Michigander
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You need a carry license to carry, period, as far as I know for the rules in Indiana. The nice thing is that the license is good for the life time of the holder.
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You need a carry license to carry, period, as far as I know for the rules in Indiana. The nice thing is that the license is good for the life time of the holder.
Mtn Jack
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U ne corn
I am a one horned horse, researching why there was so many nice holsters on the market and no one would see them got my interest up. Searched Pa. Law and found my answer by deduction. Open carry was defacto legal. Having one of the oldest glocks in the country I have carried it on and off openly for 24 years. After my arrest in 08 a whole lot of people now know open carry is in deed legal. Any questions? Be safe Mtn Jack
I am a one horned horse, researching why there was so many nice holsters on the market and no one would see them got my interest up. Searched Pa. Law and found my answer by deduction. Open carry was defacto legal. Having one of the oldest glocks in the country I have carried it on and off openly for 24 years. After my arrest in 08 a whole lot of people now know open carry is in deed legal. Any questions? Be safe Mtn Jack