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Looks to me like it isn't prohibited in GA to carry in a restaurant that serves alcohol. Any GA residents want to confirm that for me?
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You may carry a firearm into a restaurant that serves alcohol (gross annual sales are made up of more than 50% from food, check their business license if you are not sure if they are a bar or restaurant) as long as you do not drink alcohol. (16-11-127)Originally Posted by maddy345
Yup, that's it right there...
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Thanks a bunch!
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just dont drink...actually you can if your an exempt individual like a person in the military they are exempt from GA carry laws......ocga16-11-130
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Yea most restaurants get most of their money from food than from alcohol good way to tell is whether they are open Sunday or not, i carried tonight into a Logans.. did not drink though.
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