Under the carseat is a very poor spot for a gun. Accesibility (time) is everything and I strongly recomend finding another way to carry your gun while driving.
Decision to make if an officer pulls you over for a routine traffic violaiton
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MECHTESTER
Si vis pacem, para bellum
I would hand the officer my license and CHL at the same time. While my state has no requirement to notify, many other states that we have reciprocity with do require notification. It is the best way to say "I have a weapon and I am legally carrying" without saying a word. Instead of saying "uh...I have a loaded gun on me, do you want to see my permit?" I've been lucky not to have been stopped within the last 20 years. However, I have family that have been stopped and used this method. The only statement from the LEO is "Please leave the weapon where it is."
Deserteagle
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Here is the solution to this question:
After being pulled over, ask the officer, "Sir, would you like me to notify you about my pistol?" If he says yes then reply "Okay I have a pistol".
If he says no, then reply "Okay sir, I will not notify you about the pistol on my belt".
After being pulled over, ask the officer, "Sir, would you like me to notify you about my pistol?" If he says yes then reply "Okay I have a pistol".
If he says no, then reply "Okay sir, I will not notify you about the pistol on my belt".
Firefighterchen
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Deserteagle:244028 said:
Who am I? K ready...
I see nothing in this message saying you were being sarcastic. You should stop posting stupid posts, it makes you look bad.
(*SARCASM* for those that would get confused aka the answer to the first question)
BTW your post made me chuckle.
father-of-three
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There is no duty to inform law enforcement in Pennsylvania.
localgirl
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I was just thinking that.
And for those of you who don't know, Navy would say that there is no earthly reason to inform, and that there are plenty of other professions more dangerous than being a cop. Also, that the potential of having to produce your weapon creates far more danger than just keeping it secured. Only, he would describe it much more logically and precisely than I just did.
Jeez, I hope he's not sitting in jail for a drunken disorderly or something
I was just thinking that.
And for those of you who don't know, Navy would say that there is no earthly reason to inform, and that there are plenty of other professions more dangerous than being a cop. Also, that the potential of having to produce your weapon creates far more danger than just keeping it secured. Only, he would describe it much more logically and precisely than I just did.
Jeez, I hope he's not sitting in jail for a drunken disorderly or something
HAHA! I should have read at least the reply above mine before I posted.
. I returned from a manning conference in Millington TN where I have been for eairlier this week.As a practice, I keep my drivers license and my CCW in the same slot of my wallet. It hasn't happened yet but if I do get pulled over, both will be handed to the officer and I will place both hands on the wheel. When he inquires to a weapon in the car, i will respond with "how do you want to proceed?".
I just hope it never happens.
I just hope it never happens.
Deserteagle
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Sarcasm? Hmm, havent heard of that before.
defender829
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When the LEO asks where your gun is, say "Right here in my pocket, next to my junk! Wanna see it?"Do it, I dare you!
Edited: Trouble with emoticon, tried to do a laughing face
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Firefighterchen
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Deserteagle:244319 said:
That's pretty true in the sense that I think that was the first sarcastic remark I can recall from you.
Deserteagle
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You may be right, but not to worry, there is much more to come
Axeanda45
Banned
Just do us all a favor and try not to murder anyone while doing it,OK?
In Missouri, a concealed permit is an "endorsement" on residents' driver license. It seems to also appear when a vehicle registered to a licensee is run.
My daughter used to work as a dispatcher for the county sheriff/911 office and drove a car registered to me. One of the new Hwy Patrol troopers was checking her out and ran her vehicle plate which came back as belonging to me AND showed I had a CCW. The young trooper seemed a little "put off" as she called it when he found out Daddy packs a popper.
My daughter used to work as a dispatcher for the county sheriff/911 office and drove a car registered to me. One of the new Hwy Patrol troopers was checking her out and ran her vehicle plate which came back as belonging to me AND showed I had a CCW. The young trooper seemed a little "put off" as she called it when he found out Daddy packs a popper.
mrjam2jab
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In PA, it's not required, no reason to mention it.
Why bring it up at all if you are not armed at the time???
Law was revised as far as eliminating the penalty...the law itself still exists.
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Why bring it up at all if you are not armed at the time???
Law was revised as far as eliminating the penalty...the law itself still exists.
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Yes, I did. They had a little status board behind the desk with the room numbers and little magnetic guns. She put one of the guns over my room number. She said not to worry, in the event of robberies, that would direct the criminals to the rooms farthest away from the guns.
