Meijer Anti-gun

[tsm]

Wonder if the new Indiana Constitutional carry law that went into effect July 1st had them worried they might risk turning away too many potential customers if they kept the signs in place?

 

[KLB]

Huh. I looked both entrances when I was there today (only looked at 1 entrance last week) and didn't see it, but I was looking for the no guns symbol that use to be there at both entrances. Open carried the whole time as usual

I generally OC there too when I step foot in the place.

 

[d.kaufman]

It was left of the west entrance door about 3’ from the ground with several other signs. Had the blue gun with the circle and line through it and right of the depiction of the gun “No open carry”

Then they must of really moved them to be out of sight. Prior they were at about 5-6' level. Eye level for most. Wonder why they'd move them that low. Maybe only midgets aren't allowed to carry. Or kids. Kinda like the signs at amusement parks. You must be this tall to ride I'll look again next Saturday when I'm there

 

[frenchiectfd2203]

 

[jstrahl]

I was just at the Franklin Meijer and can confirm the signs have been removed there as well

 

[Bigtanker]

At the Mishawaka south and they now have a "OPEN CARRY PROHIBITED." sign at the front door.

(I took the picture in my vehicle and zoomed in. Sorry about the quality)

 

[K_W]

Signs are gone in Carmel

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Wonder if this is the "Dicken Effect".

 

[ddb40]

A Meijer, Walmart, or other Business "No Guns" sign in whatever fashion displayed is just a Company Policy. A presentation of upper management's opinion concerning their private property operation. Refusing to obey their Company Policy by secretly carry a gun into their private property is NOT the breakage of a Law. When they catch you carrying that gun inside their property and ask you to leave, your refusal is Trespassing and is breaking a law. So don't get caught. Be smart - Leave it in your vehicle or Carry Concealed.

 

[BigRed]

. Be smart - Leave it in your vehicle or Carry Concealed.

Only one of those is wise

 

[KLB]

A Meijer, Walmart, or other Business "No Guns" sign in whatever fashion displayed is just a Company Policy. A presentation of upper management's opinion concerning their private property operation. Refusing to obey their Company Policy by secretly carry a gun into their private property is NOT the breakage of a Law. When they catch you carrying that gun inside their property and ask you to leave, your refusal is Trespassing and is breaking a law. So don't get caught. Be smart - Leave it in your vehicle or Carry Concealed.

Or take your money elsewhere