[Utah_patriot]

I have been to several of their pawn shops they do not allow a loaded firearm in their store. Although they sell firearms you are not allowed to have a firearm in the store at anytime they were pretty anti gun when I went their for the Last time.

 

[W. Clark Aposhian]

Thanks for the heads up on this.
I saw them at a gun show a few months ago too.
"don't ask, don't tell"
But then again I mety thier ops manager a few months ago at the same gun show. Perhaps I'll pay her a visit and express our concerns.
Clark

 

[robbeaudin]

I have been to several of their pawn shops they do not allow a loaded firearm in their store. Although they sell firearms you are not allowed to have a firearm in the store at anytime they were pretty anti gun when I went their for the Last time.

I agree with Clark. Don't ask, Don't Tell. Even if they have signs they do not carry the weight of law. It does seem weird though since I have never seen a pawn shop that doesn't allow guns. If you have one to pawn I wonder how you are supposed to bring it in if they don't allow it? :?

 

[Kevin Jensen]

I have OC'd (loaded) in the Midvale, West Jordan, and Orem/Provo Cash America, and nobody has said a thing. One of my fellow soldiers is the manager in the Orem/Provo location so I will ask him about this.

 

[Craig]

It is my understanding that if you carry concealed into a business posted against firearms, and are so clumsy or unfortunate as to be caught, then the most they can do is to ask you to leave. If you then leave, that is the end of the matter. Am I right? Utah does not criminalize this action as some other states do.

 

[Car Knocker]

You are correct.

 

[UTOC-45-44]

It is my understanding that if you carry concealed into a business posted against firearms, and are so clumsy or unfortunate as to be caught, then the most they can do is to ask you to leave. If you then leave, that is the end of the matter. Am I right? Utah does not criminalize this action as some other states do.

YES. The same with your work place too

 

[divegeek]

It is my understanding that if you carry concealed into a business posted against firearms, and are so clumsy or unfortunate as to be caught, then the most they can do is to ask you to leave. If you then leave, that is the end of the matter. Am I right? Utah does not criminalize this action as some other states do.

YES. The same with your work place too

Of course, when your workplace asks you to leave and not return, it's little bigger problem than when you get kicked out of the mall.

 

[Jeff Johnson]

Of course, when your workplace asks you to leave and not return, it's little bigger problem than when you get kicked out of the mall.

And there is the reason for those methods of deep concealment.