Concealed Carry in Las Vegas?

[joken]

I understand it is legal but most casinos post no firearms allowed. Does anyone have experience with this?

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[Certaindeaf]

Put it all on glock.

 

[Stomper]

I understand it is legal but most casinos post no firearms allowed. Does anyone have experience with this?

Yes, I do have experience with this particular subject…. unless there's metal detectors, and/or a pat-down search, live (and conduct) your life like a responsible and free citizen.

That being said, this will pretty much answer your question(s).

Carrying a Concealed Weapon - Can I do it in Las Vegas?

Legal discussion on the requirements for carrying concealed weapons in Nevada. A CCW permit is required to carry concealed handguns.

www.shouselaw.com

 

[WillametteWill]

Perhaps we have an insider on the forum that provides some insight on this, but I know about five years ago, hotels in Vegas, and presumably other locations, were testing a cognitive radar system to look for the shapes of certain items, such as guns and knives. Among other locations, they were to be placed at the check-in counters at hotels. (This is why my bags are no longer with me when I check in at any hotel.)

I believe some hospitals (e.g., Salem) have this as well. When I went through one about a year ago, they politely asked me if I had a knife in my right front pocket (I did). I did not care about a wad of car keys. I watched (unfortunately for several hours) while in the lobby as it picked off multiple other folks with knives.

 

[joken]

We will be there for three nights on our way to AZ. I hate to leave my gun in the room or in the car. I suppose I can hide it in the room after we check-in if that's my only choice
. Vegas is famous for having items stolen out of rooms.

 

[Knobgoblin]

My wife does her best to get us all killed while we travel too.

It's like being married to Kato

 

[Koda]

We will be there for three nights on our way to AZ. I hate to leave my gun in the room or in the car. I suppose I can hide it in the room after we check-in if that's my only choice
. Vegas is famous for having items stolen out of rooms.

A Vaultek when traveling is essential to me. I wouldnt hide a gun in a hotel room or trust their room safe.

 

[Stomper]

We will be there for three nights on our way to AZ. I hate to leave my gun in the room or in the car. I suppose I can hide it in the room after we check-in if that's my only choice
. Vegas is famous for having items stolen out of rooms.

A Vaultek when traveling is essential to me. I wouldnt hide a gun in a hotel room or trust their room safe.

Do NOT use the "safes" that are in the rooms! One time when I knew we were going to go into a true secure area for the day, I removed the HVAC return-air grill in our room and hid my EDC up inside the ductwork.

And no, I'm not Jason Borne…. or Tom Cruise.




I'm much taller….

 

[Stomper]

My wife does her best to get us all killed while we travel too.

It's like being married to Kato

Lemme guess….. y'all are most vulnerable during the "pee breaks" every (seemingly) 35-minutes?

 

[Knobgoblin]

Lemme guess….. y'all are most vulnerable during the "pee breaks" every (seemingly) 35-minutes?

Nope.

" I just want to walk around, downtown, in a city we don't know. "

Cool , let's just go swim with sharks too.

 

[Stomper]

Nope.

" I just want to walk around, downtown, in a city we don't know. "

Cool , let's just go swim with sharks too.

Once upon a time it was actually safe to walk the Vegas strip because of all the witnesses, but the zombies no longer care because everyone just walks by like they don't see anything happening…..

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

 

[Koda]

the whole property rights argument is frustrating and if left unchecked will ultimately make it impossible to exercise our constitutional right.

 

[.45's and .38's]

Just got back from Vegas carried the entire time
My room also had a locked security combo , I just left the don't disturb sign on my door the entire time.
While the state fair I just attended a few weeks ago , I had to disarm before waking in. Metal detector , wands. I watched a guy show his concealed ID to security and they 5 guy surrounded him demanding he not come in

 

[joken]

Just got back from Vegas carried the entire time
My room also had a locked security combo , I just left the don't disturb sign on my door the entire time.
While the state fair I just attended a few weeks ago , I had to disarm before waking in. Metal detector , wands. I watched a guy show his concealed ID to security and they 5 guy surrounded him demanding he not come in

Thanks

 

[.45's and .38's]

The only hotel with metal detector at entrance was the D on Fremont and you don't want to stay at the D on fremont . And even then, you can exit from the garage

 

[coop44]

Stayed at the Flamingo about a week ago after driving down a Uhaul for a friend relocating to Henderson. Stayed there to recoup before flying back, went down to grab A smoke in the lobby, I wish I could scrub some images from my brain. A 350 pound primate in a two piece bathing suit was the worst. Btw the homeless use the pool too.

 

[joken]

Lemme guess….. y'all are most vulnerable during the "pee breaks" every (seemingly) 35-minutes?

Ditto that! My wife honks the horn for extended periods when someone does something stupid. Some day, she's going to do that to the wrong person and I will likely suffer the consequences.

 

[joken]

A Vaultek when traveling is essential to me. I wouldnt hide a gun in a hotel room or trust their room safe.

Wouldn't the Vaulttek get stolen too?

 

[Koda]

Wouldn't the Vaulttek get stolen too?

No, they come with a security cable. Loop it to something.