Delaware Concealed Carry Forum
CCW Methods & Issues => No Carry Locations => Topic started by: SturmRugerSR9 on January 21, 2013, 04:47:03 PM
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The is a sign at Labcorp that gun are not permitted. So use someone else if you can.
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Just great. My insurance ties me to this lab only.
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CONCEALED means????? :)
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Exactly as Radnor states. It does not carry the weight of law. No one should ever know.
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I use Middletown. How would they know???
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Only a problem if they need to draw blood out of my @@@, and that ain't happening.
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Only a problem if they need to draw blood out of my @@@, and that ain't happening.
Unless you're special, I dont think they go there for that...
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CMF: dont know anything about that. they only draw blood from my arm.
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exactly, therefore, why go in disarmed? concealed is concealed.
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agree!!
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[...] concealed is concealed.
If it is not a place prohibited by law I don't pay attention if they have signs or not. I don't think they are targeting people with license to carry.
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+1
Could not have stated it better.
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My wife went to the LabCorp in Five Points (Lewes) today. Mentioned to me when she got home that it has a big "No Weapons Allowed" sign on their door too.
Concealed means concealed. But until we get our CCDW, we'll have to treat it as a "safety free zone" instead.
Sean
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I went to the LabCorp on State St. in Dover recently and did not see any signs restricting guns. I went in for a blood test and there is no reason they would know I was carrying while taking blood out of my arm. Like you all say, concealed is consealed. The worst they could do was to ask me to leave. In which case I could go lock my pistol in my gun-vault in my truck, and go back in.
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I agree with Sturms original post. -use somewhere else if you can.
It doesn't matter if I CC there or not. Why would I spend my money there if they don't respect my rights? I try to support pro-2a business and avoid all others if possible.
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Other members have said this better than I. “No Firearms” signs are for open carry issues. Try this at home: Create a simple sign that disallows open carry, just to keep customers at ease, but allows concealed carry customers. I couldn’t succeed.
I f I had a place of business, other than a bar, I would somehow encourage as many lawfully carrying citizens as I could muster. As long as they were concealed and not a topic for open discussion.
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"no firearms" signs are not just an open carry issue! They are a firearms issue! They don't want you carrying a gun whether it is concealed or not. Why give them your business? I would much rather spend my hard earned money at a store that does not discriminate against gun owners.
Homosexuality, mental illness and guns have one thing in common: Keep it quite and don't tell anyone so as not to upset the sheep that don't understand it. I think I just threw up.
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I oc'd at the one on cherry lane back in November. I did not see a sign and no one said anything. The gentleman who did my blood work actually was asking me about guns and the process for a permit.
I would agree though to try to spend money places that respect our rights and with people who respect our rights
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I would agree though to try to spend money places that respect our rights and with people who respect our rights
I see Bmel17's point as well as yours. Gone are the days when you walk into a barber shop and lean your birdgun against the wall and the talk turns to the hunt.
When I was 16 years old the nurse at the doctors office watched my bolt action 22 while I saw the doc about a wild dog bite. The Police Chief drove me into town after seeing me limping along a dirt road. He lator came by to see if I was alright and gave me a box of 22's he had found.
/eyes all wellin up
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Just out of curiosity was that sometimes in the 50s-80s?
It does seem our country has changed much since then and it has not been for the good as we are having discussions about our rights as gun owners.
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Just out of curiosity was that sometimes in the 50s-80s?
It does seem our country has changed much since then and it has not been for the good as we are having discussions about our rights as gun owners.
The year was 1970. The whole Viet Nam problem was blooming and, I believe, started the great stain on our country and our values.
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"The year was 1970. The whole Viet Nam problem was blooming and, I believe, started the great stain on our country and our values."
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I remember that year well as I spent it in Viet Nam away from my newly wedded wife. (now married 43 years)
I do agree with the statement that was the start of the great stain. The current administration isn't helping either and the media is bent on reporting every negative aspect of owning a firearm.
I served my country and now they want to take my rights away. Where is the respect. All firearm bills should exclude all combat veterans.
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"The year was 1970. The whole Viet Nam problem was blooming and, I believe, started the great stain on our country and our values."
I remember that year well as I spent it in Viet Nam away from my newly wedded wife. (now married 43 years)
I do agree with the statement that was the start of the great stain. The current administration isn't helping either and the media is bent on reporting every negative aspect of owning a firearm.
I served my country and now they want to take my rights away. Where is the respect. All firearm bills should exclude all combat veterans.
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Separating any citizen into a class from other citizens is intolerable. Now you're creating a class of citizens that are "superior" to the average citizens that laws don't apply to them. You're a combat vet who swore to defend the constitution, not alter it to create a new class of men who were created better that the rest.
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Sorry if I stepped on your toes. I wasn't trying to say combat veterans were better than anyone else, just trying say that most of congress has little respect for those that served.
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Sorry if I stepped on your toes. I wasn't trying to say combat veterans were better than anyone else, just trying say that most of congress has little respect for those that served.
Having served myself, I agree respect should be given, but not in the form that it place vets above a citizen in regards certain laws. Thank you for your service though! Not enough Vietnam vets are thanked IMO
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Agree with you, I am not in Dodge City.
Other members have said this better than I. “No Firearms” signs are for open carry issues. Try this at home: Create a simple sign that disallows open carry, just to keep customers at ease, but allows concealed carry customers. I couldn’t succeed.
I f I had a place of business, other than a bar, I would somehow encourage as many lawfully carrying citizens as I could muster. As long as they were concealed and not a topic for open discussion.
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Agree with you, I am not in Dodge City.
Other members have said this better than I. “No Firearms” signs are for open carry issues. Try this at home: Create a simple sign that disallows open carry, just to keep customers at ease, but allows concealed carry customers. I couldn’t succeed.
I f I had a place of business, other than a bar, I would somehow encourage as many lawfully carrying citizens as I could muster. As long as they were concealed and not a topic for open discussion.
Things were safer back then it seems and there was some sense of honor. Even among thieves.
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Went to Labcorp in Seaford today. Looked around but did not see any signs about guns. I was concealed and no one knew anyway. But sometimes things are different in LSD! LOL
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Maybe it's a thing at LabCorp that the signed places are because of the individual location manager setting policy. Seems some do and some don't have signs saying no guns. Does anyone know if there is a corporate poicy in effect?
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Maybe it's a thing at LabCorp that the signed places are because of the individual location manager setting policy. Seems some do and some don't have signs saying no guns. Does anyone know if there is a corporate poicy in effect?
Could be individual managers. Kind of like Wal-mart. Many people have never had issues, but I think the one in Camden is always harrasing people for carrying guns ( open carry )
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I made that comment about anti gun signs at businesses. What I meant was since the sign has no law behind it, they can only ask me to leave if I'm somehow unconcealed, so I ignore the sign. That's tougher to do for those who OC. I agree regarding taking my business elsewhere. But tough to do if your health insurance only takes LabCorp. Quest in my case. Sgn or not, I'm going in CC.