Originally Posted by Pooka (Post 3153735)

I do know of one energy company that made it clear that if you are seen with a gun in your hand on their property their security people will shoot first and ask questions later, so if you want to open carry it is up to you if you think you can get away with it.

Originally Posted by JB3 (Post 3153903)

So you are basically saying that a lost loaded firearm holds the same weight as other lost personal items? Despite its lethality in the wrong hands? I have no problem with educating kids not to touch and get an adult, but the reality of just how many fools there are in the world means that while a percentage of kids or adults may do as you suggest, there is also the other percentage who may play with it. Its irrational to downplay the danger of a lost weapon like this.
I don't care how reasonable and responsible the gun owner was AFTER he lost the weapon, the fact still remains that he allowed himself to forget it in th first place and it wasn't he just dropped it and went looking for it. He entirely forgot it on the ride, then returned later, which was good, but still the guy does not impress me.

Lost kids are another issue to worry about unrelated