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Unfortunately I tend to agree with this statement with my own twist.. "dont ask a PERSON and just PRESUME his/her answer is correct" (credintials {sp}, for instance alot of times when somebody answers a law question,they put the number on the law so you can actually pull it up yourself and see its there)
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That's a much better answer than I gave! Also, never, never depend too much on answers given on internet boards. Use them as reference points. Even double check your lawyer. I catch mine in a mistake once in a while. Makes him mad too.

OK,OK, you know it all, why do you pay me:shock:
 
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LEO 229 wrote:
VAopencarry wrote:
DO NOT ask cops about gun laws most do not know gun laws and will give their opinion, not law.
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Please do not single out cops... There are plenty of citizens that do not a damn thing either.
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Which is why I wouldn't recommend going up to random people on the street and asking them about the law, any more than I'd go up to a random cop and do so.
 
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thank you all for your opions on this matter from what i have read even though the law does not go into this that much is a person that rides next to you can see your gun then it is legal for open carry.
 
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FWIW, IANAL, YMMV, ETC CETERA....

On the dash, or on the passenger's seat. Even if it means someone gets to hold it in their lap.

Look the code up yourself, and welcome. :)
 
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