dj53
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I will be traveling to Georgia this weekend. I have a Florida resident CWL. I will be carrying my pistol, and so I went to the State of Georgia website to read the code on prohibited places.
Concealed carry would seem to be illegal in places where alcohol is served on the premises. However, no specific mention is made about restaurants that serve alcohol with meals. In Florida, the statutory prohibition is written to allow restaurants and only prohibit carry in bars and the portion of restaurants exclusively devoted to serving alcohol (the bar).
Can any Georgia CCW licensee shed any light on this for me? Are there any other hidden "gotchas"?
P.S. It also looks like I have to leave my knives at home, since blades longer than 2 inches are prohibited and the Georgis CCW isn't like the Florida CWL that allows for concealment of ANY weapon.
Thanks for any help.
Concealed carry would seem to be illegal in places where alcohol is served on the premises. However, no specific mention is made about restaurants that serve alcohol with meals. In Florida, the statutory prohibition is written to allow restaurants and only prohibit carry in bars and the portion of restaurants exclusively devoted to serving alcohol (the bar).
Can any Georgia CCW licensee shed any light on this for me? Are there any other hidden "gotchas"?
P.S. It also looks like I have to leave my knives at home, since blades longer than 2 inches are prohibited and the Georgis CCW isn't like the Florida CWL that allows for concealment of ANY weapon.
Thanks for any help.