Another place not to spend money at

[downtownv]

My 2 cents
#1 the food is mediocre at best
#2 Anyone walking into a restaurant with an AR or any rifle is a doosh bag that hurts our cause, not helps it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FHEeG_uq5Y

[100percent]

Never heard of the restaurant. I would be concerned if it were a gun store though.
We have a sign in home and used to have it in our business.


Around here in rural Missouri Open Carry is OK.

[100percent]

I agree that concealed is best but calling some gun owner a douche bag is over the top.
In Missouri we don't have a concealed handgun law but a concealed weapon law. If I want to carry an 870 pump gun or an AR in my duster at the mall I am legal even in St Louis.

[CJB]

Personally, I'd prefer to open carry, and have concealed for backup if needed.

In that circumstance, my open carry of choice would be an AR SBR slung over the shoulder, muzzle groundward.

[knkali]

Never heard of the restaurant. I would be concerned if it were a gun store though.
We have a sign in home and used to have it in our business.


Around here in rural Missouri Open Carry is OK.

great sign

[muggsy]

There was a time in this country when almost everyone carried a rifle or a shotgun on their shoulder and no one gave them a second look. You could take a shotgun on a streetcar to school and go hunting after class and no one thought anything of it. You maintain your constitutional rights by exercising them, not by keeping your constitutional rights hidden in the shadows. I don't think that it's necessary for us to give up our God given constitutional rights to please a lot of hoplophobic liberal anti-gunners.

[berettabone]

ANY establishment that doesn't allow firearms, does not get a penny of my $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ period. You have to draw the line somewhere.........that's what they are doing.

[Armybrat]

So a gun-free zone Chipotle restaurant got robbed:

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...ed-At-Gunpoint

A Durham, North Carolina restaurant with a sign on its front door reading, "No Weapons, No Concealed Firearms," was robbed at gunpoint on May 19.

[DavidS]

So a gun-free zone Chipotle restaurant got robbed:

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...ed-At-Gunpoint

It was not a Chipotle restaurant.

[Longitude Zero]

The one near my home put up a sign NO GUNS ALLOWED.

[getsome]

Can you say, "Welcome to Moe's"....better burritos anyway

[Armybrat]

It was not a Chipotle restaurant.

Well, 2 out of three ain't bad.

[TheTman]

I don't understand why anyone would prefer open carry unless I am hunting or at the target range. Perhaps someone could enlighten me? From what I've seen it just causes people to freak out and call the cops, and get you hassled.
I prefer that no one, except perhaps the people I am with know that I am armed. I feel this makes me less of a target should violence occur in an establishment I am in.

[DavidS]

As far as I know, Chipotle has not posted any signs banning firearms. I think their statement was a request to the open carry folks. I have NO problem with Chipotle's position and would not have a problem doing business with them if they were local.

[Longitude Zero]

Businesses that do not want me with my firearm are within their rights. It is my right not to spend my money with them. You do not like my gun you no get my money. For CCW to spend money in a discretionary manner in a business that does not welcome their firearm is just plain dumb.