Since this topic comes up from time to time, and often there are
misconceptions, here is some info (FYI).

Unless it is private property with a posted "NO Firearms" sign, there
is nothing prohibiting carrying a firearm (and with a CCW permit,
carrying it concealed) just because it is private property. 

The following is a list where firearms are lawfully prohibited:

Posted "No Firearms" (public or private)
Polling places on election day
Places that serve alcohol 
Nuclear Generating Stations
National Park (if loaded)
State Parks (If posted)
Indian Reservations
Airports
Court Houses
Federal Buildings
School within 1000 feet, with a few exceptions.

I just renewed my CCW permit, and that info is straight out of the
book.

Take care,
Trisha "Lightning"
Prescott




Ken Henson wrote:

> 
> >
> >> Comments:  Absolutely NO firearms (Fed Regs).  Rain/snow will
> increase
> >> difficulty.  Breakfast (if your interested), 7 A.M. @ Waffles and 
> >> More (across from Old
> >> Mall).  I do not have coords for the Mall, but I can get them if 
> >> anyone is interested.
> >
> > Is the area on NPS land?  I wasn't aware of other federal land
that 
> > had firearms prohibitions.
> >
> 
> 
> The trip is going to drive through part of the mine (open pit) at 
> Bagdad ([private property), therefore, a work place.
> 
> Maybe sort of like not being allowed to bring firearms onto school 
> property?
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