[droidfire]

Originally Posted by Mayhem like Me

You are correct.

If you are found out management can ask you to leave or call LE have you trespassed and escorted out.

I am curious as to why you would make it a point of violating the private property rights of others?

Not judging just curious seems we have a visible double standard in our community among some as to what rights are actually due our respect.

In your second sentance, when you said "or" what I think you meant to say is "then if you refuse to leave"

[IndyGunFreak]

Originally Posted by Grabbrass

That isn't something that just popped up. I've seen that picture, or a picture like it, before.

Yup.. these threads come up about BW3 all the time.

Originally Posted by John_NJ

All locations in the USA or just particular locations?

I don't think it's nationwide... I've done a lot of plumbing work for BW3, and have never saw one of their stores posted... I'll drive by one tomorrow and see if they've posted recently. As of about 2mo ago, the two that I went to.. they were not posted.

However, I agree w/ lunarspeak... if it's not against the law for you to ignore the sign, and you can carry where alcohol is served.. who cares? If they ask you to leave, then politely get up and leave...

Edit: By the way, their food sucks.. so my boycott really isn't going to do much.

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[Mayhem like Me]

Originally Posted by droidfire

In your second sentance, when you said "or" what I think you meant to say is "then if you refuse to leave"

No management has no duty to ask you to leave before calling law enforcement after all you already showed your willingness to violate the policy

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[Bren]

I quit eating there when they became Buffalo Wild Wings and the food turned to ----, so not a problem for me. Back in the 90's, when it was BW3's it wasn't bad.

[gjk5]

Originally Posted by Mayhem like Me

You are correct.

If you are found out management can ask you to leave or call LE have you trespassed and escorted out.

I am curious as to why you would make it a point of violating the private property rights of others?

Not judging just curious seems we have a visible double standard in our community among some as to what rights are actually due our respect.

on topic: BWW has always been like this and no, the sign carries no weight here.

To your point: I agree, it's a quandary for me personally. One of the few things I can say I am clearly a hypocrite on. I always say that a business should be able to ban anyone they want for any reason. I would NEVER carry a gun in a friend or acquiantance's house if I knew they did not want me to. I do however carry into businesses with signs all the time. I have no explanation for it, but it is what it is.



BWW is not relevant though, went once, will never go back. Loud, crappy service, really crappy food, d-bags galore.

[Diesel McBadass]

went there tuesday, no stupid sign. I usually do takeout but if i did eat i can carry my gun. Our only law is not becoming intoxicated, and something about "establishments made primarily for serving of alcohol" the no gun sighn will carry rule of law. But, many dont post it.

[Disintegr8or]

I was already boycotting them because of their crappy food.

[Diesel McBadass]

as far as wings go here no real competitors

[Bren]

Originally Posted by Diesel McBadass

as far as wings go here no real competitors

Maybe they just bring me thye ones that suck every time.

[silentpoet]

They have a right to post a sign that says they don't want my money.

[Pawcatch@aol.co]

Most little towns here in Georgia have at least one decent independant wings joint.
Heck,there's one within walking distance from me and I live in a tiny town.
Why would anyone sit down for that type of food?

[JW1178]

Originally Posted by Pawcatch@aol.co

Most little towns here in Georgia have at least one decent independant wings joint.
Heck,there's one within walking distance from me and I live in a tiny town.
Why would anyone sit down for that type of food?

You really can't go out of business selling good fried chicken in Atlanta... the closer to downtown you get, the better business can be.

I've seen a Popeyes, Church's, KFC, Wing Shack and a Mrs. Winners all within less than 1/4 mile and they are all always busy. Three of them their parking lots touch.

[Drain You]

They were already posted here and somewhat off limits with the ambiguity nonsense of my conceal carry laws.

[DanaT]

I have eaten at a BW3 twice. Two times too many. Once was in Honolulu and it was the only thing that we could get into quickly and the kid was starving.

And not two times too many because of CCW. The food sucks and is over priced.


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[sigman69]

What the sign actually says is.

"I am a dumb ass that thinks this sign will deter a criminal from entering my store with a gun."


I wish all the anti gun businesses would do such as post these signs. I don't want to accidentally give money to people I despise

+1 totally agree

[svtpwnz]

Been there twice and the food sucked both times. I have zero plans to ever go back anyway.

[TX OMFS]

Originally Posted by SIG-SOG

That sign is not compliant with Tx law (ie 30.06 sign) and is meaningless

But do they have the 51% sign? They might.

[mtber1172]

Originally Posted by GunHo198

In Florida if there liquor license primary is food, then you can carry. I'm going to send them an email later today. Florida has over 1 million permit holders, so ins. Or not, its the wrong stance to take.

That's how it is here in Georgia. We can also carry into a bar, but we have to get permission from the owner/management.

The sign also doesn't mean squat here in Georgia.

[Slug71]

I like Hooters better anyway. :D

[glockski]

Originally Posted by MtBaldy

I have never eaten at one and now probably never will. FL law permits carry in places whose primary business is selling food, as noted above. I love Buffalo wings so they were on my list. I'm not going to carry in violation of store policy either. They don't want to honor the 2nd Amendment and basic right to self defense I don't plan on supporting them with my business.

Plus one. From what I have been reading I won't be missing anything.

[faawrenchbndr]

Originally Posted by GunHo198

These went up on there doors this week.


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That is not a legal sign in Kansas

[Kingarthurhk]

Originally Posted by faawrenchbndr

That is not a legal sign in Kansas

Not a legal sign in Texas either.

[bear62]

Originally Posted by Disintegr8or

I was already boycotting them because of their crappy food.

This!!!

[Diesel McBadass]

I doubt a sighn will go up here, will kill business, this is a backwards liberal state, but a gun loving backwards liberal state.

[wirenut]

Never liked them anyways