The A-Ville Inn Arendtsville

[Evan]

I stopped in on my way home to have a beer and shoot a game of pool at the local tavern. I don't really go out much, but my wife and daughter were staying out. Of course, nothing was said until I was on my way out and was not going to spend any more money. I thanked the bartender for the great service and I was asked if I was carrying a gun. I said, yeah. And I was informed that it is against company policy to carry there. I told him that I respect their policy. I will not be going back. I DO respect their right to private property and their right to have their own policies. I cannot deny them that. But, I respect my own right to protect myself more.

[Pa.Bill]

Thats strange.
I have been there years back, mostlikely once a week.
Everyone I met was a gun owner. Gun shows would be on TV. In fact, some of the best conversation on firearms was in the bar.

I/we don't drink much anymore, so I haven't been stopping in.

[tweav]

A-ville was sold a few years back . I was almost sure it wasn't legal to carry into a bar. I know no federal buildings are allowed but are not places that service alcohol also on the no carry list?

[flabbydan]

A-ville was sold a few years back . I was almost sure it wasn't legal to carry into a bar. I know no federal buildings are allowed but are not places that service alcohol also on the no carry list?

Not in PA. Read this: http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-ope...nsylvania.html

[tweav]

Good to know . I try to stay away from bars anyhow . I know too many people who have had dui's from leaving a bar with 2 drinks in this area.

[Evan]

Wow, I didn't expect anything else to come from this thread. Hey, tweav. Welcome to the site. I haven't been on here much lately. I took up waterfowling this year, so I've been half assing my way through that. Glad to see another local here.