"Constitutional " carry question.

[chipbennett]

Well, considering the stupid encounters that certain ignorant LEOs initiated with people on this site....

Yes, they needed and probably still need a dang memo.

I might be behind on all of the current threads. Has this happened recently?

 

[HoughMade]

I might be behind on all of the current threads. Has this happened recently?

Everyone already knows the law...except lawyers, I guess, because we seem to always pause to look it up.

 

[DDadams]

Interesting statement. Has it been confirmed that Dicken did not have a LTCH and was, in fact, taking advantage of the new CC law?

He got his permit as soon as he was able to after turning 21. So he had one.

 

[gregr]

OK, so I thought the CC law allowed non-LTCH holder, proper-persons, to possess loaded handgun in car. The site you list above is fairly current in that it shows Indiana's CC status, yet says you need LTCH to carry loaded in a car.

Am I missing something obvious, or am I just being denser than usual? From the site:

CARRY IN VEHICLE?​ Can you carry a concealed handgun in a vehicle in Indiana?

Yes, with a valid concealed carry license. Without a license, handguns must be unloaded, not readily accessible and secured in a case. [Ind. Code § 35.47.2.1]

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You`ve always had to have a carry permit to have a loaded handgun in a vehicle, right? If going to the range to shoot minus a permit, handgun had to be in locked container, unloaded, with ammunition separate?

 

[xwing]

You`ve always had to have a carry permit to have a loaded handgun in a vehicle, right? If going to the range to shoot minus a permit, handgun had to be in locked container, unloaded, with ammunition separate?

That was true until 7/1/2022. It is no longer true.

 

[Mr. Habib]

He got his permit as soon as he was able to after turning 21. So he had one.

He could have gotten an Indiana LTCH at age 18.

 

[gregr]

That was true until 7/1/2022. It is no longer true.

Correct.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Where have we had to pass through that we weren`t covered by a reciprocity agreement? We`ve had reciprocity with states from here to Florida for some time.

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map/in-gun-laws/#recRestricted

We do, it's just from here to the Florida line once Bama's ConC goes into law 1 January you can get from here to there ConC all the way.

South Carolina is the lone holdout in the southeast. Even with my non-resident Florida license I can't carry in SC.

 

[actaeon277]

clips vs. magazines.

Jeez.


Who cares?

A couple million WWII servicemen called them clips. Who am I to argue.
And no, I'm not talking about m1 clips.

 

[Trapper Jim]

We do, it's just from here to the Florida line once Bama's ConC goes into law 1 January you can get from here to there ConC all the way.

South Carolina is the lone holdout in the southeast. Even with my non-resident Florida license I can't carry in SC.

Maybe you can’t. LOL.