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We're invited to a social outing at a LMRA picnic Pavillion and just trying to find out if the recreation area is posted 30.06 or not.


I read that the LMRA is separate from their plant facility and are a privately owned nonprofit organization: http://www.lmra.org/AboutLMRA.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Can someone shed some light? We've got a commute out there from here in Grapevine. Thanks

I don't have a definitive answer but I can tell you that LMT's corporate policy is strongly anti-gun. They are basically my families business (I'm going to be 4th generation working for them) and I can tell you they have signs posted everywhere and employees are taught to fear the wrath of even having a gun in their car....

They have a sign with a picture of a gun and the circle/slash thing at the gate. No valid PC 30.06 sign. If you're not an LM employee then getting fired is not a concern. :)

propellerhead wrote:They have a sign with a picture of a gun and the circle/slash thing at the gate. No valid PC 30.06 sign. If you're not an LM employee then getting fired is not a concern. :)

Thanks :) This is correct. We just got back and all went fine

arnoldstrong wrote:I don't have a definitive answer but I can tell you that LMT's corporate policy is strongly anti-gun. They are basically my families business (I'm going to be 4th generation working for them) and I can tell you they have signs posted everywhere and employees are taught to fear the wrath of even having a gun in their car....

Don't mean to offend anyone (one of my relatives worked for Lockheed for more than 10 years and made phenomenal money doing work that helped defend our great nation), but I find it the absolute height of arrogance and hypocrisy for a military defense contractor, which builds/sells/markets some of the deadliest war machines ever devised, to so rabidly anti-gun.

Now that I know they are anti-gun, I'm glad the Pentagon canceled their F-22 contracts.

I certainly won't be buying any of their multi-million dollar products "anymore"

austinrealtor wrote:

arnoldstrong wrote:I don't have a definitive answer but I can tell you that LMT's corporate policy is strongly anti-gun. They are basically my families business (I'm going to be 4th generation working for them) and I can tell you they have signs posted everywhere and employees are taught to fear the wrath of even having a gun in their car....

Don't mean to offend anyone (one of my relatives worked for Lockheed for more than 10 years and made phenomenal money doing work that helped defend our great nation), but I find it the absolute height of arrogance and hypocrisy for a military defense contractor, which builds/sells/markets some of the deadliest war machines ever devised, to so rabidly anti-gun.

Now that I know they are anti-gun, I'm glad the Pentagon canceled their F-22 contracts.

I certainly won't be buying any of their multi-million dollar products "anymore"

LOL, I agree with you 100%. I can't stand how certain people in positions of power fear everything they don't fully understand. It's not like I work for them yet...I don't graduate college until May. And in the current job market I kinda need to take what I can get...