Taurus 66
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How is the company to know if someone keeps a gun in their vehicle or leaves it at home?
Battling over guns at work
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How is the company to know if someone keeps a gun in their vehicle or leaves it at home?
charlesb_la
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Some companies have used dogs to sniff out fireams in the parking lots.
Taurus 66
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What is it the dog smells? The gun oils? The smokeless powder? The primers? What?
garyk/nm
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I work for a company who has such (idiotic) rules for employees, no firearms on premises or in vehicles, but has no such rules for anyone else coming on to the property. In the last 6 months, I have seen at least 10 customers carrying openly (kinda cool, I always make a point of talking guns with them) and who knows how many CCW.
Point is, what is the point of these rules? If customers can carry, why not just require that all employees wear shirts with targets printed on them? The store is not posted in any manner, so anyone who is not an employee is free to do as they wish(within state law, or disregarded, as you please).
Personally, I disregard the company rules. My well being is worth more than my job.
Point is, what is the point of these rules? If customers can carry, why not just require that all employees wear shirts with targets printed on them? The store is not posted in any manner, so anyone who is not an employee is free to do as they wish(within state law, or disregarded, as you please).
Personally, I disregard the company rules. My well being is worth more than my job.
charlesb_la
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Evidently they can smell the residue from a fired weapon, maybe oil too?
Here is a link to an old story that goes back to the start of all of this...
http://nwanews.com/story.php?paper=adg§ion=National&storyid=100073
Zundfolge
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Lets just hope that you didn't post that from work where the company IT guys might be keeping tabs on internet traffic
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