North Carolina Carry Laws? Ashville?

[GlockSpock]

At some point in time before the end of the year my Wife and I plan on going to North Carolina. It's been 3.5 years since we have been so I don't remember absolutely everything about gun vibes there.

 

It seems that specifically:

 

• Must Inform
• Can carry in alcholohic resteraunts (unless specifically posted)
• Can carry in parades/public gatherings (unless specifically posted)
• Can carry in state parks

Now, strictly legally speaking and nothing else, what should I bring? Is Ashville so yuppie that everything is posted and not worth even carrying there? Going to the Biltmore quite possibly, assuming it is a no-go there?

[dralarms]

Banks are an absolute no.

[Erik88]

I don't know about Biltmore but I've never seen any gunbuster signs while visiting Ashville. I'm always visiting the breweries so I leave the gun in my vehicle.

[cannoncocker]

Here is a link to the latest NC AG publication regarding NC gun laws:

 

http://www.ncdoj.gov/getdoc/32344299-a2a7-4ae5-99fd-9018262f64ac/NC-Firearms-gun-Laws.aspx

[Lumber_Jack]

At some point in time before the end of the year my Wife and I plan on going to North Carolina. It's been 3.5 years since we have been so I don't remember absolutely everything about gun vibes there.

 

It seems that specifically:

 

• Must Inform
• Can carry in alcholohic resteraunts (unless specifically posted)
• Can carry in parades/public gatherings (unless specifically posted)
• Can carry in state parks

Now, strictly legally speaking and nothing else, what should I bring? Is Ashville so yuppie that everything is posted and not worth even carrying there? Going to the Biltmore quite possibly, assuming it is a no-go there?

 

You know I've been to the Biltmore 4 times in the last 2 years and I have not paid any attention, I can't remember if I carried either.  I don't recall many posted signs in general.  Downtown is pretty hippy but outside of that its fairly normal.  

[quickbiscuit]

According to the website, Biltmore's official policy is no firearms in the house. It's been a couple of years since I've been, but I'm pretty sure I remember seeing several signs to that effect.