[Boomer]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

Excellent demonstration of a...sesquipedalian use.

You're a real lexicomane.

Actually, Cold, I am an Episcopalian.

[billethkid]

In addition to the fact lacking, anecdotal, paint with broad brush, general accusation.....the isolated incidents are presented as if what is reported is a general condition....like TV is no longer TV of the past or not my father's village anymore.....emotional, sky is falling catharsis.

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Actually, Cold, I am an Episcopalian.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Carl in Tampa

Florida law on concealed weapons does not prohibit carrying concealed weapons in self-declared gun free zones on private property. However, if the owner/operator of the property discerns that you are carrying, he can order you to leave, and if you fail to do so you can be arrested for trespassing. (This is not legal advice.)

A full list of places where carrying a concealed weapon is prohibited is at Statutes & Constitution
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Online Sunshine

Note that places that primarily serve alcoholic beverages is explicitly off limits.

One provision of the statute is "(b) A person licensed under this section shall not be prohibited from carrying or storing a firearm in a vehicle for lawful purposes."

Get real, people. People carry guns in cars. Virtually every police car you see has some kind of long gun in the trunk.

Correct. However, a person does not even need a concealed carry license to store a firearm in a vehicle. Under Florida law, your house and your vehicle are considered your "castle" and you can have a firearm in them, even without a license.