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Would not be here in Indiana but we have a very strict law regarding the transport of handguns. A resident must have a LTCH (license to carry a handgun) to take the gun from home to the range.
As others have said, check your state's laws if you are concerned.
Can a person get a CCW or equivalent easily in your state?
Buckaroo
"It is better to be a Warrior in a Garden than a Gardner in a War"
Let's use the First Amendment to protect the Second so we can avoid using the Second to protect the First.
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Laws vary from state to state...but whatever the specifics of the law happen to be, if the individual carrying that gun in his briefcase is doing so without a permit to carry a concealed weapon and he has an interaction with a police officer, odds are he'd at least get arrested for it.
Maybe he would win in court based on a technical definition. Maybe. He's still going to take the ride, though. Trying to be clever is rarely a recipe for success when criminal charges are a possibility.
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As others have said, it would depend on local/state laws.
In my state, SC, it would not be legal, especially if he was on private property.
There are previsions for carrying firearms with out a license, but only while hunting, fishing, or going to the range.
TC
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Lots of wisdom in this statement.Originally Posted by John_Wayne777
Sort of like the guys that think they are clever and disassemble a handgun to ship/mail it. You know ... cause then it's parts and not a firearm.
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What about shipping the parts separately in multiple packages?
Sort of like the guys that think they are clever and disassemble a handgun to ship/mail it. You know ... cause then it's parts and not a firearm.
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