Labcorp gun free zone

[SturmRugerSR9]

The is a sign at Labcorp that gun are not permitted. So use someone else if you can.

[Obleo]

Just great.  My insurance ties me to this lab only.

[Radnor]

CONCEALED means??   

[Lumspond]

Exactly as Radnor states. It does not carry the weight of law. No one should ever know.

[JOET]

I use Middletown. How would they know???

[CMF]

Only a problem if they need to draw blood out of my @@@, and that ain't happening.

[Radnor]

Only a problem if they need to draw blood out of my @@@, and that ain't happening.

Unless you're special, I dont think they go there for that... 

[JOET]

CMF: dont know anything about that. they only draw blood from my arm.

[CMF]

exactly, therefore, why go in disarmed?  concealed is concealed.

[JOET]

agree!!

[Condition 1]

[...] concealed is concealed.

If it is not a place prohibited by law I don't pay attention if they have signs or not. I don't think they are targeting people with license to carry.

[Lumspond]

+1
Could not have stated it better.

[SeanM]

My wife went to the LabCorp in Five Points (Lewes) today.  Mentioned to me when she got home that it has a big "No Weapons Allowed" sign on their door too.

Concealed means concealed.  But until we get our CCDW, we'll have to treat it as a "safety free zone" instead.

Sean

[SturmRugerSR9]

I went to the LabCorp on State St. in Dover recently and did not see any signs restricting guns. I went in for a blood test and there is no reason they would know I was carrying while taking blood out of my arm. Like you all say, concealed is consealed.  The worst they could do was to ask me to leave.  In which case I could go lock my pistol in my gun-vault in my truck, and go back in.

[Bmel17]

I agree with Sturms original post.  -use somewhere else if you can.

It doesn't matter if I CC there or not.  Why would I spend my money there if they don't respect my rights?  I try to support pro-2a business and avoid all others if possible.