Gun Sign Requirements and Limitations

“No Gun” signs on establishments within New Mexico have the force of the law.

10.8.2.16
F. Carrying prohibited on private property.
An individual who is carrying a handgun shall not be allowed to enter an establishment with a “No Gun” sign or if the property owner has denied entrance due to the firearm being carried.

10.8.2.27. Prohibiting the Carrying of Concealed Handguns on Private Property.
An individual may prohibit the possession of concealed firearms within the premises of his or her private property by posting “No Gun” signs or by informing the carrier who plans on entering the property.

30-7-3. Unlawful Carrying of a Firearm in Licensed Liquor Establishments.
Permit holders are allowed to carry their firearms on restaurants that are licensed to dispense beer and wine and derives more than half of its sales on food, unless there is “No Gun” sign in the place or the owner instructed an individual to leave the premises

Note: Nationalcarryacademy.com recommends that gun owners should leave a property owner once a “No Gun” sign is noticed.