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Thread: Lawfully possesing a firearm at a poker game.

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02-13-2007, 02:37 PM

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Re: Lawfully possesing a firearm at a poker game.

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Originally Posted by ink_junkie

I think it is absolutely wrong to enter a private residence without informing the owner that you're carrying. If someone is courteous enough to invite you into their home, you owe them that same level of courtesy. I think the owner should be able to decide if they want to have a gun in their house or not. For me personally, I'd not only tell the person to remove the gun, but remove themselves as well.

I agree. In Louisiana alot of people have guns so I won't bar someone from coming in but they'd have to lock up the piece in the car.