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MikeyB

MikeyB

H2O-Addict®
Location
Michigan
Picked up a Kimber Master Carry Pro a little while back

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swapmeet

swapmeet

Brotastic
Location
Arlington TX
Very nice. I pony'd up for the Super Carry Pro and then spent a bunch of money on it. I can't leave anything alone.

Its all scratched up and dirty, but its pretty much EDC for me.

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OCD Solutions

OCD Solutions

Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
Location
Rentz, GA
Yup. I'm hoping Georgia adopts the Parking Lot storage law like Florida has;

790.251 Protection of the Right To Keep and Bear Arms in Motor Vehicles for Self-Defense and Other
Lawful Purposes; Prohibited Acts; Duty of Public and Private Employers; Immunity From Liability;
Enforcement.--

(3) Legislative Intent; Findings.--This act is intended to codify the long-standing legislative policy of the
state that individual citizens have a constitutional right to keep and bear arms, that they have a constitutional
right to possess and keep legally owned firearms within their motor vehicles for self-defense and other
lawful purposes, and that these rights are not abrogated by virtue of a citizen becoming a customer,
employee, or invitee of a business entity. It is the finding of the Legislature that a citizen's lawful possession,
transportation, and secure keeping of firearms and ammunition within his or her motor vehicle is essential to
the exercise of the fundamental constitutional right to keep and bear arms and the constitutional right of selfdefense.
The Legislature finds that protecting and preserving these rights is essential to the exercise of
freedom and individual responsibility. The Legislature further finds that no citizen can or should be required
to waive or abrogate his or her right to possess and securely keep firearms and ammunition locked within his
or her motor vehicle by virtue of becoming a customer, employee, or invitee of any employer or business
establishment within the state, unless specifically required by state or federal law.
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Page 6 of this document;
http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/florida.pdf
 
OCD Solutions

OCD Solutions

Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
Location
Rentz, GA
Alright, I guess Georgia does have a "bring a gun to work clause". The wording seems very contradictory though.

The parking lots at work are posted that weapons are prohibited so; Does this read that I am able to have a gun or not?

by Leanne Mehrman and Chelsey McDade

Georgia’s newest gun law, the Safe Carry Protection Act of 2014, goes into effect on July 1 and greatly expands the list of places where licensed gun owners may legally carry their weapons to include schools, government buildings, churches, and bars. Employers, however, can take advantage of certain limits in the law.

Although the law is known as the “guns everywhere” law, employers should be aware of the law’s limits and consider how it affects personnel policies and workplace safety.

Under the new law, Georgia employers may continue to prohibit the possession of firearms on their property as long as they own the property or have legal control of it. According to the new law, “Private property owners or persons in legal control of private property through a lease, rental agreement, licensing agreement, contract, or any other agreement to control access to such private property shall have the right to exclude or eject a person who is in possession of a weapon or long gun on their private property.” This line says I can't!

The new law doesn’t significantly alter Georgia’s 2008 gun law allowing firearms in employers’ parking lots. Under Georgia’s Business Security and Employee Privacy Act of 2008 (better known as the “bring your gun to work” law), employees may lawfully bring concealed weapons onto an employer’s property as long as they possess a valid Georgia firearms license and store the weapons out of sight in a locked trunk or glove compartment in a vehicle. This line says I can?

The 2008 law prohibits employers from establishing, maintaining, or enforcing any policy or rule that allows them to search employees’ or invited guests’ private vehicles on company property. This line just says they aren't allowed to look?

Both the 2008 law and the new law allow employers that own or are in legal control of employee parking lots to restrict access to the lots. Such employers may enforce policies prohibiting the presence of firearms on company property. That exception sharply contrasts with similar laws in several other states that provide a blanket prohibition on employer policies restricting the possession of firearms on company property. This line says I can't!
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superjet104

superjet104

Location
lake geneva
swapmeet said:
In some regards... I like that better than my 1911. Cool gun. Big gun, but very cool.
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I bought it off Gunbroker, I've only held it in my hand once, but it didn't seem bigger than a full size 1911. Waiting periods suck:( first thing I buy for it will probably be a threaded barrel from a tactical usp.

And yes I can carry at work. Self employed;p


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MikeyB

MikeyB

H2O-Addict®
Location
Michigan
swapmeet said:
Very nice. I pony'd up for the Super Carry Pro and then spent a bunch of money on it. I can't leave anything alone.

Its all scratched up and dirty, but its pretty much EDC for me.
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When I was looking at the Master they had a Super sitting next to it and I was stuck on which to get. I really like the serrations on the front of the grip that the Super has but ended up going with the Master for the crimson grips and trigger. Nice piece man!
 
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