No, I am in a shop. I work on the city fleet vehicles. I am not sure, I will have to look further into it, I just remember management talking about this a while back. A few years ago a supervisor was shot and killed by an employee, since then they have had these rules. A woman was fired recently for carrying her weapon in an office downtown, she had been receiving threats from her spouse and decided to protect herself. Someone happen to see it in her purse and she was canned.
Good point.
She was at her job on City property in one of the buildings downtown. We have administrative people that work downtown. If I do go through with this I will not say a word, someone is always willing to turn you in at work. I don't trust a single soul there when it comes to stuff like this.
Exactly correct, this is ours to a T. You tell them not to do something or touch something and that draws them to it. This is my biggest fear, I couldn't live with myself if something happened to them.
I will try and search to see if our state has done this. It would help because I am going into town 5 days a week. Luckily the protestor/rioters are saving there love for downtown.
I haven’t looked into the type, I would like something with a true safety on it and apparently Glocks don’t have that. I figured I would go and check them out, see how they feel in my hand.
Amen to that! Heck, our grandson when he was 5 years old completely took apart the whole front of my son's built in oven. He wanted to help dad because he knew it wasn't working like it should. ON HIS OWN he figured out how to do it. Needless to say, when his dad saw parts all over the floor when he got home from work he was livid. But then quickly forgave Josh because he knew he was only trying to help. Needless to say, it goes to show how smart and clever young kids can be. So with guns in the home, you can never be too safe! IMO, young children should NEVER see your guns.
