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They didn't last Spring but changes can happen without notice. Swing by to pick up a brochure or somethin' to check it out before making a whole family trip(?)Does anyone here know if OMSI currently screens visitors as they enter?
Specifically, do they 'wand' visitors or make them go through a metal detector?
I don't like the idea of taking my family into the place if we aren't going to be able to defend ourselves, should the need arise.
Regal has a sign that I didn't see, my wife saw it and told me after the movieThey do have a ninny rule, but... ya know...
It is until you need to use it. Then the Liberal DA comes after you.Concealed is concealed.
Yea. I don't care. At least I'd be alive. It's my life. I'm my own first response.It is until you need to use it. Then the Liberal DA comes after you.
My above statements, do not apply to Native American lands. They are considered their own country.
Private venues and buildings/property owners have a right to ask you to leave but its otherwise not illegal.Since OMSI takes public money, but it is not publicly owned they technically have the right to ban firearms. Also, any private venue or building/event under control of a private entity which charges for admission has the right to ban firearms since you are entering into a contract with them by purchasing a ticket. However, a place where the public is free to enter such as a shopping mall with a no guns sign can go pound sand.
Yup. Worst thing that will happen if you get caught is you will be asked to leave.Private venues and buildings/property owners have a right to ask you to leave but its otherwise not illegal.
Now if the Democrats get their way this year one of the new ballot initiatives will make it criminal to carry on public property.
"Pound sand" applies to a venue as well.. even though you buy a ticket for admission it is no more binding than "implied agreement". The same in a mall or other with public access. Whenever you step over their threshold... there is implied agreement that you will follow their rules.Since OMSI takes public money, but it is not publicly owned they technically have the right to ban firearms. Also, any private venue or building/event under control of a private entity which charges for admission has the right to ban firearms since you are entering into a contract with them by purchasing a ticket. However, a place where the public is free to enter such as a shopping mall with a no guns sign can go pound sand.
The OMSI website states: While on OMSI premises, visitors shall not carry firearms or weapons of any kind either openly or concealed on the premises. The prohibition applies to all visitors, including those with firearm permits, but not to active law enforcement personnel authorized to carry firearms.
And that right there is reason enough to keepIt is until you need to use it. Then the Liberal DA comes after you.
My above statements, do not apply to Native American lands. They are considered their own country.
Agreed. I work in Multnomah County. But once I'm off the clock I'm out of there.And that right there is reason enough to keep
Me and my wallet the heck out of Multnomah County….