Need help with a actual law . .

[God's Country]

Tell them cite the law against such actions. It's that simple.
Legislative law not some government entity that thinks it's regulations are enforceable.

[Rblakely]

Left your pink tutu at home and still enter, you are trespassing my friend.

Exactly why I always carry a spare pink tutu in the trunk

[Deleted]

Someone told me it's illegal to drive barefoot.

[GeoffLyons]

I shouldn't have to say this, but why would you be armed while drinking?

If you had to use your weapon in self defense and you were drinking, the prosecutor would attempt to have you charged while using the BAC level as an indicator for the judge/jury to convict.

If you're going to drink, disarm. If you're going to a bar, go armed but don't drink.

It's common sense. We don't need incidents to occur which force legislators to adopt new laws which are passed as "common sense" laws, you know they'll end up banning carry in to establishments which serve alcohol.

[afdcomposer]

Im looking for the actual statue or law that states it is legal to carry a weapon where alcohol is served . . .

And im looking for the law that states you can consume alcohol while carrying a firearm.

I know its not a good idea to do so but im in the middle of an arguement about it being legal or not. Not if its a good idea or not . .

Any help would be appriciated . . .

Rob

Send him to this page.

http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI...18/00.061..HTM

While you're at it, read it yourself. You will find, as has been stated, that laws typically don't give a list of things you can do, but thing you can't.

Cheers,
afd

[JasonPACC]

Just make up some BS statute and win the fight... That's what our government does!

[RBELARDI]

Yes this is what I stated in my original post . . . . I was only looking for legality, and I got it.

Thank you all . . .

Rob

I shouldn't have to say this, but why would you be armed while drinking?

If you had to use your weapon in self defense and you were drinking, the prosecutor would attempt to have you charged while using the BAC level as an indicator for the judge/jury to convict.

If you're going to drink, disarm. If you're going to a bar, go armed but don't drink.

It's common sense. We don't need incidents to occur which force legislators to adopt new laws which are passed as "common sense" laws, you know they'll end up banning carry in to establishments which serve alcohol.

[Armor Snail]

I shouldn't have to say this, but why would you be armed while drinking?

If you had to use your weapon in self defense and you were drinking, the prosecutor would attempt to have you charged while using the BAC level as an indicator for the judge/jury to convict.

If you're going to drink, disarm. If you're going to a bar, go armed but don't drink.

It's common sense. We don't need incidents to occur which force legislators to adopt new laws which are passed as "common sense" laws, you know they'll end up banning carry in to establishments which serve alcohol.

Gerald Ung.

[God's Country]

I shouldn't have to say this, but why would you be armed while drinking?

If you had to use your weapon in self defense and you were drinking, the prosecutor would attempt to have you charged while using the BAC level as an indicator for the judge/jury to convict.

If you're going to drink, disarm. If you're going to a bar, go armed but don't drink.

It's common sense. We don't need incidents to occur which force legislators to adopt new laws which are passed as "common sense" laws, you know they'll end up banning carry in to establishments which serve alcohol.

You just couldn't resist the temptation could you?

[GeoffLyons]

Yes this is what I stated in my original post . . . . I was only looking for legality, and I got it.

Thank you all . . .

Rob

I'm just trying to make sure, since people who generally ask such questions are wanting to do such actions themselves. (people are predictable)

Gerald Ung.

Well that was an interesting read.

You just couldn't resist the temptation could you?

No, I couldn't. Thanks to people always getting drunk as a skunk in Alaska, apart of the bills passed were no loaded firearms in places which serve alcohol. At the time when I lived there you could conceal carry if you didn't drink, which meant no OC in bars. A fine example of legislators passing "common sense" legislation.