Does federal law prohibit carrying a concealed firearm in a bank?
No. But that doesn't mean it is allowed. State laws may allow the carrying of a concealed weapon, but those laws individually prohibit them in some places (such as a bar or school) and provide property owners with the ability to regulate this as they want. This may mean that signage has to be in place prohibiting the weapons or some other form of notice.
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No. But that doesn't mean it is allowed. State laws may allow the carrying of a concealed weapon, but those laws individually prohibit them in some places (such as a bar or school) and provide property owners with the ability to regulate this as they want. This may mean that signage has to be in place prohibiting the weapons or some other form of notice.
