2A and delivering to federal facilities?

Exactly.

 

There are consequences to not following the rules. That's why I wrote 'Life comes with a rulebook'. Being a hero of your own stories doesn't convince some 18 year old MP at the base entrance that the rules his chain of command train him to follow do not apply to you. The MP and the base commander have no obligation to adjust their views to your views. You don't have to agree with the company rules, base rules, the city rules, the state rules, or the Federal rules before they can punish you for violating those rules, it just seems that way since Generation TidePods showed up. Carrying a firearm sets you up for some situations that do not exist if you don't carry, just as not carrying sets you up for situations that don't exist if you do. Refusing to have a plan doesn't exempt you from consequences. I'm not advocating drivers carry a gun or don't carry a gun. I'm suggesting every driver that does carry a gun have a plan to deal with situations where guns are not allowed to be present.

The "I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6 (or 10)" argument doesn't mean those are the only 2 consequences related to carrying a firearm. Carrying a firearm the company doesn't want in their trucks can easily turn a minor dispute with a customer's employee into getting fired. It can turn a medical emergency for the driver into a firing event when the unauthorized gun is discovered after the driver is taken by ambulance to the hospital and the company sends another driver to collect your stuff and ship it home, etc. If you are prepared to pay for a heart-attack or stroke then don't worry about getting fired and losing your health insurance because you broke company policy. If you are prepared to miss a customer appointment, and maybe that's the last straw for you according to the company, because your truck was broken into and your gun was stolen and the time required for the police report messed up the dispatch plans, etc, etc, etc. Having and not having a gun comes with responsibility and consequences, refusing to anticipate them has no impact on IF those consequences visit you. Unless your crystal ball comes with a guarantee you have no idea what situations are going to happen tomorrow. Have a plan for them unless you are some Jason Bourne type that thinks 100 times better in the heat of the moment than you do during a calm period.