They are carrying in Colorado.

[Vaquero]

My kinda place.

RP

[Centaur]

Speaking of life style in this context, the Shooters Grill reminds me of the BBQ Meet and Greet events that are common in this part of the country. Often held at ranges or private property and folks bring whatever firearms they want to shoot, share, show off, or talk about. Could be anything from an antique BP wheel gun, to full auto or .50 Barrett. One coming up in early June, in fact, but a little too far away.

Yep, barbecue guns. Bring your fanciest outfit to show off.

[Cowboy Gun Fan]

Her Gun could be unloaded?

Plenty of other help there if necessary.

True. But, what would be the point? I am not trying to be negative. Maintaining control of a firearm is also important, especially in public. It is a double edge sword, which cuts both ways. Yet, it looks like a place to visit.

Could be just for an image sake, to attract business, or a 2nd Amendment promotional sake, or even both. I thought the same as you though about the danger of it. But if hers is unloaded, I'm sure there is plenty of firepower behind the counter if ever needed, as mentioned.

She also could have a clip located in a convenient place just waiting for her to grab and load, if necessary.

[Cowboy Gun Fan]

To add a little extra, that's another reason why I don't and wouldn't want to open carry here in Virginia, which is legal. I sure wouldn't want to provide anyone with any kind of convenience.

[GFK]

To add a little extra, that's another reason why I don't and wouldn't want to open carry here in Virginia, which is legal. I sure wouldn't want to provide anyone with any kind of convenience.

Yep, it is a big responsibility. But, proper training will aid in keeping the firearm secure. I probably would not even thought about it, if it had not been for the training on carrying a firearm in public.