noonanda
New member
Hi All new member with a few questions that were not really answered, or just need a little clarification. but before that want to introduce myself.
Active duty Military, just went over 18 years in the Marine Corps. Oklahoma Resident, Stationed up in 29 Palms California. I will be vacationing in the great free state of Arizona for about 10 days in the phoenix area and am looking into open carrying while I am there but before I do so I have a few questions on the law that I need clarification on. I am not an AZ CCW permit holder.
First off
1) Loaded open carry: Authorized even though I am a non-resident? I understand where I can and cannot open carry, but you have to remember I live in California where the only option for most is Unloaded open carry.
2)Travelling in a vehicle, must the firearm be unloaded if it is carried on the hip while driving? or must it be removed from the hip and stored in the glove box, or a locked container?
I apologize in advance, Im sure these same questions get asked over and over again but I was unable to get a confirmation on these.
Thanks for your time
Active duty Military, just went over 18 years in the Marine Corps. Oklahoma Resident, Stationed up in 29 Palms California. I will be vacationing in the great free state of Arizona for about 10 days in the phoenix area and am looking into open carrying while I am there but before I do so I have a few questions on the law that I need clarification on. I am not an AZ CCW permit holder.
First off
1) Loaded open carry: Authorized even though I am a non-resident? I understand where I can and cannot open carry, but you have to remember I live in California where the only option for most is Unloaded open carry.
2)Travelling in a vehicle, must the firearm be unloaded if it is carried on the hip while driving? or must it be removed from the hip and stored in the glove box, or a locked container?
I apologize in advance, Im sure these same questions get asked over and over again but I was unable to get a confirmation on these.
Thanks for your time