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I love when cops ask you "what are you carrying a gun for?"
I had a cop ask me "why are you carrying a gun and wearing body armor" after i'd just been ran up onto the hood of a Nissan Maxima and had to endure 2 miles of hood surfing before the lady i was repossessing finally got her car stuck in someone's back yard and it was safe for me to let go. What the hell are you supposed to say to that? |
I'm sure the law varies state to state, so just be sure to check your state's laws. And the laws of any other states through which you might travel.
Here in Washington, any concealed weapon must be under your immediate control. In a car, that means on your person, or so the courts have ruled. For a lady, that means on your person - not in your purse. This effectively precludes glove compartment, door pocket, under seat, or any other sort of carry other than holstered. We are not required to declare to a police officer that we are CCW holders. If asked if we are armed, we must answer if we are CCW holders. Funny, though, if we are carrying illegally, we need not answer. Self incrimination and all of that. Go figure. Anyway, check your local laws before proceeding. They are literally all over the map. What is legal for me might land you in jail, and vis versa. |
Same reason you wear 'em officer...
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As far as the federal government agency most natable taxed with dealing with firearms, there are no transportation Laws per se just complying with states to and from. I couldnt accesss your link. I do agree there are a lot of knowledgable people in the firearms industry, consumers etc who are good to lean on. The point is that each state is different and when you dont worry about state laws thats when you forget and cross lines and find yourself in a non reciprical state. |
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