Car can hide gun
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12-18-2006, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by RXM
Guess I committed a multiple felonies since I transported my gun back and forth to the gun range numerous times as well as new ones from the store to my house. Gosh I'm so lucky the cops never stopped me b/c that would be a big no no. I woulda dropped a duce in my undies!
You keep talking about "this state" and "that state" where laws are different and felony this and that. Like I give a rat's @ss what the laws in those states are because I DON'T LIVE IN THOSE STATES. Usually when one purchases a handgun, they tend to make it a point to read up on local laws and those nice pamphlets that the court houses often provide about carrying firearms. My state will kick your state's @ss!
You keep talking about "this state" and "that state" where laws are different and felony this and that. Like I give a rat's @ss what the laws in those states are because I DON'T LIVE IN THOSE STATES. Usually when one purchases a handgun, they tend to make it a point to read up on local laws and those nice pamphlets that the court houses often provide about carrying firearms. My state will kick your state's @ss!
and usually when you buy a new gun and/or are going or coming form the range it is not a felony to have the gun in the car even if you do not have a CHL (Concealed Handgun License).
#48
12-18-2006, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by RXM
Guess I committed a multiple felonies since I transported my gun back and forth to the gun range numerous times as well as new ones from the store to my house. Gosh I'm so lucky the cops never stopped me b/c that would be a big no no. I woulda dropped a duce in my undies!
#49
12-20-2006, 01:29 AM
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I can't believe the level of bad information that get's posted here. Why carry a gun in the first place unless you're law enforcement or a gang banger/drug dealer? All you guys that advocate carrying a concealed weapon are the same that get in an uproar when a suspect gets shot.
BTW, that article was referring to the area in the rear armrest where the first aid kit is. I received an email about it some months back with pics included. Funny how they only name one year and model when it applies to all sedans. The reason for the email was for officer safety and to aid in vehicle searches. Not all officers would think to check the side of the armrest for guns or dope.
BTW, that article was referring to the area in the rear armrest where the first aid kit is. I received an email about it some months back with pics included. Funny how they only name one year and model when it applies to all sedans. The reason for the email was for officer safety and to aid in vehicle searches. Not all officers would think to check the side of the armrest for guns or dope.
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12-20-2006, 01:57 AM
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12-20-2006, 01:58 AM
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#52
12-20-2006, 02:01 AM
Originally Posted by skeleton_cru
I can't believe the level of bad information that get's posted here. Why carry a gun in the first place unless you're law enforcement or a gang banger/drug dealer? All you guys that advocate carrying a concealed weapon are the same that get in an uproar when a suspect gets shot.
BTW, that article was referring to the area in the rear armrest where the first aid kit is. I received an email about it some months back with pics included. Funny how they only name one year and model when it applies to all sedans. The reason for the email was for officer safety and to aid in vehicle searches. Not all officers would think to check the side of the armrest for guns or dope.
BTW, that article was referring to the area in the rear armrest where the first aid kit is. I received an email about it some months back with pics included. Funny how they only name one year and model when it applies to all sedans. The reason for the email was for officer safety and to aid in vehicle searches. Not all officers would think to check the side of the armrest for guns or dope.
#53
12-20-2006, 11:26 AM
Coming back to bad info on the internet - use the link I posted as a research tool but double check original sources and get info from real exprerts such as lawyers etc. I read wikipedia all the time but you need to do additional work to verify info. No jury will buy "I read it was legal on the internets" as a defense unless the statutes and case law backs it up.
Not a gang banger or a cop ... just a prepared citizen.
Not a gang banger or a cop ... just a prepared citizen.
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12-20-2006, 11:29 AM
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#55
12-20-2006, 04:08 PM
Originally Posted by Ku-Ling
Yeah, what's this talk about the rear armrest having a first aid kit? I have the one in the trunk when I got my G...Is the kit different for earlier years? Or does the G supposed have two first aid kits...which seems very unlikely.
#57
12-21-2006, 04:10 AM
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Originally Posted by psedog
My first aid kit came in the trunk, didn't even think about trying to see if it fit there. I was thinking of using it for a rear dvd player for the kids.
A little DVD player in the armrest would be sweet.
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12-21-2006, 08:54 AM
#59
12-21-2006, 09:28 AM
Originally Posted by G35 Mass
In mass, that requires unloaded, ammunition seperate, and both ammunition and firearm either directly locked, or in a locked container.
Rhode Island, for example, requires either all of the above requirements be satisified, or the firearm be dis-assembled and in plain-view.
Rhode Island, for example, requires either all of the above requirements be satisified, or the firearm be dis-assembled and in plain-view.
