carry permits

[goosegetter79]

Payback for being the annoying twit going slow in the left lane, lol 
J/K Run

OH nonono I do not go slow in left lane  if I hit left lane its pedal on the floor so I can get out of those peoples way  my new ride only has 4 chipmonks under the hood so I dread hitting the passing lane tough getting them chippy's wound up enough to pass much of anything 

 

[dawei]

I have been pulled over TWICE ( knock on wood toss salt etc) ....and the most recent one was after I had gotten my cpl...tossed him my license which also has my cpl in the same thingy he asked very nicely if I was carrying or there was a weapon in my rig I said no its not allowed at work or on their property, so he proceeded to give me a lecture about speeding  I never used to speed usually I am that annoying twit who is going the speed limit but after work I just wanted to get home ASAP that night 

I've had cops in my home a few times and its just not an issue ever... I am not a criminal and my ownership of guns has been considered pretty normal. I also have always lived in the BFE areas of this state maybe thats the difference...

Please, what is BFE an acronym for?

[runamuk]

I have been pulled over TWICE ( knock on wood toss salt etc) ....and the most recent one was after I had gotten my cpl...tossed him my license which also has my cpl in the same thingy he asked very nicely if I was carrying or there was a weapon in my rig I said no its not allowed at work or on their property, so he proceeded to give me a lecture about speeding  I never used to speed usually I am that annoying twit who is going the speed limit but after work I just wanted to get home ASAP that night 

I've had cops in my home a few times and its just not an issue ever... I am not a criminal and my ownership of guns has been considered pretty normal. I also have always lived in the BFE areas of this state maybe thats the difference...

Please, what is BFE an acronym for?

"bum f@cked Egypt"

[dawei]

You just confirmed what I was thinking, LOL! Thank you

[JimmyHoffa]

This may not be the place to ask, but I read about many who regularly carry every day.
Do those that carry live in dangerous places? Have dangerous jobs?
I don't think I have locked my car or house for 50 years.
I have a carry permit for hiking to protect the dog.
Just wondering.

Crime is everywhere.  Sure I don't live in South Seattle or Tacoma, but there is enough where I'm at to justify locking doors and packing on occasion.  I may not take it if I have to go to the grocery store, but if I am going out to the forest wouldn't want to leave it behind.  The forests have very little LE and lots of criminals.

[jeepasaurusrex]

Runamuk, there was a law recently passed that prohibits an employer from telling you that you cannot have a weapon in your car in their parking lot. I cannot remember the specifics, but that was the just of it.

[bobcat]

Maybe, but the indians don't have to follow our laws.

[Alchase]

Runamuk, there was a law recently passed that prohibits an employer from telling you that you cannot have a weapon in your car in their parking lot. I cannot remember the specifics, but that was the just of it.

Seriously? Anyone have any info on this one?

[MikeWalking]

Runamuk, there was a law recently passed that prohibits an employer from telling you that you cannot have a weapon in your car in their parking lot. I cannot remember the specifics, but that was the just of it.

Seriously? Anyone have any info on this one?

I remember a story about the NRA taking the case of a person fired for having  a Firearm in their car, deal was though, the car was not parked on the employers property.  I think it was a School District.   I'd be very surprised to see a law that stopped an employer from banning certain items on their property.

[CP]

Runamuk, there was a law recently passed that prohibits an employer from telling you that you cannot have a weapon in your car in their parking lot. I cannot remember the specifics, but that was the just of it.

Seriously? Anyone have any info on this one?

I remember a story about the NRA taking the case of a person fired for having  a Firearm in their car, deal was though, the car was not parked on the employers property.  I think it was a School District.   I'd be very surprised to see a law that stopped an employer from banning certain items on their property.

Some states (Kansas for example) have such laws, but WA does not.

[runamuk]

Runamuk, there was a law recently passed that prohibits an employer from telling you that you cannot have a weapon in your car in their parking lot. I cannot remember the specifics, but that was the just of it.

My employer was a sovereign nation our laws didn't apply on their land

[cwuwildcat]

Runamuk, there was a law recently passed that prohibits an employer from telling you that you cannot have a weapon in your car in their parking lot. I cannot remember the specifics, but that was the just of it.

Seriously? Anyone have any info on this one?

I remember a story about the NRA taking the case of a person fired for having  a Firearm in their car, deal was though, the car was not parked on the employers property.  I think it was a School District.   I'd be very surprised to see a law that stopped an employer from banning certain items on their property.

I frequent opencarry.org/washington, and this is a hot topic right now.  It is legal for the business to ban you from having a firearm in your car if on the business' lot, or fire you if caught, because it's still their property you're parked on.  If there were a law prohibiting it, it's news to those guys.

[jeepasaurusrex]

I'm a fan of "What they don't know won't hurt me".

[WA hunter14]

  they should put that on a t-shirt

[Bofire]

New law or single court case decision? I ahve strong doubts about a "new law"