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watch it, i resemble that remark. still mad about losing the war huh? maybe you did win the point though.
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NC OC experience reports
- Thread starter glockaholic
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One day, I will install a mobile HF radio in my vehicle, with an amplifier. When one of those types pulls up at the light, shaking my windows, I'll just flip on the amp and throw my callsign out, pushing 1.5kW. BZZZZZTTT!!!...*silence*..About all that I can support that town like these (Concord included) do is restrict the mega-booming car stereos that force you to hear the bass of somoene's car from 100' away in traffic. Makes me wish for a mini-EMP device in my car...
Oh, but back on topic...I OCed @ the Walnut St. Harris Teeter today with no issues.
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Cary re-wrote their ordinances to come in line with state law recently. You still can't carry inside of city owned buildings, but sidewalks (etc) are legal ground there now. You can't be busted for simply walking down the sidewalk and carrying....aside from the normal harassment you would get anywhere from people who don't know a thing about the law....
carolina guy
Regular Member
One day, I will install a mobile HF radio in my vehicle, with an amplifier. When one of those types pulls up at the light, shaking my windows, I'll just flip on the amp and throw my callsign out, pushing 1.5kW. BZZZZZTTT!!!...*silence*
Oh, but back on topic...I OCed @ the Walnut St. Harris Teeter today with no issues.
I like it...but what frequency??
I like it...but what frequency??
Check this out if you're actually interested in the hobby. It can be fun, if you're in to such nerdish things.
I went to a Whitney Houston tribute concert my a family friend put on @ Pullen Park, last night. They still have the "No firearms, concealed or displayed" sign at the entrance of the parking lot, but the new sign they have up at the entrance to the actual park says no firearms except those authorized under NCGS 14-415. Since they allow CHP holders in, I decided to go ahead and reholster. No one seemed to mind.
frogfish
Regular Member
Was able to educate a fellow citizen today. Accompanied my friend to the UPS office so he could get the character reference for the Durham Co. PPP notorized...and the lady notary asked about handgun and carry laws. At the end of the conversation, she said he thinks she will start carrying. Nice little interaction and I don't even have my hangun yet.
Check this out if you're actually interested in the hobby. It can be fun, if you're in to such nerdish things.
I went to a Whitney Houston tribute concert my a family friend put on @ Pullen Park, last night. They still have the "No firearms, concealed or displayed" sign at the entrance of the parking lot, but the new sign they have up at the entrance to the actual park says no firearms except those authorized under NCGS 14-415. Since they allow CHP holders in, I decided to go ahead and reholster. No one seemed to mind.
Presume that there is no requirement to CC though. It is signs like this that create problems as they give the average, non-informed citizen the impression that self-defense tools are NOT allowed.
nuc65
Activist Member
Check this out if you're actually interested in the hobby. It can be fun, if you're in to such nerdish things.
I went to a Whitney Houston tribute concert my a family friend put on @ Pullen Park, last night. They still have the "No firearms, concealed or displayed" sign at the entrance of the parking lot, but the new sign they have up at the entrance to the actual park says no firearms except those authorized under NCGS 14-415. Since they allow CHP holders in, I decided to go ahead and reholster. No one seemed to mind.
Doesn't 14-269.3 forbid carrying someplace where admission is charged?
Originally Posted by FlyBoy276
Check this out if you're actually interested in the hobby. It can be fun, if you're in to such nerdish things.
I went to a Whitney Houston tribute concert my a family friend put on @ Pullen Park, last night. They still have the "No firearms, concealed or displayed" sign at the entrance of the parking lot, but the new sign they have up at the entrance to the actual park says no firearms except those authorized under NCGS 14-415. Since they allow CHP holders in, I decided to go ahead and reholster. No one seemed to mind.
Yes it does, but was admission being charged?
Also 14-269.3 provides an exception that possibly covers him, as his family friend was the organizer.
A person participating in the event, if he is carrying a gun, rifle, or pistol with the permission of the owner, lessee, or person or organization sponsoring the event
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bhatley6
New member
First Post/First OC Experience
Well, I read through all 65 pages of this thread before going out on my first trip OC'ing. I ended up going to Gander Mtn., Walmart, and then Bojangles for lunch. All in all, a very good trip. No stops by anyone so my flyers stayed in my pocket but nevertheless, I am much more comfortable now OC'ing.
All of these places were in Greensboro by the way. The WalMart was the one on Elmsley Dr. off of S. Elm-Eugene St.
Well, I read through all 65 pages of this thread before going out on my first trip OC'ing. I ended up going to Gander Mtn., Walmart, and then Bojangles for lunch. All in all, a very good trip. No stops by anyone so my flyers stayed in my pocket but nevertheless, I am much more comfortable now OC'ing.
All of these places were in Greensboro by the way. The WalMart was the one on Elmsley Dr. off of S. Elm-Eugene St.
Welcome to OCDO - nice start to your OC career.
Lots of good information here - you only have 68,601 more threads to go :lol:
frodo0602
Regular Member
Moving to NC
hello all,
I'm an OCer from Nevada, military, currently in Korea. Will be moving to NC around June 2013. I started OCing in Nevada and have had great experiences so far. Looking forward to living in NC and OCing there as well. Been reading the threads for your area to begin learning what varies from NV to NC. Was wondering if someone can point me in the direction (website) of/for the State Constitution, state laws/statutes, and possibly county and city ordinances for the Fayetteville area. thanks much!
I'll continue visiting your site while i'm here in Korea, and hopefully it will be like moving home when the time comes
Mike
hello all,
I'm an OCer from Nevada, military, currently in Korea. Will be moving to NC around June 2013. I started OCing in Nevada and have had great experiences so far. Looking forward to living in NC and OCing there as well. Been reading the threads for your area to begin learning what varies from NV to NC. Was wondering if someone can point me in the direction (website) of/for the State Constitution, state laws/statutes, and possibly county and city ordinances for the Fayetteville area. thanks much!
I'll continue visiting your site while i'm here in Korea, and hopefully it will be like moving home when the time comes
Mike
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hello all,
I'm an OCer from Nevada, military, currently in Korea. Will be moving to NC around June 2013. I started OCing in Nevada and have had great experiences so far. Looking forward to living in NC and OCing there as well. Been reading the threads for your area to begin learning what varies from NV to NC. Was wondering if someone can point me in the direction (website) of/for the State Constitution, state laws/statutes, and possibly county and city ordinances for the Fayetteville area. thanks much!
I'll continue visiting your site while i'm here in Korea, and hopefully it will be like moving home when the time comes
Mike
Thank you for your service and welcome.
NC state Constitution:
http://www.ncleg.net/Legislation/constitution/ncconstitution.html
NC firearms laws:
http://ncja.ncdoj.gov/getdoc/a18f57fc-d990-43f0-8982-feb1f4c72deb/NC-Firearms-Laws-Pub-2011.aspx
There are but a few exceptions to state preemption of firearms and related laws. I know of no such for Fayetteville.
frodo0602
Regular Member
Cite to ordinance please. I missed that change/clarification.
carolina guy
Regular Member
Check post #1596 in this thread for links.
Well at least that didn't require the use of The Way Back Machine, but that is a cite to the Cary PD not the ordinance.
That strikes me a lot like asking the police for a legal opinion.
carolina guy
Regular Member
bc.cruiser
Regular Member
hello all,
I'm an OCer from Nevada, military, currently in Korea. Will be moving to NC around June 2013. I started OCing in Nevada and have had great experiences so far. Looking forward to living in NC and OCing there as well. Been reading the threads for your area to begin learning what varies from NV to NC. Was wondering if someone can point me in the direction (website) of/for the State Constitution, state laws/statutes, and possibly county and city ordinances for the Fayetteville area. thanks much!
I'll continue visiting your site while i'm here in Korea, and hopefully it will be like moving home when the time comes
Mike
Advance welcome to Fayetteville. This place is gun-friendly.
It has the usual (for NC) no gun places, but fewer than some. We still don't have provisions for carry in places that serve alcohol for on site consumption. We also do not have gun registration (except Durham county).
NC Law: http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/gascripts/statutes/statutestoc.pl
Chapter 14 is the relevant chapter; sections 35-37, 38, 52A-53B, 54A-B.
Fayetteville: http://library.municode.com/index.aspx?clientId=10733 Chapters 17, 18
Cumberland county: http://library.municode.com/index.aspx?clientId=14314 Chapter 9.5, 5.
Note: NC Supreme Court has decided that prohibiting firearms off private property during declared emergencies is unconstitutional.:banana: