TO>> As to the anti-CCW thing; let them catch me carrying, then we'll
TO>> see if they have the huevos to eject me. I certainly do not comply
TO>> with *privately* posted signs telling me that my gun is not welcome.
TO>> Bad Denny's, no donut!
 RT> In Arizona, you would or you could face the consequences.
 RT> It could lead to rejection of your CCW.  It would depend on
 RT> how it went down. What I would do is respect the rights of
 RT> others as much as I can (it is their property) and would
 RT> leave when asked.
I don't remember ever seeing/hearing anything about carrying in a business
that was posted being, in and of itself, illegal.  The only thing that I've
heard is that if you're caught and asked to leave, and you =don't= or raise a
fuss about it, that they'll nail you for a disorderly conduct or tresspass.
FWIW, I was in Fiesta Mall a couple weeks back when I saw a large man with
his wife and 2.3 kids strolling into Sears from the mall entrance sporting a
full-sized Glock carried openly.  As he was heading into Sears (which, like
all the anchors with external doors, is unposted) the security guys simply
informed him that there were no weapons allowed in the mall.  All this as I
was sitting not 20 feet away with my Sig in my Galco fanny pack...  :-)
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