I don't support business that try to step on our 2A rights.
 

Yesterday while taking my dog to the vet in Manhattan, Kansas we had a couple of hours to burn while waiting on results. It was lunch time so we found a place to eat. Buffalo Wild Wings is what it was. I walked in and noticed a on weapons sign. I turned around and said I am not spending my money at that business if they want to try and take my rights away from us. We went next door and ate at the Chipotle Mexican Grill. I talked to a manager on the phone and he said the signs have been up for two years. I am calling the general manager tonight and talking with him also. We need to continue doing this with business that want to put those signs up.

I've done the same and urge all to continue.

Keep it up. We need more of this.

This has been a topic on our local CCW forum. Several folks have been asked to leave for OC'ing. They are a national franchise - this policy comes from HQ. So don't be too rough on the manager - he's just trying to keep his job.


Lane

I've eaten at Buffalo Wild Wings a few times, but don't recall seeing the sign.

Thanks for letting me know.

How's your dog? (I'm presuming you don't always drive all the way to Manhattan for typical shots).

Grizz

I avoid establishments with those policies as well. Here is the sign on the front door of my store.

Nope that was a long drive. Took her to a specialist. Noticed a big lump on her throat. Took her to our vet and they thought it was cancer. They didn't want to mess with it since it was on her throat so they wanted us to see that specialist. THey poked a needle in it and drew out some cells. Said they are pretty positive it was just a bacteral infection in her lymph nodes. They gave here antibiotics and 300 bucks later she seems to be doing good with the meds and looks like the spot is going down.

Way to go Doug! I don't do it either.