RockyMtnScotsman
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We all know that OC is legal here within certain limitation.
Many of us have Concealed Carry permits as well.
In general if you're carrying concealed and you fail to maintain concealment, you can (technically) be charged with brandishment of a firearm.
So.... When both CC and OC are legal (assuming you have the CC permit) is this enforcable?
Here's the specific scenario I'm thinking of: I'm (legally) carrying concealed with a jacket on. As long as the jacket remains on, my weapon is fully concealed. If I remove my jacket then I should be legal under open carry provisions. Why doesn't the transition from one state to the other constitute brandishment?
Looking for Legal opinions.. Local experiences...
Thanks!
We all know that OC is legal here within certain limitation.
Many of us have Concealed Carry permits as well.
In general if you're carrying concealed and you fail to maintain concealment, you can (technically) be charged with brandishment of a firearm.
So.... When both CC and OC are legal (assuming you have the CC permit) is this enforcable?
Here's the specific scenario I'm thinking of: I'm (legally) carrying concealed with a jacket on. As long as the jacket remains on, my weapon is fully concealed. If I remove my jacket then I should be legal under open carry provisions. Why doesn't the transition from one state to the other constitute brandishment?
Looking for Legal opinions.. Local experiences...
Thanks!