50 state open carry reference chart?

Nice.

I dont know how it works though.

stainless1911 said:

Nice.

I dont know how it works though.

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Sign into your google account, click on the link above and you should be able to view the document.

EDIT: Er scratch that. list your google account here and I will add it to the list of allowed editors

davidmcbeth said:

since the 2nd amendment applies throughout the land ... many states are wrong on this subject ... either we have the right to carry or we don't ... and any "regulations" regarding this should be consistent throughout the land. I think that the regulations regarding carry should be the same as possessing ... no felons, crazies, and and age limit...that's it.

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um, no felons crazies and age limit? why?

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stainless1911 said:

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Got it you are added to the list of editors.

Thanks.

Made some, looking up a couple more now.

What about reciprocity? that might turn into a jumble though.

stainless1911 said:

Thanks.

Made some, looking up a couple more now.

What about reciprocity? that might turn into a jumble though.

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look at the first line of the chart. everything in it is in regards to michigan cpl

Aah I see.

If we write this up without that stipulation, the chart would be a more effective source of information for every gun owner in the country.

stainless1911 said:

Aah I see.

If we write this up without that stipulation, the chart would be a more effective source of information for every gun owner in the country.

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Ok but lets get MI done 1st then we can add another 49+ columns

For Indiana, under State Parks, someone should add:

"Y, unless it is controlled/ran by the Army Corp of Engineers."

Which may only apply to DNR or other park land, etc. but it is important to note the distinction. Actually that should probably go under the "Off Limits" column.

You should also include "Must inform" and "Signs have the force of law" columns. That's vital info.

griffin said:

For Indiana, under State Parks, someone should add:

"Y, unless it is controlled/ran by the Army Corp of Engineers."

Which may only apply to DNR or other park land, etc. but it is important to note the distinction. Actually that should probably go under the "Off Limits" column.

You should also include "Must inform" and "Signs have the force of law" columns. That's vital info.

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Updated, check and see if it's right

Hevymetal said:

Updated, check and see if it's right

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I don't see any difference.

Hevymetal said:

Ok but lets get MI done 1st then we can add another 49+ columns

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Why would it need a column for each state?

Hevymetal said:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Am0EpFkTMxWAdGlJRmhtMDJmZUFaLWpRaUZoRUtOMXc

Spreadsheet ported to GoogleDocs

use the link and fill in the blanks

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I do not like the line for WA...it is not that simple with all the exemptions. The best explaination line would be: read RCW 9.41.050 (prohibitions) and RCW 9.41.060 (exemptions). Unlicensed loaded OC for your personal self defence is guaranteed by our state constitution...Article 1 section 24. You may OC or CC on any private land (your own or someone elses with permission, does not need to be written permission)

In WA unlicensed loaded OC (even CC), in a vehicle or not, is allowed if you are participating in some outdoor recreational activity, or going to and from such. RCW 9.41.060(8). Camping, hiking, horseback riding, etc, as well as hunting and fishing are outdoor recreational activities that are covered, no license necessary. Same goes for municipal transit...it is not just a flat "no" RCW 9.41.060 states that "The restriction in RCW 9.41.050 DO NOT APPLY TO... Unlicensed OC when not is a vehicle is always OK except where prohibited by federal law, or specifically not allowed under RCW 9.41.300.

There is one thing that is absolute though...loaded long guns are not allowed in or on any vehicle. Only two exceptions: a disabled hunter with a disabled hunters license and LE) This is F&W regulations (RCW 70), not carry regulations (RCW 9.41)

As you can see, the only logical way to answer this idea is to point to the law and let the visitor read what is written.

hermannr said:

As you can see, the only logical way to answer this idea is to point to the law and let the visitor read what is written.

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Don't feel bad, Michigans firearms law escapes logic entirely.