RetiredGySgt
Diamond Member
Now I have to call you an asshole for that.
If its legal why don't they carry their guns to the bank, on public transportation and on a plane then?
Stop being so wilfully DENSE.
Actually in AZ they can carry their guns into a bank and on public transportation so long as they carry them openly and not concealed. Granted if you walk into a bank with a gun on your hip you are probably going to have security keeping a very close eye on you, if not escorting you out because you pose a specific risk of robbing the place. On public transportation there's not a whole lot that can be done. As for the plane thing that often involved traveling across state lines and each state has differing rules, not to mention all the federal guidelines as well that bar you from carrying weapons on a flight which is why you don't see guns there.
Carrying into a bank may not be smart but it's not necessarily illegal either unless it is a federal bank and thus would fall under the mandate of no guns being allowed in State and Federal building as well as places like hospitals and schools.
Aren't all banks considered Federal? I mean it's a Federal crime to rob a bank? In any case, I can see being allowed to carry in public places, but private business should have the absolute right to deny firearms on their property.
Not unless the LAW gives them the authority to deny a protected right to a citizen. In North Carolina we have concealed carry but any business can put up a sign stating no carry on their property. Of course the first family that loses someone because of those signs will find out all about the right to sue.
And banks are not excluded here, it is up to the Bank to declare no carry.