C.C. at Harah's?

mpl006 said:

The only time I can think of that a CHP holder could not sit at the bar area is in certain establishments where there is a separate bar area that has a difference license and that license is not a Class A Restaurant license. I can't remember where it was but I went to a restaurant one time while working and there was a separate door that had under 18 not permitted on the door and it led to the bar. In that case, I would think through the door = not legal.

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madwabbit said:

If they don't have a Class A, you can carry and sit at the bar. (Applebees, Chili's, etc).


It only allows commissioned peace officers to carry in a Class A.

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Yes, ccw holders cant sit at the bar or in the bar area.

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mpl006 said:

That's right. The part that geoney was questioning was where you said:

Which is correct in some instances, separate area with Class A Retail license, but in the vast majority of restaurants is not. I think that may have been a mistype based on the other responses you had in regard to restaurants in this thread.

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Hitman said:

What Class of License does Logans have?

Can't they have one for the bar and one for the restaurant?

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mpl006 said:

Best way to find out http://184.72.101.78/Lookup/LicenseLookup.aspx

Yes they can have different licenses but in order to be a Class A Retail, they have to restrict access to minors.

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mpl006 said:

Best way to find out http://184.72.101.78/Lookup/LicenseLookup.aspx

Yes they can have different licenses but in order to be a Class A Retail, they have to restrict access to minors.

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madwabbit said:

Bingo.

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Hitman said:

And you're saying residents with CHP's can carry in a Class A?

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mpl006 said:

Class A Restaurant not Class A General

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madwabbit said:

I found all the information above using google - help yourself.

The bottom of the article I linked you specifically states the date that it replaced 1495.5. Not sure how you missed that but uh, read it again and start at the bottom.

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josh62685 said:

Off topic but I was at margaritaville casino in biloxi and a security guard came up on the side of me. not to draw attention, he was pretending to show me a brochure and told me to put my knife in my pocket so it wasn't visible.

Didn't bother me any, just glad he didn't say I had to walk all the way to my vehicle and leave it there.

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josh62685 said:

Off topic but I was at margaritaville casino in biloxi and a security guard came up on the side of me. not to draw attention, he was pretending to show me a brochure and told me to put my knife in my pocket so it wasn't visible.

Didn't bother me any, just glad he didn't say I had to walk all the way to my vehicle and leave it there.


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VeedUp said:

at every entrance it is posted no firearms allowed. I always thought all Casinos had this rule in place.

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charlie12 said:

Anybody know MS law on that?

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