Philadelphia Zoo, searches or detectors?

[Rotorwash]

All this discussion about where and why. Bottom line is that it's our right, and we choose to exercise that right whenever and wherever we feel it's necessary. For me, it is my personal responsibility to provide for my own safety and the safety of those I love. It all comes down to taking responsibility. I don't feel comfortable relying on anyone else for things I'm responsible for.

[Bang]

Your politicians feel responsible for you. That's why they pass laws making you defenseless. And arrest you for violating them. But don't let arrest deter you. Most gang-bangers and ilk have 4-page rap sheets and are still on the street.

[Pizza Joe]

Just to update this thread, went to the zoo last Sunday, they only searched bags. No issue conceal carrying there otherwise.

[rkrcpa]

Am I the only person who bumps up their caliber when they go to the zoo? Just sayin'

[Royinmontco]

Am I the only person who bumps up their caliber when they go to the zoo? Just sayin'

Yep. I ditch the 22 short for 22LR (hollow points, too). Gotta be prepared for a loose tiger.

[bogey1]

I went years ago (kids class trip) everything went fine.

[Sgt.K]

Am I the only person who bumps up their caliber when they go to the zoo? Just sayin'

Shit, I'm already carrying .45ACP 230g hollowpoints at 880fps. What would I bump up to?

[Pilot321]

The neighborhoods around the Zoo are not the best either. It is West Philly.

[Berncly]

The neighborhoods around the Zoo are not the best either. It is West Philly.

True that.
Not a good place to go unarmed.

[jthrelf]

Shit, I'm already carrying .45ACP 230g hollowpoints at 880fps. What would I bump up to?

15+1 rounds of 10mm of course