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  • ECS686

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    I would concern yourself more with what states your going to that no gun signs carry weight of law.

    North Dakota was the only constitutional carry state that use to only allow their own state residents to constitutional carry. They changed ghat last year and you are good in any constitutional carry state.

    The one exception is some states require the carrier to be 21 or older so check that part out!

    However as mentioned a permit is nice as you might drive through a state line Illinois which you can legally have a loaded handgun on you in your vehicle while passing the rough you just can’t go out of the car (I believe close phisical
    Proximity of the vehicle was the wording) pumping gas and paying at the pump probably ok going inside for a donut not so much!

    Again check some of the links provided
     

    MrSmitty

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    Would a loaded Shockwave on the passenger side seat of a 1948 F4 be considered "in plain sight" and legal?
    Just curious because the Shockwave hovers in that mysterious world of not this, but yet not that.
    If you have a running 1948 F4, I think you get an automatic pass on everything up to, and including crew served weapons…. Just saying…
     

    Lpherr

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    I think the OP needs to stop worrying about Indiana Law and truly consider the laws of his destination.

    I wonder, how do you plan or how did you plan on transporting that firearm?
    Duct taped to my forehead was my first choice.
    Fully accessible for that quick draw, when you cross paths with a gang of midget strippers.
     

    blain

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    If you have a running 1948 F4, I think you get an automatic pass on everything up to, and including crew served weapons…. Just saying…
    I wish I had one. My grandpa drove one about 40-50 miles (round trip), back and forth to work, for over 25 years.
    His was a 1 ton model. I remember that whinny transmission. He'd pick up my sister and me when we'd spent the weekend with him and my grandmother.
    Both have long since passed, but this Christmas eve is a great time to be reminded of them. The whole family would gather at their house for Christmas eve gifts and fun.
    S-Christmas.jpg
     

    actaeon277

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    Again, thank you guys! I really learned a lot! Thank you for the welcome.

    I recommend an Indiana Gun Law class.

    Specifically, I recommend Guy Relford's class. His company is Tactical Firearms Training in Indianapolis.

    He has an "Essentials of Indiana Gun Law" class coming up in February.


    Gun law class sounds boring.
    But Relford does a good job of keeping the class engaged.
    And he puts out good info.
    He's been part of the process in some of the most recent gun law changes.
     

    firecadet613

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    I recommend an Indiana Gun Law class.

    Specifically, I recommend Guy Relford's class. His company is Tactical Firearms Training in Indianapolis.

    He has an "Essentials of Indiana Gun Law" class coming up in February.


    Gun law class sounds boring.
    But Relford does a good job of keeping the class engaged.
    And he puts out good info.
    He's been part of the process in some of the most recent gun law changes.
    x2, a great class.
     

    GodFearinGunTotin

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    I recommend an Indiana Gun Law class.

    Specifically, I recommend Guy Relford's class. His company is Tactical Firearms Training in Indianapolis.

    He has an "Essentials of Indiana Gun Law" class coming up in February.


    Gun law class sounds boring.
    But Relford does a good job of keeping the class engaged.
    And he puts out good info.
    He's been part of the process in some of the most recent gun law changes.
    This is what I’d recommend. Also, some of the local county sheriffs and/or police departments put on beginner training from time to time. Those are less frequent and regular and will probably be a fair drive from Indy.
     
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