Do you notify the front desk person at a hotel that you have a CCW Permit?

[G50AE]

Here's a good question to mull over. Since being a hotel desk attendant is probably a more dangerous, and lower paid job than law enforcement, do you inform the front desk when checking into a hotel that you have a CCW permit?

[kelcarry]

HUH? I understand where you are going, b.ut your distination is not in my country

[gkeil961]

No, why would you, less people know, the better, right?

[G50AE]

HUH? I understand where you are going, b.ut your distination is not in my country

Since we have all these, do I inform the LEO or not threads, and even a do I inform the taxi driver thread, I figured that this was worth consideration.

[santa]

Why? Then the police knock on your door (MWAG) and soon the whole complex knows you are carrying 'concealed'. If you want the world to know you are carrying a gun OPEN CARRY (if legal). Otherwise concealed means hidden. And Im not saying OPEN CARRY is better than CONCEALED CARRY or the other way around.

[roguesam]

So, when does "concealed carry" morph into "open carry"? When you start giving anyone you come into contact with during your day, your permit...

[Providence Ranch]

Wow. Another OC v. CC debate. Who could have seen that one coming.

[Firefighterchen]

Lol 50...you should of put it more like this..

In the state of WA, is it a good thing to inform the hotel that I have a ccw? I don't want to surprise anyone when I walk to the pool in my Speedo with my LCP concealed...since it might print a little....

[trophyhunter]

Why would you? Don't know of any good reason why I would

[ASC1WBullock]

You might as well go ahead and every time you walk into Wal-Mart, fastfood places, the shopping mall and almost every where else you go ask or announce you have a weapon on you. The point of concealed carry is to keep hidden. In other words verbally and visually.