None of that matters, in the final analysis.Much ado about nothing.
In an Open-Carry jurisdiction, this should be a common sight.
---- in a restaurant?
What would you need a gun in a restaurant for? In case a herd of buffalo stampede through? No, that doesn't make sense...
-- to slaughter game for your meal? No, that's already done...
-- to rob the place?
Aha.
It turned into a hugely successful Teaching Moment, on the part of the Open-Carry Club folk.
It doesn't matter why they brought guns into a restaurant.
Maybe they intended on using them to stir their coffee, or tripod, then stack their jackets on.
Doesn't matter.
They have the right to do so, in that jurisdication.
Once again the point flies over your head, which is surprising for a Kondor.... the point is not and never has been "whether they have the right". The law establishes that they do. That much is not in question.