Wife’s concealed carry question.

[6shooter]

Wife’s concealed carry question.

Not sure as to where this question should be posted but anyway here goes.
Wife has had her concealed carry for about two years and has just now come around to wanting to carry from home to work and here is the question; she works in a 6 story building with other companies that occupy the other floors connected by a common elevator or stair well, problem is the bottom floor, main entrance to all offices is a technical collage that uses the bottom floor for class rooms. Front and rear entrance to building does have gun buster signs posted on doors. Her question to me is can she get into trouble for carrying her gun thru the doors in route to the elevator to her office and company she is employed by. Her company has no rule about firearms on company property. Is she stuck with having to lock her gun in her car in the parking lot?

Just looking for some thought and impute and general discussion from the fine OSA folks.

 

[CODE_3]

Gun buster sign=No weapon

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Concealed is concealed.

 

[6shooter]

Agree with you both. Guess I could play the window washer and scrape them off, LOL.

 

[bigfug]

The gun buster sign would be placed by the owner of the building, however he can't restrict a business owner, lessor/lessee from dictating what's allowed on the area leased, so I would think the signs would be null and void.

 

[rlongnt]

Other than prohibited spaces, Concealed is concealed. I'm tired of anyone telling me what I will and will not do where my own safety is concerned.

 

[rawhide]

When entering the building is she actually entering the college? If so, what is the school's policy?

 

[6shooter]

I know concealed is concealed but her position in the company would not go over well. Now she tells me a no smoking within 25 feet of door sign that was bolted to the wall has disappeared.

 

[Jack T.]

Gun buster sign=No weapon

Not legally binding in the Great State of Oklahoma.

 

[CODE_3]

Not legally binding in the Great State of Oklahoma.

How do you figure that?

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