I always thought the PO sticker concerning weapons was ambiguous. It
sounded like they were "banned except for lawful purposes". IMO, me
having a CCW permits gives me legal rights to carry on USPS grounds,
unless I go in to stick up the place, or am I reading that wrong?
Granted I'd hate to have to spend $50k in lawyer fees to contest it in
court but logically I think I'm correct.
I know our wonderful government lacks the use of Logic but it seems I
might be right...
I know private citizens can create gun free zones but I didn't know the
USPS was a "Target rich environment" (otherwise known as a gun free zone).
LarryT
06 E350
On 10/19/2019 12:33 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
Postal regulations passed by bureaucrats carry the weight of federal law. If
you go to a post office without street parking, you're unarmed for the entire
trip or you're a federal felon, because guns are banned on all USPS property,
including parking lots. I suppose you could just leave your gun in the street
before you drive into the lot.
In the matter of your package, I think it goes back if not picked up in ten
days.
Mitch.
On October 19, 2019 at 12:27 PM Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
The whole point is not having to deal with the PO, the local is totally
useless, some Soviet-style bureaucracy starting before you even walk in
the door. NO CONCEALED WEAPONS ALLOWED.
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