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Almost all clubs have signs posted that say "No Weapons" which includes knifes and guns.
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Which aren't legally binding in all states.
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In California it is legal to concealed carry in a bar but not while actually drunk.
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Said that in my post.
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However, if you live in any big city the chances of you getting the CCW is slim to none especially with the Peruta v. San Diego decision.
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Every state has a different license process, or in some cases no license at all. Massachusetts it is the chief of the town you live in, but the license is state wide.
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Under federal law all police or retired police with a current ID card and qualification can carry almost anywhere including bars/clubs but they cannot drink a sip of alcohol under the law but this stipulation is never enforced.
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It's called LEOSA, and no they are technically still bound by that state's laws which dictate where they can carry, and any limitations such as alcohol ingestion. As you mentioned, most of the time they are given professional courtesy.
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The laws pertaining to concealed carry in Florida prohibit carrying in "Any portion of an establishment licensed to dispense alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises, which portion of the establishment is primarily devoted to such purpose;"
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Which is specific to Florida. Many states have only a small amount of 'off limit' carry places. As I mentioned above as an example, any such signs stating 'firearms prohibited' are not legally binding in Massachusetts.