Bank carry

[mikedippert]

I don't think 5/3 in Columbus has any traps, on nice days they prop the doors open. I haven't seen any signs about prohibited anything. I don't think the main Centra branch has anything either. Columbus isn't exactly known for bank robberies though. The meth addicts are small time crooks.

Bloomington is the same way. Drunken IU students are the worry there.

 

[mpitcock]

338Sniper -

I was handling some business for my church at 5/3 Bank. They have metal detectors and large sings that state that no firearms are allowed at the bank. I'm not sure those machines work, because I walked right through them with my Glock 22 concealed under my jacket. Anyway, the branch manager asked me if I would like to open a personal account. I frankly told him that I felt like a was treated like a criminal walking into his bank, felt unsafe in his building because no one was (supposed to be) armed, and that I do not support organizations that disagree with the Second Amendment. He tried to make some bogus argument, to which I quickly shot him down. QUOTE]

Sorry...the visual of this just made me laugh!

 

[Bushido Devil Dog]

Yes you can carry in a bank
You can even carry on your shank
In a bank
On your shank
Jim or hank
Fat or Lank
Prim or Slutty, Prude or Skank
Oh yes you can carry in a bank.

....and you can carry in a boat(1), and you can carry with a goat!
You can carry in the rain, and in the dark, and on a train(2),
...And in a car, and in a tree, either concealed or open carry!
You can carry in a box, and you can carry with a Fox!

You can carry in a house, and you can carry with a mouse...
...And you can carry here or there, you can carry (almost) anywhere(3)!






Fine print:
(1) Except casino riverboats or on Army Corps of Engineers administered reservoirs
(2) But not in the passenger compartment of Amtrak trains
(3) Except for the usual places...

 

[Raskolnikov]

338Sniper -

I was handling some business for my church at 5/3 Bank. They have metal detectors and large sings that state that no firearms are allowed at the bank. I'm not sure those machines work, because I walked right through them with my Glock 22 concealed under my jacket. Anyway, the branch manager asked me if I would like to open a personal account. I frankly told him that I felt like a was treated like a criminal walking into his bank, felt unsafe in his building because no one was (supposed to be) armed, and that I do not support organizations that disagree with the Second Amendment. He tried to make some bogus argument, to which I quickly shot him down. QUOTE]

Sorry...the visual of this just made me laugh!

The pun wasn't intended...Freudian slip, I guess.

 

[stephen87]

....and you can carry in a boat(1), and you can carry with a goat!
You can carry in the rain, and in the dark, and on a train(2),
...And in a car, and in a tree, either concealed or open carry!
You can carry in a box, and you can carry with a Fox!

You can carry in a house, and you can carry with a mouse...
...And you can carry here or there, you can carry (almost) anywhere(3)!






Fine print:
(1) Except casino riverboats or on Army Corps of Engineers administered reservoirs
(2) But not in the passenger compartment of Amtrak trains
(3) Except for the usual places...

I have to spread rep around before getting you again, but that was very well done. Slipping in the disclaimers where they fit with the actual story. Bravo!