Buffalo Wild Wings Bans guns now?

[misconfig]

Here is a photo ( courtesy of gunnit )

Reminds me of this thread from March of this year:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...o_wild_wings_for_oc_at_dupont_fort_wayne.html

 

[Birds Away]

then they have effectively banned me. No problem.

 

[eldirector]

On to Just Wing'n It, then! Problem solved.

 

[dagibson1507]

I've not seen that at my local bw3. Would be a shame, we eat there often.

 

[bigred_dean@yahoo.com]

Didn't a new law just pass that signs like that have no wight the only builds u cans go in is a school and builds with court rooms in them.

 

[misconfig]

then they have effectively banned me. No problem.

The post I referenced rubbed me the wrong way but I've been back - good thing there is a wings etc in Avon.

OH if you guys like wings in a gun-friendly environment, check out the wings from Shalos in Greenwood, HOLY CRAP!

My friend gets them every time we go - I have not tried them yet but they look amazing.

P.S He says the hot sauce is better than the BBQ.

 

[eldirector]

Didn't a new law just pass that signs like that have no wight the only builds u cans go in is a school and builds with court rooms in them.

The new law was about local government. Signs at a private business have never carried the weight of law in Indiana. They can still ask/tell you to leave, and then it becomes a trespass issue. Same as "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service".

Or, in this case, No Guns = No $$$ from me.

 

[Mr. Habib]

Didn't a new law just pass that signs like that have no wight the only builds u cans go in is a school and builds with court rooms in them.

No, that law only applies to local governments, with some exceptions. BW3 is private property, they can drive away business any way they want.

 

[Mr. Habib]

IIRC from an earlier thread, this may be a corporate policy. The franchised locations may not have this policy.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

The local one in Evansville now has that sign and it never used to. I even OCed a few times in it and never had a problem. I make better wings at home for 1/3 the price anyway.

 

[scottka]

I've never really cared for B-dubs anyway. I have always tried to avoid it. Wings, Etc is awesome btw. Don't know their policy, but I've never seen a sign

 

[youngda9]

Is that a kiddie cup to-go full of BW3 sauce with a straw in it?.....BRILLIANT !!

 

[gunowner930]

The solution is simple: conceal and don't worry about what the sign says.

 

[misconfig]

The solution is simple: conceal and don't worry about what the sign says.

That's what I do!

 

[youngda9]

The solution is simple: conceal and don't worry about what the sign says.

I did this same thing with my family over the wekeend at B-Dubs. Normally I would try not to spend my $$ in a place with such a sign...but it's just so tasty that my morals become compromized.

Note: Taco Bell has the same effect.

 

[jedi]

The new law was about local government. Signs at a private business have never carried the weight of law in Indiana. They can still ask/tell you to leave, and then it becomes a trespass issue. Same as "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service".

Or, in this case, No Guns = No $$$ from me.

Most signs have no "weight in law" based on how they are written.

If a sign is written as follows then it DOES have the weight of law.

We deny entry to anyone who has a gun on them and will consider you treaspassing.

The treaspasing law says you (owner of property) must deny entry and state it as such.

 

[Tandor]

No wings for me, I'll go elsewhere!

 

[ryknoll3]

The B-dubs without signs are generally franchised locations, instead of corporate-owned stores. The BWW in Merrillville is a franchise store, and they don't have the sign. Never hassled me OC-ing either.

 

[Scutter01]

I bet those guys need to hire a semi to haul away all of the cash they're making. It must be nice to have so much business and be doing so well that you can tell a sizable chunk of your clientele to get lost.

 

[Hayseed_40]

Damn you guys! I am stuck at my office, didn't get a lunch today, and now this thread.