imperialism2024
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I've been looking through the firearms laws of PA, and while I'm somewhat sure it's in there somewhere, I can't find where it says where in the car one must transport an unloaded firearm. The assumption I had was that it must be transported in the trunk, with the ammo in a separate compartment.
Or does the law allow for one to carry a firearm, unloaded, in the cab of the vehicle, as long as the ammo is stored separately?
The reason I ask is that if I'm about to start OCing in PA, I would not be able to keep the loaded firearm on me in the vehicle, as I have no LTCFs, since I'm not yet 21. So, if I need to load/unload whenever I transition in and out of my vehicle, it would draw much less negative attention if I could just load and unload while still in my vehicle, rather than having to go to the trunk to do so.
I've been looking through the firearms laws of PA, and while I'm somewhat sure it's in there somewhere, I can't find where it says where in the car one must transport an unloaded firearm. The assumption I had was that it must be transported in the trunk, with the ammo in a separate compartment.
Or does the law allow for one to carry a firearm, unloaded, in the cab of the vehicle, as long as the ammo is stored separately?
The reason I ask is that if I'm about to start OCing in PA, I would not be able to keep the loaded firearm on me in the vehicle, as I have no LTCFs, since I'm not yet 21. So, if I need to load/unload whenever I transition in and out of my vehicle, it would draw much less negative attention if I could just load and unload while still in my vehicle, rather than having to go to the trunk to do so.