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GunnerJon
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Perfectly legal
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huntn4life88
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I was wondering the same thing. Anyone have an idea?
Hardcorehunter
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it's legal, a couple of guys in my group carry them. We've been stoped before and all they had to do was show their permits and they were fine.
[/ QUOTE ]You don't need a permit to hunt with a handgun as long as it is not concealed. You only need a permit to buy one.
it's legal, a couple of guys in my group carry them. We've been stoped before and all they had to do was show their permits and they were fine.
[/ QUOTE ]You don't need a permit to hunt with a handgun as long as it is not concealed. You only need a permit to buy one.
Skully
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It is true that all of those weapons are legal to use. However, I thought it was illegal to carry a sidearm of any kind while hunting the shotgun seasons. Am I wrong?
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357 or larger I beleive. Don't keep it under your coat with out a concealed weapons permit.
It is true that all of those weapons are legal to use. However, I thought it was illegal to carry a sidearm of any kind while hunting the shotgun seasons. Am I wrong?
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357 or larger I beleive. Don't keep it under your coat with out a concealed weapons permit.
JNRBRONC
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It is true that all of those weapons are legal to use. However, I thought it was illegal to carry a sidearm of any kind while hunting the shotgun seasons. Am I wrong?
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357 or larger I believe. Don't keep it under your coat with out a concealed weapons permit.
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.357 or larger, straight walled cartridges. There is a specific list at: Handguns start on Page 27.
If one is on their own property, never leaving it (on a roadway, etc.), does the concealed carry law still apply? It seems to me a person should be able to carry a concealed weapon on their own property. Then again, any law enforcement officer would want to be able to readily verify (pistol exposed) whether you were armed or not.
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It is true that all of those weapons are legal to use. However, I thought it was illegal to carry a sidearm of any kind while hunting the shotgun seasons. Am I wrong?
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357 or larger I believe. Don't keep it under your coat with out a concealed weapons permit.
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.357 or larger, straight walled cartridges. There is a specific list at: Handguns start on Page 27.
If one is on their own property, never leaving it (on a roadway, etc.), does the concealed carry law still apply? It seems to me a person should be able to carry a concealed weapon on their own property. Then again, any law enforcement officer would want to be able to readily verify (pistol exposed) whether you were armed or not.
bjkpharmd
New Member
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357 or larger I beleive. Don't keep it under your coat with out a concealed weapons permit
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This is OK while hunting but it needs to follow the rules when you are out of the field, traveling home or between hunting spots.
With the rise of violence and trespassing, I'm going to be pretty careful about confrontations but I pretty much always have a gun in my pocket. Just what things are coming to and it isn't good.
357 or larger I beleive. Don't keep it under your coat with out a concealed weapons permit
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This is OK while hunting but it needs to follow the rules when you are out of the field, traveling home or between hunting spots.
With the rise of violence and trespassing, I'm going to be pretty careful about confrontations but I pretty much always have a gun in my pocket. Just what things are coming to and it isn't good.
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J Becker
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we do that and sometimes have a 44 mag with us... legal
mole
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You got to be careful how each officer interprets the law. Several years ago we had a situation with trespassers and I mentioned to the deputy that I always have my "licensed" handgun with me. He then informed me that it was not a good idea to take the weapon with me to confront the trespassers.
His reasoning was that if something happened and there was a shooting or fight, he would charge me, the legal landowner, with "going armed with intent". He stated that the "trespasser" was hunting, but I went looking for a fight when I took my gun with me.
He said to first call the law, then tell the "trespasser" to leave, if they have not left in a "timely" manner then he would step in.
Food for thought.
mole
His reasoning was that if something happened and there was a shooting or fight, he would charge me, the legal landowner, with "going armed with intent". He stated that the "trespasser" was hunting, but I went looking for a fight when I took my gun with me.
He said to first call the law, then tell the "trespasser" to leave, if they have not left in a "timely" manner then he would step in.
Food for thought.
mole
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it's legal, a couple of guys in my group carry them. We've been stoped before and all they had to do was show their permits and they were fine.
[/ QUOTE ]You don't need a permit to hunt with a handgun as long as it is not concealed. You only need a permit to buy one.
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I should have worded it better I guess. They carry their handguns with them everywhere, we weren't hunting, we were gettin some lunch at the gas station in between hunts.
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it's legal, a couple of guys in my group carry them. We've been stoped before and all they had to do was show their permits and they were fine.
[/ QUOTE ]You don't need a permit to hunt with a handgun as long as it is not concealed. You only need a permit to buy one.
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I should have worded it better I guess. They carry their handguns with them everywhere, we weren't hunting, we were gettin some lunch at the gas station in between hunts.