Tad slow, but mine went out today.
just a thought. when I got permission at my to carry at my church which is also a school they wanted me to write my authorization letter so that all they had to do was read it then vote on it, then sign it if they approved.
You could add a authorization letter that all he had to do was sign and date so that it was easy for him. Because if it takes work he probably won't do anything about it. also include a self addressed and stamped envelope as well.
Your story is but one example of exactly why this law needs to be changed.Just saw this thread and it truly was enlightening for me. We have property that is adjacent to ACoE land on Salt Creek down in Monroe County. We go hiking on their land all the time, fishing, etc. Every single time I'm on that land I am carrying. I know the local DNR CO and don't think he would every confront me but it's scary to know I am actually in violation of the law. I will most definitely be sending my letter in tomorrow.
Thanks a ton for posting this. Rep added.
Nice try. Kinda figured it would turn out like this though.Got my denial back today:
Exactly what I got as well. Not sure exactly why "A copy of this decision will be retained on file." It would be different if the denial actual changed things.Got my denial back today:
Exactly what I got as well. Not sure exactly why "A copy of this decision will be retained on file." It would be different if the denial actual changed things.
...what constitutes loaded?
...what constitutes loaded?
IC 35-47-10-4
"Loaded" defined
Sec. 4. As used in this chapter, "loaded" means having any of the following:
(1) A cartridge in the chamber or cylinder of a firearm.
(2) Ammunition in close proximity to a firearm so that a person can readily place the ammunition in the firearm.
As added by P.L.140-1994, SEC.12. Amended by P.L.203-1996, SEC.3.
You know... I've never pursued this line......
I can't find anything in the Code of Federal Regulations that defines a "loaded firearm". Indiana DOES have a definition, but it is specific only to the IC on Children and Firearms:
So, the question becomes: Can we legally carry UNLOADED (like California) with our mags in our pockets? Inquiring minds want to know.....
IDK... #2 seems like it would be "readily accessible" in your pocket.
That IC states "As used in this chapter," which is this...
IC 35-47-10
Chapter 10. Children and Firearms
IANAL but doesn't that mean that it would only apply to that specific chapter?