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vehicle UOC
- Thread starter motard91
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heliopolissolutions
Regular Member
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And unloaded, and out school zones.
Theres lots more to learn, and you can expect that you might have to endure untoward police attention...as if bikers didn't have it bad enough, right?
I suggest you really browse around the forums and educate yourself before UOCing, alot can go wrong, and theres alot of things you can do to help improve local and state government with regards to the 2A.
There is a FAQ thread posted by Mudcamper where you can familiarize yourself with the history and current goings-on of UOC in CA, also relevant laws and developing cases can be found there.
And unloaded, and out school zones.
Theres lots more to learn, and you can expect that you might have to endure untoward police attention...as if bikers didn't have it bad enough, right?
I suggest you really browse around the forums and educate yourself before UOCing, alot can go wrong, and theres alot of things you can do to help improve local and state government with regards to the 2A.
There is a FAQ thread posted by Mudcamper where you can familiarize yourself with the history and current goings-on of UOC in CA, also relevant laws and developing cases can be found there.
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haha yea we get a bad rep to start. But I have been browsing the forum for only a few days but have gained a lot of useful information, not only about UOC but in general about many of my rights. I plan to continue to browse the forums and educate myself on the laws associated with UOC and will probably start during the summer. I have always been a fervent supporter of the 2nd amendment and think this is a very good way to get to public to see that firearms are not only for criminals and officers but every citizen, and that everybody has the right to lawfully possess a firearm both in private and public.
haha yea we get a bad rep to start. But I have been browsing the forum for only a few days but have gained a lot of useful information, not only about UOC but in general about many of my rights. I plan to continue to browse the forums and educate myself on the laws associated with UOC and will probably start during the summer. I have always been a fervent supporter of the 2nd amendment and think this is a very good way to get to public to see that firearms are not only for criminals and officers but every citizen, and that everybody has the right to lawfully possess a firearm both in private and public.
Gundude
Regular Member
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motard91 wrote:
motard91 wrote:
You will probably ride through a GFSZ, and you will probably get busted. For myself, I wouldn't risk it.
JJ
Regular Member
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Welcome to the forum Motard.
I too ride a motorcycle but rarely carry while riding. I'll strap on my holster and magazines but keep my gun locked up until I get where I'm going. (Making sure ahead of time where I am going is not in a GFSZ).
There are several schools near my home, but it is also very easy to unknowingly travel thru a school zone while being out and about.
And being out in the open as we are while riding, you may have a concerned citizen (or maybe just some jerk who doesn't like motorcyclist) call the PD after seeing your firearm.
If you're going to carry while riding be ready for unwanted attention,and please be absolutely certain that you know the area you will be traveling thru does not pass thru a GFSZ. I say better safe than sorry.
Ride safe and keep the rubber on the road!
JJ
Welcome to the forum Motard.
I too ride a motorcycle but rarely carry while riding. I'll strap on my holster and magazines but keep my gun locked up until I get where I'm going. (Making sure ahead of time where I am going is not in a GFSZ).
There are several schools near my home, but it is also very easy to unknowingly travel thru a school zone while being out and about.
And being out in the open as we are while riding, you may have a concerned citizen (or maybe just some jerk who doesn't like motorcyclist) call the PD after seeing your firearm.
If you're going to carry while riding be ready for unwanted attention,and please be absolutely certain that you know the area you will be traveling thru does not pass thru a GFSZ. I say better safe than sorry.
Ride safe and keep the rubber on the road!
JJ