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They will try to get you to talk.My wife and I prescribe to the old adage of "don't tell on yourself", kind of like when talking to a LEO, do you volunteer information that could make the conversation uncomfortable, or just try to get through it as quickly as possible?
RCWSo is the no conceal in the bar a Washington thing or is that in Oregon also. Never heard about that in OR anyway, but im new to the chl thing and am still learning where I can and where I cannot.
Depending on which permits you hold, you need to familiarize yourself with the laws governing legal concealed carry.What is that
Ah ok. I dont have a permit for WA at this time just OR. I am learning alot since getting the OR one and have not actually carried yet until im certain where I can. Thanks for the info solv3nt!
WashingtonLet's back up a little here ... you say you can't open carry in a bar?
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I can understand that some people have that opinion, but we don't have that problem here in Oregon. There is not, nor has there been, an outbreak of people, vetted by the FBI, state police, and county sheriffs office, who are involved in shootouts in bars. I suspect that it's the liberals who fear that their favorite people are the one who would start such violence. After all, the libs hold up Michael Brown as one of their heroes.I remember some people telling me it was illegal to carry in a bar in Oregon back some decades ago, but that was before the internet and it might have been a rumor.
I think the theory is that alcohol and guns don't mix, and there is a point to that.
However, bars and taverns are not the only place where alcohol is served and maybe not the only place an unattended minor is prohibited? A lot of restaurants serve alcohol today.
Not 100% accurate. It's and area deemed off limits to minors by the liquor control board. That decision is based off of the type of liquor license held.I believe it comes into play if an establishment makes more than half its profit from the sale of alcohol, so most restaurants have a bar in which it would be illegal to carry inside the bar area, but every bar/tavern in WA it is illegal anywhere on the premises. This is info I got from various servers and bartenders Ive talked to so take it for what its worth.
Exactly right. And it will be posted "No minors allowed" McGraths in Vancouver has a little green sign at the entrance from the Liquor Control Board saying that as though it pertains to the whole restaurant and bar area. That's wrong, it only applies to the bar area itself as they allow minors to be seated outside the bar area.Not 100% accurate. It's and area deemed off limits to minors by the liquor control board. That decision is based off of the type of liquor license held.
For example one could carry in a tap room as minors are allowed.
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Exactly right. And it will be posted "No minors allowed" McGraths in Vancouver has a little green sign at the entrance from the Liquor Control Board saying that as though it pertains to the whole restaurant and bar area. That's wrong, it only applies to the bar area itself as they allow minors to be seated outside the bar area.
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