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Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Sun, 18 Jul 2010 15:06:27
by t33j
ShootinCpl wrote:Hi All!
Was meeting a buddy at TGIFridays in Roanoke at Valley View mall and right behind the hostess they have a small sign (maybe 3" X 4") that says "No firearms allowed at any time" and has two small drawings of a firearm with a red circle and slash through the circle. Will not be going there anymore.
ShootinCpl
Sounds about right. TGI Fridays is one of the better known anti establishments. Their loss I guess.
http://www.vcdl.org/static/gue.html
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:23:50
by Reverenddel
Adding a positve friendly business.
Basilli's in Carytown. I carry two-three times a week, everyone knows I do it, and no one says a thing! In fact, they are glad to see me!

Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:56:59
by FrankG0
Was in Arlington recently and went to
Ballston Common mall. They are posted.
I looked on their website and could not find anything so I emailed and received this reply.
From: Webb, Mike
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 10:53 AM
Subject: RE: Customer Comments
Thank you for your comment.
Do to our Code Of Conduct and the mall is private property, only police officers are allowed to bring firearms onto Ballston Common Mall property.
Mike Webb
Security Director
Ballston Common Mall & Office Center
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:59:37
by allingeneral
FrankG0 wrote:Was in Arlington recently and went to
Ballston Common mall. They are posted.
I looked on their website and could not find anything so I emailed and received this reply.
From: Webb, Mike
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 10:53 AM
Subject: RE: Customer Comments
Thank you for your comment.
Do to our Code Of Conduct and the mall is private property, only police officers are allowed to bring firearms onto Ballston Common Mall property.
Mike Webb
Security Director
Ballston Common Mall & Office Center
"Do to our Code Of Conduct and the mall is private property..."
Man, they'll make anyone a Security Director, won't they.
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 17 Aug 2010 12:32:52
by jrswanson1
Add Jarrod's Jewelry. Big sign on the front door. I'm sorry, if I'm carrying an $11k diamond ring with me, do you think I shouldn't be carrying? And no guards there, either.
Jim
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:35:19
by FrankG0
Headed to Toys R Us (Sterling) with the wife after dropping the boy off at school.
Had to go back to the car and lock it up since they are posted.

Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:26:45
by chfaunce
jrswanson1 wrote:Add Jarrod's Jewelry. Big sign on the front door. I'm sorry, if I'm carrying an $11k diamond ring with me, do you think I shouldn't be carrying? And no guards there, either.
Jim
Shoot, $11k for a ring at Jarrod's? They know you've already been robbed so there's really no point...

(Sorry - had to do it. The retail markup on jewelry is disgusting).
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:00:30
by Ridgerunner
I have several reports that Fuddruckers in VA Beach is hostile to open carry.
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Mon, 04 Oct 2010 10:41:06
by TwinCoolio
FrankG0 wrote:Was in Arlington recently and went to
Ballston Common mall. They are posted.
I looked on their website and could not find anything so I emailed and received this reply.
From: Webb, Mike
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 10:53 AM
Subject: RE: Customer Comments
Thank you for your comment.
Do to our Code Of Conduct and the mall is private property, only police officers are allowed to bring firearms onto Ballston Common Mall property.
Mike Webb
Security Director
Ballston Common Mall & Office Center
This email looks like one of those scam emails that I've been getting from our friendly folks down in Nigeria. There should be a grammar check in addition to a spell check.
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Fri, 12 Nov 2010 03:10:46
by tacweapon
Add IGA in Bridgewater to the list
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Fri, 12 Nov 2010 14:59:17
by NewColonial
Here's another:
Joseph-Beth bookstore in Spotsy Town Centre.
Gee, too bad they're going under.
http://fredericksburg.com/News/Web/2010 ... bankruptcy
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Sat, 13 Nov 2010 20:44:16
by Ralphola
Toys-R-Us in Kingstowne (Alexandria) is now posted "No Firearms Allowed".
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Sun, 14 Nov 2010 09:33:22
by ShortMan
Ralphola wrote:Toys-R-Us in Kingstowne (Alexandria) is now posted "No Firearms Allowed".
Sounds like overprivledged suburbanites who watch too many R rated movies are trying to control things that scare them.
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Sun, 14 Nov 2010 14:18:00
by zephyp
ShortMan wrote:Ralphola wrote:Toys-R-Us in Kingstowne (Alexandria) is now posted "No Firearms Allowed".
Sounds like overprivledged suburbanites who watch too many R rated movies are trying to control things that scare them.
Naaah...you got it wrong. The criminals up here always follow the law and respect no gun signs...the progressive socialists understand that quite well...its the biggest reason we have a 0% crime rate around places like Springfield Mall...

Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Wed, 24 Nov 2010 15:17:05
by SELFDEFENSE
Too bad I haven't noticed the post at Ballston

Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 11 Jan 2011 14:48:08
by FrankG0
Navy Federal Credit Union at Ashburn just put up a sign.
I have been carrying in there since I received my CHP but now this!!
Oh well I guess I need to send an email to Cutler Dawson the CEO...
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Tue, 11 Jan 2011 17:05:39
by Kreutz
Ebonyknight wrote:You just gotta wonder about that major flaw in logic. Someone robs them so he decides No Guns. Excuse me, but he just robbed you. He's not worrying about what your rules are in the first place. ::face palm::
Not to mention the obvious fact that if the robber saw people with guns of their own, I would GUARANTEE that he would go elsewhere to find an easier mark.
You'd seriously risk legal trouble or being shot to protect the petty cash drawer of the crappy chain restaurant that charges you $12.95 or a plate of defrosted fat and sodium?
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 09:03:35
by zephyp
Has anyone been to the Fudruckers in Annandale lately? I'm wondering if they have a no guns sign posted. I havent been there for a while since the last big flap with them. The wife wants to go and I'm too lazy to do a recon...
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Wed, 19 Jan 2011 18:11:39
by KaosDad
P.F.Chang's China Bistro, Tyson's II; "No weapons allowed either concealed or unconcealed. This is our policy for the safety of our customers."
Fixed it for them:
"No weapons allowed either concealed or unconcealed. This is our policy for the safety of our criminals."
Re: Firearm Unfriendly Businesses in Virginia
Posted: Wed, 26 Jan 2011 09:41:02
by ShortMan
FrankG0 wrote:Navy Federal Credit Union at Ashburn just put up a sign.
I have been carrying in there since I received my CHP but now this!!
Oh well I guess I need to send an email to Cutler Dawson the CEO...
Banks I kinda understand. They are paranoid and to them anyone with a gun is a potential robber. BUT, they still need an armed guard of their own to actually enforce this rule.
As stated many times, criminals dont care about the law, thats why they're criminals. If he doesnt see a guard inside and a sign posted out front saying "no guns" then the place just made itself a nice fat target.
The one in Manassas has no such policy (yet) but they also have no guards.