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A number of states that allow open carry in vehicles specify that the handgun must be in "plain view". What exactly is "plain view"? I'm right handed and ifI OC a handgun in my vehicle, it's partially obstructed by the seat belt buckle and would be completely invisible to an officer approaching my (driver side) window. For southpaws, the LEO would have to put his head in the window to see a holstered handgun. Can anyone tell me what their local LE agency considers "plain view"? TIA!
A number of states that allow open carry in vehicles specify that the handgun must be in "plain view". What exactly is "plain view"? I'm right handed and ifI OC a handgun in my vehicle, it's partially obstructed by the seat belt buckle and would be completely invisible to an officer approaching my (driver side) window. For southpaws, the LEO would have to put his head in the window to see a holstered handgun. Can anyone tell me what their local LE agency considers "plain view"? TIA!