All Sign Sizes: 8.5" x 11"
Material: Printed on 28-lb premium inkjet paper
Laminated: 5 mil plastic for long-lasting durability and moisture protection
Mounting: Includes two clear suction cups for easy window display
Ideal for: Retail stores, gas stations, restaurants, offices, and private buildings
$20.00 + $5.00 S/H = $25.00
NOTICE SIGNS FOR SALE
Even though open carry is now legal in the State of Florida, it doesn't mean firearms can be carried anywhere without restrictions. There are still prohibited locations where carrying a gun Whether openly or concealed is against the law.
After the recent shift allowing open carry in Florida (A court decision plus statements by the Attorney General), legal analysts suggest property owners should post CLEAR NOTICES if they intend to ban firearms.
Important: Florida now allows open carry following the 1st DCA ruling and AG guidance (Sept 2025). Private businesses may still prohibit firearms on their premises. This sign helps clearly communicate your policy to visitors. This is not legal advice - consult counsel for your location and circumstances.
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SIGN # 1 - No Firearms Allowed On This Property No Open Carry No Concealed Carry
SIGN # 2 - No Open Carry Firearms Concealed Carry Only On This Property
SIGN # 3 - We Allow Firearms Open Carry and Concealed Carry Are Welcome On This Property Please Be Responsible
SIGN # 2
SIGN # 3
SIGN # 1
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Open carry became legal in Florida on September 25, 2025, after the First District Court of Appeal ruled the state's previous open-carry ban unconstitutional on September 10, 2025.
