Deadeye600
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Hello, thought I would introduce myself, as I am new here. My name is Patrick and I just found this web site about a week ago. I support open carry and concealed carry, but prefer to conceal myself. I am in Nixa, MO.
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Broondog
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welcome to OCDO Deadeye600!
i hope to see more posts from you.
i hope to see more posts from you.
SavageOne
Regular Member
Welcome!!!!
Welcome Deadeye.
Welcome Deadeye.
silo
Regular Member
Same here. Only reason I don't OC more often is because it's so difficult to know every law and where every territory begins and stops. Which is why I wish we were an OC state.
Jim40Cal
Regular Member
Welcome Deadeye,,,,
peterarthur
Regular Member
Welcome! Look forward to hearing from you! Read some of the older posts and create new ones! 
usmcbess
Regular Member
Glad to see more people finding out about OCDO.
Richieg150
Regular Member
Welcome DEADEYE600,glad to see you here.If your not opencarrying,its cool,at least you are carrying so you wont become a victim.I dont care if you or others carry concealed,as they shouldnt care if I carry open,but im sad to say,it usually doesnt end up that way....
sohighlyunlikely
Regular Member
St Charles County
I have read all the firearms laws for all of the Municipalities in St Charles county and you are good to OC just about anywhere in the county if you have a CCW. The only place it is uncertain is Foristell and I don't even know if they have their own PD.
I have read all the firearms laws for all of the Municipalities in St Charles county and you are good to OC just about anywhere in the county if you have a CCW. The only place it is uncertain is Foristell and I don't even know if they have their own PD.
sohighlyunlikely
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zekester
Regular Member
Welcome Deadeye
silo
Regular Member
Thanks for the info! Glad to see D.P. on there, as I wasn't sure. Even if I CC I usually don't pay much attention to whether or not I'm printing, as I figure OC is legal. Just wasn't sure about D.P.
As for Foristell, they do have their own PD, but it's EXTREMELY small. Here's their website: http://www.cityofforistell.org/police_department.html If you find out, let me know!
sohighlyunlikely
Regular Member
The one place in St Charles county
I have read Foristell's laws and they do have a law that states simply list illegal use of a weapon to include "Carries a firearm or any other weapon readily capable of lethal use" and they have not updated their laws to adjust for CCW so as it is written for now. OC could catch that charge.
You can allow your firearm to print all you want. Missouri does not have laws that make printing illegal.
Doc
I have read Foristell's laws and they do have a law that states simply list illegal use of a weapon to include "Carries a firearm or any other weapon readily capable of lethal use" and they have not updated their laws to adjust for CCW so as it is written for now. OC could catch that charge.
You can allow your firearm to print all you want. Missouri does not have laws that make printing illegal.
Doc
silo
Regular Member
Interesting. Think that could be interpreted as being able to OC with it unloaded but with a mag in the pocket/in a holder?
sohighlyunlikely
Regular Member
signs, signs everywhere signs.....
I have read many of Missouri's laws concerning carried firearms and it is my opinion that a firearm that is "readily accessible" with ammo that is "readily accessible" would be a violation of Foristell's law. Missouri's laws are written different than states like Cali. You have to know the states definitions to terms used. Common sense and laws rarely go hand and hand.
Doc
I have read many of Missouri's laws concerning carried firearms and it is my opinion that a firearm that is "readily accessible" with ammo that is "readily accessible" would be a violation of Foristell's law. Missouri's laws are written different than states like Cali. You have to know the states definitions to terms used. Common sense and laws rarely go hand and hand.
Doc
silo
Regular Member
Thanks for the info. Also wanted to let everyone know I changed my screen name from "mofalloncarry" to "silo" to make it less confusing for me on what my screen name is here, haha.