A little paper sign on the door at Surplus City in Lawton, Ok. just turned me away from spending my money there.
The sign stated, "Absolutely no firearms allowed inside, licensed or not! Except for law enforcement."
So...when I got home, I called and the manager of the store answered. I asked him about the sign and he said that "that's what the owner wants." I told him that the little paper sign just turned away an honest, paying customer and asked him if he thought that the sign would prevent a bad guy with bad intentions from coming in there... He didn't care to hear it. As I was asking him to let the owner know of our conversation and that I'd be posting his business on a "hot list" on a gun forum, he hung up on me.
The sign stated, "Absolutely no firearms allowed inside, licensed or not! Except for law enforcement."
So...when I got home, I called and the manager of the store answered. I asked him about the sign and he said that "that's what the owner wants." I told him that the little paper sign just turned away an honest, paying customer and asked him if he thought that the sign would prevent a bad guy with bad intentions from coming in there... He didn't care to hear it. As I was asking him to let the owner know of our conversation and that I'd be posting his business on a "hot list" on a gun forum, he hung up on me.
Thank you for posting this. Not that it is somewhere I'd have any need to travel to from Tulsa, if I ever hear it mentioned I'll be sure to bring this up to whoever mentions it.
Jonny
Oklahoma Army Surplus on Memorial in Tulsa has a no-gun sign. I asked about it and was told that the owner put the sign up after "some idiots pulled theirs out and were trying holsters". I commented kicking those idiots out seemed like a better decision than banning guns in an Army surplus store but was rebuffed with "owner's choice".
Too bad that bad decisions or douchebags can't be banned...
Put these places on www.friendorfoe.us so they are easy to look up by area.
Family dollar in claremore has a no guns sign on the door.
T
TheMcs
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2A range in Tulsa has some nice business cards you can take and hand out at the anti-gun businesses. Pretty much sums up the fact that they've lost the business of an honest, law-abiding citizen with no positive effect on preventing crime.
La fortune park in Tulsa is posted...
Is that a private park?
Interesting while trying to find out if it was a public or private park,which I did not find out, I came across a link to a female jogger being raped there in February.
Michael
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