alcohol and ccw??

[JBHorne]

Originally Posted by afmo

california i believe you can't carry a firearm

The first clause was true enough

haha, jk!

[Jim]

Originally Posted by Mercmar

How about some substantiation?

Also, I'd be fine with zero tolerance for CCW, if the same went for driving. You really think a guy with, literally, a glass of wine with dinner, is more dangerous with his concealed weapon than when he gets in his car to drive home from the restaurant where he got the glass of wine?

I think he is equally stupid.

[forum]

Originally Posted by boardsurfer

Can you back that up? I have done a bit of looking and keep coming up empty handed with respect to CCW in a bar.

Honest question.

I would like to know as well, I've never seen anything about bars in any of the laws related to guns.

[delp1213]

im curious about that ccw in bars in colorado as well. I have never heard of that, I'll ask a few guys in my national guard unit who are leo's this weekend and get back to you guys.

And yes, alcohol and weapons are never a good mix, I was just curious if the governments of other states thought so as well.

[eyesopened]

In VA you it is illegal to CC in an establishment that serves alcohol, but you can LEGALLY OC in that same establishment and consume alcohol. Interestingly the Governor recently vetoed a bill that would have allowed CC in those same establishements if CC holders did not consume alcohol stating that alcohol and guns don't mix.

[Vortech03_gt]

in NV, if you are sober enough to drive (.08bac) you are sober enough to CCW. i dont agree with this, but thats what it is. the law about carrying in an establishment that serves alcohol is fuzzy, but there is a "no loitering" rule when you are CCW. so basically, you can carry into a bar if you wont be hanging out (loitering).

i for one dont drink and CCW.

[Terry]

Alaska law is cut and dry...No guns in anyplace that sells or serves alcohol.

[afmo]

Originally Posted by JBHorne

The first clause was true enough

haha, jk!

LOL depends on how far north you are

[K-80]

Carrying Under the Influence MICHIGAN STATE POLICE WEB SITE....................................

An individual licensed to carry a concealed pistol shall not possess a concealed pistol on their person or motor vehicle while they have any bodily alcohol content (.02 bodily alcohol content [BAC] or above) or a controlled substance.* Acceptance of a CCW license constitutes implied consent to submit to a chemical test for violations of this law. A police officer who has probable cause to believe an individual is carrying a concealed pistol and has consumed alcohol may require a chemical test of breath, blood, or urine. An individual carrying a concealed pistol with any BAC is subject to immediate seizure of their pistol and the following penalties: BAC of .02 - .07 = State civil infraction, $100 fine, and up to 1-year CCW license revocation. BAC of .08 - .09 = 93-day misdemeanor, $100 fine, and up to 3-year CCW license revocation. BAC of .10 or more = 93-day misdemeanor, $100 fine, and permanent CCW license revocation. * This does not prohibit an individual licensed under this act to carry a concealed pistol who has any bodily alcohol content from transporting that pistol in the locked trunk of his or her motor vehicle or another motor vehicle in which he or she is a passenger or, if the vehicle does not have a trunk, from transporting that pistol unloaded in a locked compartment or container that is separated from the ammunition for that pistol or on a vessel if the pistol is transported unloaded in a locked compartment or container that is separated from the ammunition for that pistol. For other prohibitions against carrying a concealed weapon

[Mercmar]

Originally Posted by Jim

I think .......

Apparently not!