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Podcast Outline:
Thanks to the guys from BCC Advanced: Chad, Mike, Mark, and Bob
Know the Laws
- Is there a legal sign?
- Know where it has to be placed
- If you are asked to leave
- What’s the punishment for violating a sign?
- Does the sign have to be there by law?
Removing the Signs
- Interview with Gene with San Antonio Gun Enthusiasts
- Follow him on Twitter @SAGunEnthusiast
- Or on Facebook at sagunenthusiasts
- Find the decision maker
- Corporate, Regional, or Local
- Find out why the sign went up
- Gun Haters
- Liability
- Afraid of Guns
- Worried other customers will be afraid
- Insurance Company
- Talk face to face if possible
- Phone call next best
- No Nasty emails, just nice emails as a last resort
- Outline your concerns and give points against their reasons
- It will take more then one person expressing themselves
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Stay Safe,
Ben
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Ben,
Regarding the insurance liability bugaboo – the point has been brought up innumerable timed on many forums, but no one has shown a case of where an insurer has required a no guns posting. A couple times people claiming to be in the insurance business have stated “it’s not a thing”. Doesn’t mean there aren’t insurers who require a no gun zone, but we’ve seen no evidence.
It would be easy for a manager/executive who just doesn’t want guns on the premises to use the insurance as an excuse, so he can enforce his desire without taking responsibility for it.