthouse and as expected they had a security screening at the entrance. I asked the deputy to inform the judge that I had shown up for my summons but was not surrendering my rights to not be searched to comply with their summons. He informed the court and I was dismissed. I also don't shop at Whole Foods or any other company that decides to feel safer because they put up signs that criminals ignore.

[@loghomemaintenance]

Whole Foods is a great place to carry it makes you feel good to protect yourself and say fuck their laws let them try to disarm you and find out, not happening

[@FreeBayArea]

Wow did not know that

[@BigTomInTheBasement]

Jewel in Illinois specifically invites customers who carry on their sign. It's a green one instead of a red one.

[@darjokturr]

San Bernardino County stated if they “notice” that you are carrying in a non prohibited place all they can do is ask you to leave. If you don’t it’s considered trespassing.

[@JimboLogic]

Still, I wouldn't go poking the federal government. If you do get cornered in a post office, remember a postal employee is not a law enforcement officer and can not search or detain you, so just leave.

[@Bob-cx4ze]

Postal inspectors are, but I have no clue if they're actually in the average post office.

[@larryjanson4011]

the post office says they are not part of the fed government. so how can it be a fed crime? and yet this corp survives on fed taxes? and junk mail.

[@southernman8142]

It is a federal building on federal property therefore local law enforcement that is not federal law enforcement should have no jurisdiction or authority there and only federal law enforcement should.

[@johnrhodes101875]

@@southernman8142 and local law enforcement should not be carrying their guns there also they need to leave them in the car

[@oneofmanyte3321]

@@southernman8142 which is why its unconstitutional to ban people from carrying in a place like that

[@tomfrommichigan]

The Post Office says "We are above the law !!". Someone is on a power trip.

[@hanelyp1]

So much of that in government "service". And far too much tolerance of government employees acting above the law applied to the rest of us.

[@paulis7319]

Criminals see gun free zone as the old phrase "shooting fish in a barrel."

[@gabecollins5585]

Good way to put it.

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

Or Getting away with Murder.

[@TADDs101]

That's why I carry in gun free zones .. the chances of something happening by the bad guys carrying guns is so much higher

[@GregariousAntithesis]

You are yourself a criminal if you dont follow the law, a private business can restrict firearms by law.

[@paulis7319]

@@GregariousAntithesis Walmart already lost that lawsuit. A private business can restrict OPEN carry (which Walmart does), but not concealed. However, if they ask you to leave for suspicion of carrying a concealed firearm, then you must leave or be trespassed by law enforcement. I'm a business owner (gunsmith) and welcome open or concealed carry, but no loose/live ammo allowed in the work area.

[@kennethcampbell6934]

When a business tells me no guns allowed that means they don't want my business!

[@Narsuitus]

If you see a sign that prohibits concealed carry of a handgun, can you open carry instead?

[@EverythingFilmmaking]

No 😂😂😂

[@peter-jm1pu]

Yes. If they have 30.06 posted but no 30.07 posted then you can just open carry. But usually i see both 30.06 and 30.07 posted together

[@opencarry3860]

In most states no gun signs have no force of law and can be ignored. Texas needs to repeal this signage BS.

[@jamesswanson4303]

I always said the sign is a picture of a Beretta 92. If I have something other than than that, I’m all good to go 😀

[@hanelyp1]

I like the way you're thinking. But gun grabbers have no sense of humor.

[@kellyshea92]

The no carry signs have no rule of law in my state. I carry everywhere I go.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

Same in my state, regardless the constitution says we have the right to keep and bear arms that means own and carry them and the government is prohibited from infringing on that right!

[@Joreel]

It's so odd that States that are Constitutional Carry should have signs that say you can't carry in here. It seems like an oxymoron.

[@joesinakandid528]

@@Joreel Just stupid politicians who don't know what they're doing.

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

Yep, Indiana is my State and that is also the way it is. Eli Dicken proved that at the Greenwood Park Mall. The local Greenwood Police told the mall their sign doesn't mean sh*t and ended all their efforts to legally do something about after the fact. You can put a sign up if you want but it's not worth the paper it's printed on.

[@crafty714]

Hmmm... concealed means you carry in such a manor, no one knows you carry.

[@gabecollins5585]

It’s better to have it even if prohibited because your life is worth more then some chance of getting trespassed. Therefore those signs should be ignored. It’s one thing if it’s an airport then obviously don’t but otherwise carry.

[@toddday8774]

That is what I think to, if they don't know it they don't even think about it. Just make sure you keep it to your self.

[@kylewood8327]

Exactly, that’s why I pay no heed to these signs!

[@crafty714]

@@toddday8774 Like Fight Club, don't talk about it!

[@davidcantwell2489]

Thank you for that. I am presently checking on my bank to see if they report gun and or ammo purchases to you know who. Oh, another reason to carry in and around a bank, "Jugging."

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

I might have to start using good ole cash.

[@davidcantwell2489]

​@@PrimalDefenseCo Wells Fargo has already said they're going cashless. However the date they were going to has come and gone.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

That is the way we are going. Need to start holding on to some Gold.

[@FreeBayArea]

I thought it was credit card companies that did the reporting? What did your bank say?

[@einyv]

In AZ it's a misdemeanor if you ignore the sign because it's considered trespassing but that's if you refuse to leave. I don't think anyone had been prosecuted for it. When I got my CCW the guy who did the training was a judge and said the idea of concealed carry is to CONCEAL.

[@dragonf1092]

Nope cannot legally be a misdemeanor, anyone enforcing them is committing felony crimes in violation of Title 18 U.S.C. section §241 conspiracy against rights and Title 18 U.S.C. §242 deprivation of rights under color of law, and Title 5 U.S.C. section §7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 Subsection (5).

[@coach-]

You can’t be charged for trespassing unless it’s private property or you have been previously told to not return.

[@jamesharrison6201]

Because the police are always at least 30 minutes away.

[@stepanbandera5206]

Thats when you dial 1911.

[@frootlooper]

I carry everywhere I go regardless of signs.

[@dragonf1092]

Signs are not legally binding or enforceable.

[@mH8675309]

Overall I agree but still wouldn't try it in a courthouse.

[@BRLaue]

@@mH8675309most have metal detectors.

[@gregb6469]

As long as no one knows you are packing, no one is harmed.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

@@gregb6469 Even if they know there is no harm! Hurt feelings don't count!

[@rossfelton1955]

A sign like this means they will never get a penny from me.

[@davidbennett3429]

When a business posts a gun free zone sign then they should be held totally liable for your complete safety while on their premises.

[@gregb6469]

You almost never see such places provide armed security to protect the customers and employees.

[@williamknight9188]

In Georgia these signs carry no weight of law for the most part. If asked to leave and you do not then all you get is a trespass ticket.

[@BigTomInTheBasement]

​@@gregb6469yes. They insist everyone who is innocent be helpless on their premises.

[@GlennJudah]

Much Thanks, again! This subject about carry is definitely needed for a lot of people. I drove by the Wal Mart in El Paso after the shooting there. It was a bit tough with all the flowers and photos on the fence around the store.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Sad man. My family is a victim of violence. It's tough. So I make it a mission to inform people and get them to understand, that it is up to them.

[@GlennJudah]

@@PrimalDefenseCo sorry to hear that ! Stay strong and keep up the good work!

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

@@GlennJudah appreciate ya brother.

[@ericschneider8524]

I am not concerned with people that are irresponsible enough to travel through life unprotected.

[@johnq.public5911]

Those "businesses" that put up "NO GUNS ALLOWED" signs have LEGALLY ACCEPTED TOTAL RESPONSIBILITY for the SAFETY of the visitors of that establishment!

[@mightymystery9204]

They also are responsible for you between the car and the store, since they do not have pistol lockers inside the vestibule.

[@dragonf1092]

Enforcement of those signs are felony crimes in violation of Title 18 U.S.C. section §241 conspiracy against rights, and §242 deprivation of rights under color of law.

[@ruthdoyle9085]

Every building or place that has these, should automatically and legally, be 100% liable for security of every living soul on or near their premises (you can’t simply leave your firearm at the door)…

[@brianstevensii938]

That is the law in GA.

[@reiniergarcia]

That sign is bs. It's not illegal to carry a firearm inside. Because the laws of the state apply also inside that store. They can only tell you to leave. And only if you refuse to leave then it becomes trespassing. 😂

[@Lemonarmpits]

There is no law against it because the second amendment cannot be infringed.. I absolutely hate when people say law abiding citizen.. that means absolutely nothing compared to the second amendment

[@opencarry3860]

Signs have no force of law in my state of Idaho.

[@Pharto_Stinkus]

In my state, any non-government place of business CAN ban weapons on their property, but all they can do is ask you to leave, otherwise, it's not enforceable, you can not be charged with bringing a weapon into a place with a sign, it's not illegal. It's only illegal to refuse to leave if they ask (which of course can lead to the police being called and a trespassing charge if you refuse). Government buildings (which includes post offices) can NOT ban firearms, except for courtrooms, and the prohibited access parts of a jail (the part where they keep prisoners).

[@Killin_365]

Exactly. As a licensed carrier, I follow the don’t ask don’t tell policy.

[@jackhammer8563]

When a business has a no weapons allowed policy, that business has assumed complete responsibility for your safety. If someone comes in there and assaults you with or without a weapon, the business is liable for the damages and your medical expenses.

[@mightymystery9204]

I have long held that concealed carry laws should be modified to language similar to this: "Except in specific places, having their own certified, armed security, and having cause for restriction, such as courthouses, the concealed carry of a firearm, by any person in lawful possession of said firearm, _shall not be prohibited;_ excepted, however, that any person using a concealed weapon, or one drawn from concealment, _in the commission of any crime_ against a person, or property, shall be guilty of a felony, of level commensurate with the crime in question." Basically, concealed carry as part of a crime would make concealed carry a crime. Otherwise, it is just another lawful act by lawful persons.

[@Hartin31]

Just came across your channel and watching your videos. I live in Houston and this is great information. Thanks for the content. I dig those ESSs too homie

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Appreciate ya man. Let me know what's up bro. I got your back, if you have any suggestions.

[@johnspindler9732]

I won’t do it. I won’t shop in any place. I don’t care what I need. I’m not shopping there. If it has the sign you’ve lost the business.

[@OFFICERHENSLEY]

Your content is much appreciated man!

[@lescobrandon3047]

When I was a police officer, there was a saying going around: “When seconds count, police are minutes away.” Caused a lot of grins.

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

My worthless opinion on the matter: The bottom line is if you conceal your weapon, nobody will see it when you’re walking into a store or shopping center. It’s just not gonna happen. I’ve been carrying ccw legally for 34 years as a cop and off duty (now retired). I carried 24/7/365 and with two spare magazines then and still do now, at ALL TIMES. AIWB or a shoulder holster under a coat in cold weather is my preferred method. I ignored signs when I was sworn and ignore signs now. If a mass shθθτεr comes in to wreck havoc, I’ll take my chances with the law. But at least I’m alive to do so and after the dust settles. Maybe others around me will be alive as well. Does anybody really think a jury would have convicted an armed teacher that maybe was possessing a gun illegally, used it anyway to,stop,the Uvalde shooter??? I may get shot, but I’m taking a bad guy with me. That’s my mentality. The only law I abide by regarding ccw issues is when going inside any federal building. The rare times I have to go to one, then I will not bring my “tool” into the building. This includes Forestry offices, court houses, etc…. If your state allows you to carry concealed, then don’t worry about going into these businesses that have the stupid signs. Just don’t pull your gun out for any reason, not even a fist fight, unless you think that you’re truly going to die. Also, the fear of “Printing” of one’s concealed weapon is an over exaggerated concept one doesn’t really have to worry about, if one just takes some very basic precautions. Hawaiian shirts with crazy colorful patterns can really hide even the largest of handguns in one’s waistband area.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Your opinion is relevant and belongs on this thread. Appreciate ya. Carry on!

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

@@PrimalDefenseCo Thank you. 🍻

[@charliekeyz]

Awesome video, great info and good guest commentary!!

[@everettwalker9048]

When the Licencing law went into effect, walking by a legal 30-06 sign was an automatic Class A Misdemean or- a serious =and disabling crime. A ccording to DPS trainings staff two years later, NOBODY was found in violation of this aspect of the law. THE LAW HAS CHANGED. Simply ignoring a sign is NO LONGER a violation unless the Carrier is confronted and given verbal notice by an employee with lawful standing. There are TWO perfectly acceptible responses to gun-buster signs -legal ones and less formal ones: 1. Simply ignore the signs, Keep the gun concealled and go about your business; 2. And, the greatly Preferred option- Do not patronise these businesses. They are your enemies. They do not respect you nor are they deserving of respect. There are plenty of identical entities who deserve your business.

[@learningCountry]

Policy does not trump the law. The law does not trump our rights.

[@robertthomas5906]

No guns allowed should also mean that if anything happens on their property they are liable for it. Liable for millions and millions.

[@AshGreen359]

Oh no, if a business owner doesn't want people carrying guns on their property, they have that right. Post Office is government, not private However, if they do this, they should be compeltely responsible for the safety of their customers.

[@dougied3449]

No they don't have that right. Even christians cant refuse gays.

[@dragonf1092]

No they don't have that right, every square inch of American soil and every single individual american citizen is protected under the constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land under the supremacy clause, article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment shall not be Infringed clause,10th amendment nor prohibited by it to the states clause,14th amendment section 1 no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states clause combined. Anyone preventing any American citizen from exercising their constitutionally protected second amendment rights to keep and bear arms anywhere in the united states of America is guilty of felony crimes in violation of Title 18 U.S.C. section §241 conspiracy against rights. Title 18 U.S.C. section §242 deprivation of rights under color of law. If they are a government official they are guilty in violation of Title 5 U.S.C. section §7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 subsection (5).

[@indalecio539]

@@dougied3449 I can, and I do daily.

[@GuapDolo]

Man’s already got his safety glasses on ready for action 😂

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

That's right bro. Actually, I misplaced my sunglasses and said "screw it".

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Shout-out to @ess eyewear.

[@lineset7765]

1986 my wife worked at the Edmond Post Office, everyone was unarmed. 14 people were murdered and 6 wounded. The government had them back the next day casing mail and working blood still everywhere.

[@miscprojects9662]

Any law with a law enforcement exemption is unconstitutional.

[@larryprice8081]

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[@lifeorliberty3086]

I went to the mall in nashville Tennessee. They have a sign for no firearms allowed. I always carried anyway. Now they have 2 guards walking around with a dog that is trained to smell guns. Needless to say I will NEVER spend money there again.

[@bravohomie]

Wow, gross.

[@thegrizzlyoldtiger]

One of the best things to do is if you see a sign someplace make a point of telling them you won’t be giving them your money and why! I just told my Dr’s office that since they just put up those signs I would be finding a new Dr. for my family! Suddenly the Dr’s office decided that those signs should come back down! So don’t give them your money and most importantly tell them so and why! Just going else where without telling them why you are won’t fix anything because they will never know! If everyone did this there would be a lot less signs up! Take care all!

[@wuldntuliktonoptb6861]

Very good interview. Very informative and good interviews.

[@dragonf1092]

License and permits are unconstitutional therefore illegal. No state shall convert a Liberty into a license, and charge a fee therefore. Murdock V. Pennsylvania,319 US 105. If the state converts a right (Liberty) into a privilege, the citizen can ignore the license and fee and engage in the right (Liberty) with impunity. Shuttlesworh V. City of Birmingham, Alabama,373 US 262.

[@larryjanson4011]

sad but Murdock V. Pennsylvania,319 US 105. only talks about churches not guns.

[@larryjanson4011]

sad Shuttlesworh V. City of Birmingham, Alabama,373 US 262. only delt with a sit in at a privet for profit company of a illegal protest. the black preachers were not convected of a criminal ack of inciting a roit.

[@dragonf1092]

@@larryjanson4011 what the case is about is moot irrelevant,what is relevant is what the courts ruled about the constitution of the united states of America and the Rights/privileges of American citizens.

[@dragonf1092]

@@larryjanson4011 again moot irrelevant,what the courts ruled about the united states constitution and the rights/liberties of American citizens are what is relevant. What part of that do you not comprehend and understand.

[@frankmichalski7403]

I did what the guy at the gun store said. 30 years ago Buffalo Wild Wings put the “No weapons” sign on the door. I didn’t enter. I wrote them a E-Mail and stated “I understand your right to not allow weapons but I used to patronize your establishment at a minimum 3 times a month, I now will be going to Quaker Steak and Lube less than a quarter mile down the road for all my wing orders” I can honestly say I have not stepped foot in at BWW place since

[@themclovin5400]

I carry everywhere and nobody ever knows it’s on me. I’ve carried into many private establishments that say no firearms on the door

[@joesinakandid528]

The second amendment doesn't mention "Self Defense". It simply states "... the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."

[@markmoretti2431]

If you don’t have an armed guard in your building to protect the people inside and deny me the right to protect myself then who is responsible

[@franciscosantiago9032]

As a Texan with an LTC, I only look for a clear IN MY FACE no doubt 30.06, 30.07, or 51% sign.. anything else does not apply to me. No gun buster, no "NO WEAPONS ALLOWED" The only place(s) that is not ruled by a sign (because it's federal law anyways) is federal buildings.

[@redmenace6035]

Don't give these businesses your business.

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

Next amendment should just be "Shall not be Infringed."

[@anthonyguidas2012]

My feeling is if I see that sign on a business I just don’t use that business. Take my money elsewhere

[@NOMADPLUSOFFICIAL]

Just found this channel. New sub! Keep up the GREAT work!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Appreciate ya man! Thanks for the support!

[@Sam_420]

Policy doesn’t outweigh law

[@SKY13.]

This is a great video 👏

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@1pcmedic]

You need to carry ANYWHERE there is an expectation of encountering the threat of a CRIMINAL, in other words everywhere.

[@matteolozano3477]

F the gun free zone sign F the sign 👎👎👎👎👎

[@chucklesthefireguy5356]

Funny thing about the CFR, it says "other than for hunting or other legal purpose". Isn't self defense and a permit a legal purpose? Also, so is it OK for a city cop in uniform to enter a court and or post office with a gun? There is no language setting aside LEOs

[@robertcanup4473]

18 usc 930 which is the law the post office uses to prohibit pistols, has an exception: "for hunting or OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES. The SCOTUS has ruled having a pistol for self defense is a lawful purpose.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

@@robertcanup4473 appreciate your response brother

[@Bod255]

As a legal citizen of the United States of America, I have the right to not get dead!

[@scrweylouie2657]

These signs are like 20 MPH signs at Indy 500. Dont show and they dont know.

[@bezalelex31]

How do these or similar regulations fare in constitutional carry states, concealed or open carry no permit needed, such as SC, Tenn., Kentucky, Ohio,....?

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Texas is a "constitutional carry state". I'm in Texas. I'm sure every state has some quirky law. That's what I'm trying to figure out. I just did a vid on Oklahoma. They got some weird stuff going on too. I'm researching Florida now.

[@A.X.76]

Everything is legal…unless you get caught Tennessee has a similar law and the law verbiage must be posted for it to be legally enforceable.

[@smashingveto7778]

It goes this way. No business can tell you where you can carry. They can trespass you from the property.

[@knottheory79220]

When CHLs were new in Texas, my dad had the problem the insurance company wouldn't issue coverage for the building unless they prohibited concealed carry, and it wasn't feasible to switch carriers. So he put up a sign that in no way complies with Texas requirements.

[@toadranger50]

Trespassing means you have to be warned. So if they confront you you should have the ability to leave at once. A Chicago police officer told me that none of them would not help you leave an establishment without repercussions. He said they welcome legal ccw because they need the help.

[@Robert_Keel]

We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone

[@boredvet]

I don't care what any sign says. I carry wherever I want

[@bigmuddy1]

Virginia has a great state association, the Virginia Citizens Defense League. Members are on the lookout for signs prohibiting carry on public property and other places where it should be legal. They will contact local government and alert them to this, usually being successful in getting the signage changed. They are very active in local issues and have expanded gun rights for citizens. He should contact his state association and they could be a help on this.

[@cynthiaclarke3979]

Our McD's in Falls Church used to have a "No Guns" allowed sign one the door to enter..but the sign has been removed for a year in a half or two years now..I go in order my meal and don't give two sh!ts if I offend,I'm not a criminal and I enjoy my meal.Only problem now is Walmart.

[@_Bucky]

Unless there’s a metal detector, I carry no matter what. If it’s somewhere I don’t need to be that business or establishment will not have to worry about me entering and conducting business there.

[@PerryRhodes-s8q]

I wonder if people knows that local policy does not dictate the U.S. Constitution?

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

I used to think Texas was a gun friendly state until I visited the state and saw "no gun" signs at practically every establishment.

[@BRLaue]

Hyperbole.

[@jw427]

It's basically CYA against lawsuits.

[@Brou15O]

Same, I was just thinking about moving to austin from sfl, but i did some research and decided that i dont want to play musical penal signs at every establishment i go to over there. In Florida those signs have no power, so i guess im staying here even though the cost of living is high...

[@fleatactical7390]

Constitutional law overrides private property ownership.

[@davidscott9572]

Post office is facing legal challenges.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Keep us posted!

[@TiredAndHungry]

When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.

[@jackhammer8563]

A tavern owner in WI was going to put up No Weapons Allowed signs on the doors. I told her she'd be completely liable for any assault on the premises due to the sign. She threw the signs in the trash.

[@londeaux]

I wonder how they define what a "weapon" is? Does that mean that people are not allowed to be on the property as well?

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

I think they would use the common definition of weapon. I do not believe the Texas Code defines the term weapons. It typically lists specific items in the specific subsection.

[@corywade9651]

I live in Idaho and was traveling across the state. I was going through a Native American reservation and a gas station on the highway had signs on the door that said firearms prohibited. Anyone know if the laws are different on a reservation?

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

My understanding is, that they are. I will be looking into that myself.

[@charleswalter2902]

To me, these gun free notices are simply personal policy of some businesses saying that if I am carrying a concealed weapon I am trespassing & if caught I must leave their premises. O.K., I'll leave.

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

Yep....keywords "if caught"....because leaving is all that can happen to you in my State of Indiana. Their sign holds no legal power or value and isn't worth the paper it's printed in the rule of law.

[@colt-_-jonson1743]

Isn't it a felony? You lose eitherway

[@charleswalter2902]

@@colt-_-jonson1743 No, as I said, it's company policy. I f your employer has a dress shirt, slacks, shoes with laces policy they can send you home or fire you for showing up in flip flops & a tank top, but you can't be arrested for violating something that is simply company policy unless you refuse to leave the premises. Got it?

[@charleswalter2902]

@@JohnDoeEagle1 Indiana is my home state & I really think that that state totally has its shit together.

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

@@charleswalter2902 I'm also a Hoosier and know we are better than even Texas on many gun and knife laws. Texas is for tourists. Eugene M. Stoner, Ralphie Parker (Jean Shepherd), Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, Tom Satterly, Monty LeClair are all Hoosiers.

[@bluzzjazz]

Our church on Sunday is one of the safest places you and your family could be. Besides security, we have so many people CCing that anyone coming in with bad intentions, would not leave with the same health he came in with.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Same at my church. I would like to talk to the person about Jesus instead. But that may not be something they are willing to hear. As we have seen in the past.

[@paullllehtx]

I've been carrying everywhere since 2016, only exceptions are places where you have to empty your pockets and go through metal detectors which I've only been to maybe 3 of those places since then.

[@ImperiumLibertas]

In Utah, there are very few prohibited areas. Prisions, jails, court houses, etc. Signs hold no legal weight. If they ask you to leave and you refuse its simply trespassing not a firearm charge. To me this makes the most sense. The firearm being present does not pertain to the crime of trespassing in any way other than the opinion of the property owner. The property owner has the right to remove whoever they want and I have the right to carry.

[@PrimalDefenseCo]

Very similar in TX. Violating a sign is not a gun charge. It's trespassing if you refuse to leave. Maybe a ticket.

[@DeputyChiefEMS57]

What most places in New Mexico dont realize is a sign is not enough. The law says that if a location bans carry the location SHALL provide Safe secure storage of your firearm because leaving it in your vehicle is unsafe. So if they dont have storage the violation of the prohibition on carry is defensible as they are in violation of the law

[@nigelstrangeways7330]

I don’t think anyone said it in the video but, the 30.05, 30.06 and the 30.07 signs that were shown are in Texas only. Make sure you find out which signs are used in your state.

[@AtrociousAK47]

for a while after Bruen those "no carry" signs were not just store policies, they carried the force of law, so if someone figured out you were carrying you werent just kicked out, you would be arrested on felony charges. this was part of NJ's "carry killer" law, which aimed to make those new permits effectly useless as a result of being forced to make them "shall issue" instead of "may issue" and drop the requirement to demonstrate a specific "need" for it, like new york, which of course was the subject of the previously mentioned bruen case. thankfully that portion of the law has since been struck down by judge Renée bumb along with several of the other "sensitive location" restrictions, which amongst other things also included your neighbor's lawn if you didn't have written permission of some kind. PS, the signs that the mall I work at have, mention having "firearm detecting dogs" on the property. I always assumed this was inreference to the local police K-9 units that often patrol the area.

[@scottross8623]

I got my first CCW permit in TX in 2004, the law at that time stated the specific set of guidelines for signage needed to lawfully prohibit lawful concealed weapons, a firearm with a red circleslash do not pass that legal guideline. All legal codes must be stated in said signage. The guideline even States wording, font, size and placement. I once had an officer apologise for asking me if I was carrying weapons as I was leaving my credit union, during a string of bank robberies, he said "I noticed a bulge under your jacket. Are carrying a weapon sir?" To which I replied. "Yes sir, may I show you my I.D.", "gently " he replied. I showed him my permit, the .44 Desert Eagle and Taurus .9mm I had in my shoulder rig. "Thank you sir, that's all I needed to see. Sorry for disturbing you, have a pleasant day and stay safe"