This one on US 31 South.
Before I describe my experience, it occurs to me a sticky of LTCH-friendly copy joints may be worth compiling. And maybe a sticky of un-American copy joints may also be worth compiling. Or maybe both exist and I need to do a little site searching.
And, I wonder if there any gun shops that have a copier and some pink paper all setup for people like me to come in and make copies - kinda like the library. Say $0.15 a copy or something. It's a thought.
On with my quick story:
Went in over lunch today, the gentleman who helped me was very polite. He looked at my LTCH and said, "I can't copy this, it's against policy."
Fair enough, I said, and asked for five sheets of the same shade pink paper. While he went off to find the stock, the apparent manager came over and looked at my LTCH as well and told me they can't copy it. I acknowledged that and told her the guy was helping me find the right shade pink paper and I was going to buy five sheets.
A third employee interjected, "We can't sell that to him if we know he is going to make copies."
I just looked at her and she continued to tell me that they had gotten an email from the Indiana State Police and that copying LTCH is considered counterfeiting.
"Well, I don't want to argue with you, but you are being misled," was my response.
The guy helping me returned with three different shades of pink paper, but none of them were close enough for my satisfaction. I thanked him for looking as the third employee repeated, "Indiana State Police."
"Understood, I'm not arguing with you, but you are being misled."
At that I turned and left.
So, the guy helping me was polite enough but in the end I walked out without a copy and without pink paper.
I see a trip to Kokomo or Shelbyville in my future.
Before I describe my experience, it occurs to me a sticky of LTCH-friendly copy joints may be worth compiling. And maybe a sticky of un-American copy joints may also be worth compiling. Or maybe both exist and I need to do a little site searching.
And, I wonder if there any gun shops that have a copier and some pink paper all setup for people like me to come in and make copies - kinda like the library. Say $0.15 a copy or something. It's a thought.
On with my quick story:
Went in over lunch today, the gentleman who helped me was very polite. He looked at my LTCH and said, "I can't copy this, it's against policy."
Fair enough, I said, and asked for five sheets of the same shade pink paper. While he went off to find the stock, the apparent manager came over and looked at my LTCH as well and told me they can't copy it. I acknowledged that and told her the guy was helping me find the right shade pink paper and I was going to buy five sheets.
A third employee interjected, "We can't sell that to him if we know he is going to make copies."
I just looked at her and she continued to tell me that they had gotten an email from the Indiana State Police and that copying LTCH is considered counterfeiting.
"Well, I don't want to argue with you, but you are being misled," was my response.
The guy helping me returned with three different shades of pink paper, but none of them were close enough for my satisfaction. I thanked him for looking as the third employee repeated, "Indiana State Police."
"Understood, I'm not arguing with you, but you are being misled."
At that I turned and left.
So, the guy helping me was polite enough but in the end I walked out without a copy and without pink paper.
I see a trip to Kokomo or Shelbyville in my future.
