If you know a place is 30.07 posted, and you see a guy with his revolver hanging out like he’s ready for the gunfight at the OK Corral, in a VERY public place, what do you do? Do you slide over and say something to him or do you mind your own business?
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Was it a failed attempt to conceal? If so I’d let him know he isn’t concealed. If not, I’d mind my own business and see how serious the establishment is about their 30.07 -
Not sure...we don't have hardly any 07 very public places down this way.
Me?? I would likely warn him he could be putting himself in trouble unless LE.Comment
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Couldn’t have been. He had his t-shirt tucked behind the gun (between gun and shorts).
He also had a nice mullet, in a very non-mullet place, FWIW.Comment
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Let the manager/owner of the place know. Confrontation is probably not bestComment
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I don't know that I'd go ratting the guy out for carrying. If it looks intentional, leave it be. If it's a failed concealment, let the guy know.Originally posted by Medina19 View PostComment
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Looks like a wonderful opportunity to mind your own businessComment
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Certainly wouldn't follow this. I'd mind my own business, nice mullet or not.Originally posted by Medina19 View Post
JakeComment
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Compliment his SWEET mullet then casually tell him you are a fan of revolver reliability.
no confrontation and he knows you can see the revolver. You've done your part if he continues to violate 30.07 it's on him.
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I could be wrong but to my understanding if it is classified as an antique gun or a reproduction of an antique gun pre dating I believe 1900 then it is not legally considered a firearm. Not considered a firearm so if he is indeed carrying say an old school black powder revolver then he would be skirting a line I wouldn't care to step on myself.
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personally I just go about my business. he isn't bothering meComment
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let the business do their jobComment
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