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DoubleJ wrote:now that EVERYONE has run way off topic, did ya'll mean THIS little chest nut??

Oh look..plastic in plastic

Its not like the water would hurt that tupperware pistol anyway

J/K, so does he have to rip the plastic open to get the pistol? Why not just a zippered plastic shield?

Jack, I wouldn't mind seeing a change as well. The wife and I frequently go to places like Buffalo Wild Wings here in town, and they're a 51% establishment. We don't drink, but we're addicted to wings! I'd like to be able to carry there as well. On certain nights, the parking lot gets rough. When there's a UFC event they're going to be showing, it seems like people show up looking for a fight. I guess it's just in the air. We usually try not to go if we know there's going to be something like that on, but sometimes it just happens.

Molon_labe wrote:

DoubleJ wrote:now that EVERYONE has run way off topic, did ya'll mean THIS little chest nut??

LOL....Great, now the Foodsaver is going to have to post some type of disclaimer.

Tactical_Texan_CHL wrote:Jack, I wouldn't mind seeing a change as well. The wife and I frequently go to places like Buffalo Wild Wings here in town, and they're a 51% establishment.

Wow, that's different from the Buffalo Wild Wings in Texarkana. We don't have 51% establishments here, only restaurants. I'm not a big fan of wings, but our BWW is a pretty popular spot, and not 51%.

razoraggie wrote:LOL....Great, now the Foodsaver is going to have to post some type of disclaimer.

WARNING: When vaccum sealing rifles, handguns, and barreled actions, tape heavily over sharp edges and protrusions to prevent them from damaging the bag under vacuum.

Ammo, OTOH, seems to seal up fine. I made myself a series of little single-reload packs to avoid having to fish for loose rounds in large pockets.

There's a place nearby with a 51% sign, but I have my doubts about its validity. It's a barbeque restaurant, they have a half-hidden 51% sign at one entrance (but not the other) and if their alcohol sales exceed their food sales, they're either charging too much for beer or not enough for barbeque. I suspect that they picked the sign up somewhere else and tacked it up (don't know why they don't just post 30.06 if they don't want us there, except they might just be ignorant). Anyway, is there any way to check this out? Does TABC publish a list of 51% businesses?

Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by ignorance.

You can contact TABC here: http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/contact/default.htm

They will straighten out erronous signage eventually.

- Jim

The quickest way to check if a 51% sign is valid is to look at the actual license or permit. This is supposed to be publicly posted. If the line on the license says "SIGN=RED" then it is 51% whether or not you saw the sign posted. If the line says "SIGN=BLUE" then it is not 51%, whether or not you saw a 51 sign.

If the signs are not properly posted, you can alkways call your local TABC office to complain and get them corrected. If you do not want to check the license, you can call TABC to complain about the signs, but you really won't know if they are right or not.