HOLYROLLER
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Does WA code limit the # of weapons a person can carry, OC or CC? Thanks in advance, HR.
Does WA code limit the # of weapons a person can carry, OC or CC? Thanks in advance, HR.
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WA limit on # of carry guns?
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nofoa
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Your sole limit is your physical capability.
Your sole limit is your physical capability.
PavePusher
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I can't think of any reason you'd need more than 4... Just sayin'...:celebrate
Edit: Oops, I mean six, assuming a rifle and a shotty. :what:
I can't think of any reason you'd need more than 4... Just sayin'...:celebrate
Edit: Oops, I mean six, assuming a rifle and a shotty. :what:
sv_libertarian
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No limits.
No limits.
G20-IWB24/7
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As has been mentioned above, there is no limit to the number of handguns one can carry in Washington state. I asked this question to a family friend of mine a while back, who happens to be a criminal defense attorney, lifetime NRA member, and all-around good guy, and he confirmed what has already been written!
Two is one and one is none! Stay safe!
As has been mentioned above, there is no limit to the number of handguns one can carry in Washington state. I asked this question to a family friend of mine a while back, who happens to be a criminal defense attorney, lifetime NRA member, and all-around good guy, and he confirmed what has already been written!
Two is one and one is none! Stay safe!
Mainsail
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HOLYROLLER wrote:
HOLYROLLER wrote:
#? Why would the state limit the pounds of guns one could carry? As long as your pants stay up.
HOLYROLLER
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Mainsail wrote:
Mainsail wrote:
LOL...I have asturdy belt!
Dave_pro2a
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Anyone else remember when the WA permit read "Concealed Wapons"
Anyone else remember when the WA permit read "Concealed Wapons"
Preston1911
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My guess is that the Concealed Weapons Permit CWP changed to a Concealed Pistol License about 12 years ago while trying to think back how many permit renewals ago it was.
My guess is that the Concealed Weapons Permit CWP changed to a Concealed Pistol License about 12 years ago while trying to think back how many permit renewals ago it was.
BluesBear
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Dave_pro2a wrote:
Back when WA was may issue, all types of weapons were covered. Guns, knives, whatever. Nowadays it's only handguns.
I really liked my CDW (concealed deadly weapon) permit back in Kentucky as it covered all types of deadly weapons. As I think it should be.
As for the number of guns, I always carry at least onebackup. And it isnot uncommon for me to carry two openly.
Dave_pro2a wrote:
Anyone else remember when the WA permit read "Concealed Wapons"
Back when WA was may issue, all types of weapons were covered. Guns, knives, whatever. Nowadays it's only handguns.
I really liked my CDW (concealed deadly weapon) permit back in Kentucky as it covered all types of deadly weapons. As I think it should be.
As for the number of guns, I always carry at least onebackup. And it isnot uncommon for me to carry two openly.
amlevin
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Eugene Tackelberry woud be right at home here in Washington State. No limit other than your financial ability to buy or your physical ability to carry. I would say though that there is only so much room on one's belt for Open Carry and the possibilities for concealing are finite as well.
Eugene Tackelberry woud be right at home here in Washington State. No limit other than your financial ability to buy or your physical ability to carry. I would say though that there is only so much room on one's belt for Open Carry and the possibilities for concealing are finite as well.
nofoa
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HOLYROLLER wrote:
I totally had a mental image of someone walking into walmart with there entire safe on their belt. Clinking along towards the sports section.
HOLYROLLER wrote:
I totally had a mental image of someone walking into walmart with there entire safe on their belt. Clinking along towards the sports section.
G_Lyons
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I work in South Seattle. There ain't no rule that says you pants have to stay up. Other wise there would be even more cops down here.
I work in South Seattle. There ain't no rule that says you pants have to stay up. Other wise there would be even more cops down here.