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Just curious, I always thought that as long as you drove and didn't have the ammo in the same part of the car you were ok. Meaning no loaded gun, like gun in trunk bullets in car, or the other way around? Thats how it is in NJ at least.
Pretty sure that's the law these people were charged with breaking. They were still in NJ, not in NY yet.
Just curious, I always thought that as long as you drove and didn't have the ammo in the same part of the car you were ok. Meaning no loaded gun, like gun in trunk bullets in car, or the other way around? Thats how it is in NJ at least.
I have a loaded gun on me or within my reach. Missouri has reciprocal with 20 some-odd other states.
Well thats different if you are a carry permit I guess, right? Realized that after my last post. If you don't have concealed carry permit, can you have a loaded gun in the car or do the bullets and weapon have to be in separate compartments of the car? Honestly just a curious question because I live in NJ and am not familiar with the laws of other states in comparison.
Well thats different if you are a carry permit I guess, right? Realized that after my last post. If you don't have concealed carry permit, can you have a loaded gun in the car or do the bullets and weapon have to be in separate compartments of the car? Honestly just a curious question because I live in NJ and am not familiar with the laws of other states in comparison.
Don't need a carry permit to have a gun in your car here, only if it is on your person.
In Kansas, no permits period.
Actually, I would rather stay out of Missouri, thanks.
Don't know what you are missing.
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