I keep noticing that people think it "should be up to them" if they want to carry on a post. The hard reality is that unless the client wants a gun, you aren't carrying one.
Most states require that the company have a written agreement with the client saying "you can carry," and some go as far as to require the client to specify why they want a gun, what reason is required for a gun on site.
As in, "I wish armed security because..."
If your company doesn't want you to have a gun, you aren't carrying one, period.
Most states require that the company have a written agreement with the client saying "you can carry," and some go as far as to require the client to specify why they want a gun, what reason is required for a gun on site.
As in, "I wish armed security because..."
If your company doesn't want you to have a gun, you aren't carrying one, period.
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