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03-30-2005, 07:03 PM
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Originally posted by Palmetto_kid
Can a long rifle be considered a concealed weapon?
Lets say, laying unloaded in the back seat? I need to check into this.
Can a long rifle be considered a concealed weapon?
Lets say, laying unloaded in the back seat? I need to check into this.
03-30-2005, 08:54 PM
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here in cal it's something like 16 or 20 is "not concealable"...according to my bro in law that's a cop you can technically carry a shotgun under a trenchcoat and not be concealed, but doing so is also "frowned upon" by the local authorities and may be less politically correct than open carry handgun. inside the vehicle it's got to be locked up somehow, box, rack or trigger lock and obviously, empty.
03-31-2005, 03:30 PM
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
Originally posted by Dieseldude4x4
Got to find some way to hide it. Shoulder holsters are a tad too obvious in the summer time.
Got to find some way to hide it. Shoulder holsters are a tad too obvious in the summer time.
03-31-2005, 03:31 PM
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
Originally posted by jon96ctd
here in cal it's something like 16 or 20 is "not concealable"...according to my bro in law that's a cop you can technically carry a shotgun under a trenchcoat and not be concealed, but doing so is also "frowned upon" by the local authorities and may be less politically correct than open carry handgun. inside the vehicle it's got to be locked up somehow, box, rack or trigger lock and obviously, empty.
here in cal it's something like 16 or 20 is "not concealable"...according to my bro in law that's a cop you can technically carry a shotgun under a trenchcoat and not be concealed, but doing so is also "frowned upon" by the local authorities and may be less politically correct than open carry handgun. inside the vehicle it's got to be locked up somehow, box, rack or trigger lock and obviously, empty.
04-01-2005, 02:57 PM
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On the school shooting: It's not the guns. CCW would have still been illegal because it was at school. The unarmed security guard "took one for the home team", major cajones!
Check ohios requirements for licensed CCW in a vehicle. A joke.
Check ohios requirements for licensed CCW in a vehicle. A joke.
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