"CCW Permit Holders Welcome"

[Conan The Librarian]

Prominently displayed on 2 foot by 3 foot sign at Perfect 10 Car Wash in Blaine, MN. It is the first thing you see when you walk in and you cannot miss seeing it.

[Pat/Rick]

Cabelas in Lacey,WA has a sign welcoming CCW holders as well. Not as large but...... good to see it catching on. I try to give folks like that my business.

[MGMorden]

Only a carwash, but I guess it's a start .

[powderman]

When ccw first came to Kentucky seems that signs went up everywhere by the pantywetters, NO GUNS ALLOWED EVEN WITH CCW. Didn't last long. I even went to a gun shop with the sign on the front door. I opened the door and asked the clerk about the sign, he said no guns allowed, I said, BYE. These businesses found quickly that gun owners would not shop there. I haven't seen one of those signs for a long time. I carried anyway, thats why it's called CONCEALED carry. POWDERMAN. 

[MGMorden]

I carried anyway, thats why it's called CONCEALED carry.

I think you're fine in Kentucky, but you have to be mindful of which state you're in.  In some states (Arkansas, Minnesota, South Carolina, Texas) those signs have legal weight.  Carry in a private business that's posted and it's legally pretty much the same as carrying without the permit.  It sucks, but I try to avoid creating unnecessary opportunities at prosecution.

[powderman]

In KY those signs on businesses are merely company policy, not backed by state law. All they can do here if caught is ask you to leave. Thanks for the heads up. POWDERMAN. 

[ironglow]

Conan;
    By the "Cops" shows on TV, carwashes seem to be a favorite place for robberies and carjackings. 
    Since that sign has been posted...I bet they haven't had any robberies or carjackings at that car wash !

[mechanic]

In Ga. those signs carry legal weight.  Getting prosecuted would mean loss of CCW and possible loss of right to own. 

I respect people's private property, and if they don't want me there carrying, I'll go somewhere else,....and take my business where I'm welcome.

Ben