Rich Keagy
Regular Member
What about the cover they drape around your neck?
What to do?
What to do?
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OC while at the barber
- Thread starter Rich Keagy
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Iopencarry
Regular Member
that would make it concealed.
ConditionThree
State Pioneer
Agreed.
The most prudent thing to do would to be to case it while you are being shorn.
pullnshoot25
Regular Member
Did it. Just drape the cape around it.
stuckinchico
Regular Member
Concealed carry on private property = not illegal with permission
Yes, it would be concealed.... but I don't think you would be engaging in criminal conduct.
The actual act of concealing the pistol is not being executed by YOU... and in order to be held criminally liable for violating a law, YOU need to be the one who commits all the elements of an offense.
I say don't worry about it.
mjones
Regular Member
You need to look at PC 12025 through 12027 more closely...
at best you will be able to make the argument in court that its ok; there is no clear exemption for being 'given permission' to conceal.
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mjones
Regular Member
WHO does the concealing is not an element of the crime with regard to carry on the person.
Of course it is.
Say you're walking down the street and someone throws a blanket over you. Yeah, the gun is concealed,, but should be convicted?
hgreen
Regular Member
Who does the gun have to be concealed from in order to be illegal?
In a crowd at a mall or fair people may be so close that no one but you looking right down could see it, is that concealed?
If the barber knows you are armed and covers it themselves, it would seem that they are implicitly giving you permission to conceal carry on their property...
In a crowd at a mall or fair people may be so close that no one but you looking right down could see it, is that concealed?
If the barber knows you are armed and covers it themselves, it would seem that they are implicitly giving you permission to conceal carry on their property...
ryanburbridge
Regular Member
Just don't get your hair cut! We are gun nuts shouldn't we look the part?
I have gotten a few hair cuts while UOC. Your gun is still in a belt holster openly carried. I agree with HGreen.
Now walking down the street with one of those covers with hair clippers may not go over as well.
Also! If in doubt ask an actual lawyer! Every thing said here is our opinion and should not be taken as the law of the land.
"If squirt guns are outlawed, only outlaw squirts will have guns!"
James Taranto
I have gotten a few hair cuts while UOC. Your gun is still in a belt holster openly carried. I agree with HGreen.
Now walking down the street with one of those covers with hair clippers may not go over as well.
Also! If in doubt ask an actual lawyer! Every thing said here is our opinion and should not be taken as the law of the land.
"If squirt guns are outlawed, only outlaw squirts will have guns!"
James Taranto