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jeff county OC
- Thread starter kylemoul
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sohighlyunlikely
Regular Member
some info
Per Wiki House Springs is un-incorporated so it can't legally make it's own firearms laws.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Springs,_Missouri
Here is Byrnes Mills website.
http://byrnesmill.org/index.html
I can't find any listing for it's ordinances there or on Muni codes or Sullivans list. I would wager they have not gone digital yet. on the police page is the contact info for their chief of police if you are so inclined to ask him where to get a copy of the regs for Byrnes Mill.
Doc
Per Wiki House Springs is un-incorporated so it can't legally make it's own firearms laws.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Springs,_Missouri
Here is Byrnes Mills website.
http://byrnesmill.org/index.html
I can't find any listing for it's ordinances there or on Muni codes or Sullivans list. I would wager they have not gone digital yet. on the police page is the contact info for their chief of police if you are so inclined to ask him where to get a copy of the regs for Byrnes Mill.
Doc
As far as I can find, Jefferson County, MO. has no codes or ordinances online regarding carrying weapons in any capacity (open / concealed). http://www.jeffcomo.org/Codes.aspx?nodeID=Codes
ha...i mispelled byrns mill for some reason no wonder i couldnt find it.
i fugured as much because in jeff county you can shoot firearms on your property and they have almost no gun laws, but still had to ask.
so i am guessing unincorperated areas of a county would go by state laws?
i fugured as much because in jeff county you can shoot firearms on your property and they have almost no gun laws, but still had to ask.
so i am guessing unincorperated areas of a county would go by state laws?
sohighlyunlikely
Regular Member
Just like cities and towns, the state gives every county the power to restrict OC. As long as the county doesn't have any laws that restrict OC, You are on the state standards.
Doc
sohighlyunlikely
Regular Member
Correct The State's law says that you a community has to incorporate to have the authority to their own codes and ordinances governing Open Carry.
Doc