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Hey /k/ question. Anyone here have experience with CCing around the Vegas strip? I'm going on a trip and I'm driving up from AZ and I know that our CCL is valid up there now.
I just don't like the idea of leaving home without it while traveling.
Can anyone help explain how it works?
Pic related. It's a me and a bunch of fags in Nevada last year.
>>30086403
is your ccl is valid what is even the problem
>>30086437
Referring to mostly walking around near the strip. I know the rules there are all fucky.
I'm gonna be carrying outside the strip for sure.
>>30086461
i believe you can carry but obviously each casino will allow or not allow it
>>30086486
Okay that makes more sense.
I really wish constitutional rights worked not based around your geographical location in the US.
Conceal it don't Open Carry; and by conceal I mean deeeeeeeep conceal, no printing or half-assery, because if you are caught inside a Casino you will either be asked to store it with Security, store it in your car or just plain leave. On the Strip if you are caught with it you will be asked to take it to your Hotel/Car. No ones getting a ticket or confiscating your piece, we just don't want dicks or Open Carry fags scarring our weaker foriegn guests. There are people from countries who are surprised even Security can carry guns ( although an equal number of foreigners think we are Law Enforcement ).
>>30086403
It depends really.
Do you have 50 sneak?
>>30086461
>>30086486
"No gun" signs do NOT hold the weight of law in the state of Nevada. Basically all casinos will have "no gun" or "no weapon" policies on their doors. Just ignore them.
>>30086630
Other things about Nevada and ccw:
>There are NO prohibitions against carrying in bars like in some other states
>You do NOT have a "duty to inform" law enforcement when contacted, although its generally advised to do so
>You CAN drink and ccw in Nevada up to 0.10 BAC (NRS 202.257)
>>30086403
>Anyone here have experience with CCing around the Vegas strip?
One fellow I knew was able to slip a pistol past the guards.
>>30086607
Neat. Thank you. I appreciate the assist.
>>30086625
I'm Mexican. We have natural sneak skill boosts.
>>30086461
You were posting in a fallout new vegas thread in /v/ weren't you
>>30087098
Not recently. I'm leaving for Vegas in fifteen minutes and was just double checking.
I even called LVPD to verify that they honor AZ CCW permits and they do.
>>30086630
Excalibur and Luxor don't, pretty sure NyNy does except for the Sky Bridge Entrences.
>>30086691
True signs don't have the force of law, but if they tell you to leave, you do have to leave or else it will be a trespass.
>>30086630
>"No gun" signs do NOT hold the weight of law in the state of Nevada
wrong
>For concealed carry, they call themselves a public entity and cite NRS202.3673 which the signs posted at each public entrance prohibit, whereas for open carry, they invoke the ‘private’ status of whatever event (or 51's game) and exercise their right to refuse entry to anyone or ask them to leave (trespassing)
>NRS 202.3673 prohibits concealed carry (not open carry) in public buildings where there are 'no firearm' signs or metal detectors at each public entrance.
http://www.nevadacarry.org/government-buildings.html
>>30086403
Are you nugget-chucker anon or ATF no- shoulder-honest anon
>>30087410
No-shoulder-more-like-sling-pushing-forward anon.
