Checking carry pistol at the door

[DanVoils]

I have seen off duty officers in uniform have to pay and clear their weapons and have them zip tied. They were not IMPD or State though. I have seen IMPD and State just walk through the door and remain armed as they wander around. I know a couple of the officers and they do get in for free and armed. I asked one of them why he is allowed to carry his side arm and he said no one has ever asked him not to.

 

[SAMSON]

I don't see that in the rules. http://www.indy1500.com/images/rules.pdf
I do see that vendors are not allowed to wear guns. It doesn't state unloaded guns, just guns.

Rule #12. Exhibitors will NOT be allowed to wear guns.

#9. There will be no ammunition(live, spent, blank, decorator or anything that could be construed as ammunition) placed in a clip, magazine, cylinder, chamber, or barrel.

Closing satatement;

Any violation of these rules will result in immediate and permanent expulsion from this show and all future shows under our control.

I think that pretty much covers the loaded issue. NO CARRY and UNLOADED!!

 

[DanVoils]

That's what I get for viewing it on my phone. I'm in full agreement with the rules and that dealers/vendors shouldn't be allowed to carry during the show.Obviously though others feel they should be allowed to carry. I'll go with the rules!

 

[Mr.Softball]

I agree the rules should be followed.

 

[Cottong2001]

My solution is to just not go. Way too crowded for me.

 

[Caleb]

I only go if I'm looking for something or have money burning a hole in my pocket...wait...nevermind, the jeep is my money-ho