WPCatfish wrote:So is there a movie theater anywhere you can go while carrying openly? Sounds like the ones around the state (Cinemark, Regal, and Midway) are all anti (and the Carmike in Dover is well, in Dover.)I OC'd when watching Act of Valor at Newark Cineme Center 3 (the one in Newark Shopping Center) and wasn't hassled, but that could have been a fluke.
WPCatfish wrote:I guess bringing an AK along to go see 'Red Dawn' in costume is right out!Oc meeting at movies 3 to see red dawn
dean wrote:I wonder what kind of shit-storm would arise if businesses began refusing patrons who were unarmed.I wonder what would have happened if some nut case shot up the place after you placed your gun in the car? I guess all those sheepless forgot about the shooting in Colorado at the Dark Knight showing.
bluedog46 wrote:WPCatfish wrote:I guess bringing an AK along to go see 'Red Dawn' in costume is right out!Oc meeting at movies 3 to see red dawn
WPCatfish wrote:Good question. Not sure, but that would be one hell of an oc meeting.bluedog46 wrote:WPCatfish wrote:I guess bringing an AK along to go see 'Red Dawn' in costume is right out!Oc meeting at movies 3 to see red dawn
Are they even going to be showing it?
dean wrote:I wonder what kind of shit-storm would arise if businesses began refusing patrons who were unarmed.If I open a business, there will be a bin with baseball bats sitting by the front door, just like a cart return for those who have absolutely no way to defend themselves. No shirt, no shoes, no weapon, no service.
SCUBA9097 wrote:Down here, every gun shop I've been to have signs stating that you cannot enter with a loaded firearm.I always thought that meant you couldn't come in with loaded weapon like ones you are going to sell or trade in.
