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Thundar wrote:
Check this line out.....
"person who has a valid concealed handgun permit and possesses a concealed handgun while in a motor vehicle"
The line indicates that "while in the motor vehicle" ... you can possess a concealed handgun. (Presumed to be loaded).
So I think if you exit... you are no longer "in a motor vehicle" and therefore it would have to be unloaded and stored since you cannot take it with you.
But I am no lawyer... :lol:
Thundar wrote:
I am thinking that you CANNOT leave a loaded and unattended gun in a car.LEO 229 wrote:Yes LEO I agree you must leave the handgun in the vehicle, that is what the thread is about.Thundar wrote:A ticket?? :uhoh:If you have a concealed handgun permit and the handgun is concealed in the vehicle, then I think you are O.K. When you leave the vehicle you no longer possess it and you are still O.K. When you return to the vehicle you again possess it, you are still O.K.
As I read it containers are only for entry onto school propertyby those without a CHP.
What am I missing?
Unless you are there with the gun for a school sponsored event... you MUST keep the gun in the vehicle.
Let me be clear.
If you have a CHP, conceal the gun IN THE VEHICLE, park in the school parking lot and leave the gun IN THE VEHICLE, what law has been broken?
When you are in the car you are allowed to conceal. When you leave the vehicle you are no longer in possession of the handgun. When you return to the vehicle you are allowed to conceal.
Check this line out.....
"person who has a valid concealed handgun permit and possesses a concealed handgun while in a motor vehicle"
The line indicates that "while in the motor vehicle" ... you can possess a concealed handgun. (Presumed to be loaded).
So I think if you exit... you are no longer "in a motor vehicle" and therefore it would have to be unloaded and stored since you cannot take it with you.
But I am no lawyer... :lol: