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CCW Question in my car.
11/25/2011 10:44:19 PM
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
11/25/2011 10:55:49 PM
Yes, all that is now ok, with CCW. 
11/26/2011 12:03:45 AM
Originally Posted By PropDoc:
Yes, all that is now ok, with CCW.
Yes, all that is now ok, with CCW.
you the man! but i guess it doesn't have to be in a holster right?
i have a center console, but it's non-locking. maybe i am paranoid.
11/26/2011 3:55:58 AM
yes you are correct, it does not need to be holstered
11/26/2011 6:47:56 AM
All restrictions have been removed for how it is transported. Just use common sense.
11/26/2011 7:05:24 AM
These are all GTG.IF you have your CHL.That's the important part.
11/26/2011 12:44:43 PM
Originally Posted By jose45:
These are all GTG.IF you have your CHL.That's the important part.
These are all GTG.IF you have your CHL.That's the important part.
Yes, IF you have your CHL, i assumed you had it, but go bucks!
11/26/2011 1:01:27 PM
Originally Posted By Bigmiker21:
Yes, IF you have your CHL, i assumed you had it, but go bucks!
Originally Posted By jose45:
These are all GTG.IF you have your CHL.That's the important part.
These are all GTG.IF you have your CHL.That's the important part.
Yes, IF you have your CHL, i assumed you had it, but go bucks!
yep! had it for the past 3 years
Thanks gentsGO BUCKS
11/26/2011 1:33:37 PM
Originally Posted By armoredsaint:
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
You must have been sleeping during your ccw class
11/26/2011 4:05:50 PM
Originally Posted By operator18:
You must have been sleeping during your ccw class
Originally Posted By armoredsaint:
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
You must have been sleeping during your ccw class
laws have changed since i took my class brosef.
11/26/2011 4:35:53 PM
Originally Posted By armoredsaint:
laws have changed since i took my class brosef.
Originally Posted By operator18:
You must have been sleeping during your ccw class
Originally Posted By armoredsaint:
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
I just wanted to double check if it's legal to drive around with my handgun either in the glovebox, center console or trunk instead of on my persons?
Does it have to be holstered or can if be free? And when I leave the vehicle I assume I can leave the handgun in the car too?
Sorry for the dumb questions.
You must have been sleeping during your ccw class
laws have changed since i took my class brosef.
Just bustin your balls
11/27/2011 11:26:01 AM
The only thing about the free in the car is if there are NO children (Under 18) in the vechicle.
Taken from the AG's web site.
WARNING:
As of Sept. 30, 2011, concealed handgun licensees are no longer required to carry handguns in any particular manner in a motor vehicle. However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
So what there saying is. If there is a minnor in the vechicle,You better keep it close, or on your person.
Taken from the AG's web site.
WARNING:
As of Sept. 30, 2011, concealed handgun licensees are no longer required to carry handguns in any particular manner in a motor vehicle. However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
So what there saying is. If there is a minnor in the vechicle,You better keep it close, or on your person.
11/27/2011 1:46:46 PM
The only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked.
Members of my shooting facility have started hiring an attorney once a year. We all kick in like 30$ and he goes over CCW legislation and has a pretty lengthy Q&A period. Worth every penny.
He's also a member, so he's cheap.
Food for thought.
Bigohio
Members of my shooting facility have started hiring an attorney once a year. We all kick in like 30$ and he goes over CCW legislation and has a pretty lengthy Q&A period. Worth every penny.
He's also a member, so he's cheap.
Food for thought.
Bigohio
11/27/2011 3:24:06 PM
Originally Posted By AR-Doctor:
The only thing about the free in the car is if there are NO children (Under 18) in the vechicle.
Taken from the AG's web site.
WARNING:
As of Sept. 30, 2011, concealed handgun licensees are no longer required to carry handguns in any particular manner in a motor vehicle. However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
So what there saying is. If there is a minnor in the vechicle,You better keep it close, or on your person.
The only thing about the free in the car is if there are NO children (Under 18) in the vechicle.
Taken from the AG's web site.
WARNING:
As of Sept. 30, 2011, concealed handgun licensees are no longer required to carry handguns in any particular manner in a motor vehicle. However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
So what there saying is. If there is a minnor in the vechicle,You better keep it close, or on your person.
that is interesting, i know the laws are constantly changing - it's better to be safe than sorry, plus I don't feel like being a test case for some bored DA that's anti 2A
11/27/2011 5:54:23 PM
However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons.
That's strictly advice, not law or a requirement.
It does NOT say this: However,you should must carry it safely and securely. The handgun should must be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
–– Chuck
11/27/2011 6:47:58 PM
Originally Posted By Bigohio:
The only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked.
Members of my shooting facility have started hiring an attorney once a year. We all kick in like 30$ and he goes over CCW legislation and has a pretty lengthy Q&A period. Worth every penny.
He's also a member, so he's cheap.
Food for thought.
Bigohio
The only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked.
Members of my shooting facility have started hiring an attorney once a year. We all kick in like 30$ and he goes over CCW legislation and has a pretty lengthy Q&A period. Worth every penny.
He's also a member, so he's cheap.
Food for thought.
Bigohio
GREAT idea. You use Derek Debrosse?
11/27/2011 6:59:16 PM
Originally Posted By silent17:
GREAT idea. You use Derek Debrosse?
Originally Posted By Bigohio:
The only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked.
Members of my shooting facility have started hiring an attorney once a year. We all kick in like 30$ and he goes over CCW legislation and has a pretty lengthy Q&A period. Worth every penny.
He's also a member, so he's cheap.
Food for thought.
Bigohio
The only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked.
Members of my shooting facility have started hiring an attorney once a year. We all kick in like 30$ and he goes over CCW legislation and has a pretty lengthy Q&A period. Worth every penny.
He's also a member, so he's cheap.
Food for thought.
Bigohio
GREAT idea. You use Derek Debrosse?
Nope. Just a club member active in IDPA with a private practice.
11/28/2011 1:53:13 PM
Hey Chuck. Something tells me that since they posted on the AG's web site ( Where I cut and copied from it) It may be more advise.
As it was explained to me by a Summit Co. Detective. And has done CCW training since day 1 here in Ohio. The Ag's office doesn't give advice.That's what YOU pay a lawyer for. The Ag's office is in the business to prosecute you for not knowing the Ohio laws.
WARNING:
As of Sept. 30, 2011, concealed handgun licensees are no longer required to carry handguns in any particular manner in a motor vehicle. However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
So lets put it this way, Since I have a small child. I'm not pushing the envelope. And have been advised about this pit fall in the CCW law.
As it was explained to me by a Summit Co. Detective. And has done CCW training since day 1 here in Ohio. The Ag's office doesn't give advice.That's what YOU pay a lawyer for. The Ag's office is in the business to prosecute you for not knowing the Ohio laws.
WARNING:
As of Sept. 30, 2011, concealed handgun licensees are no longer required to carry handguns in any particular manner in a motor vehicle. However,you should carry it safely and securely. The handgun should be carried so it is not accessible to unauthorized persons
So lets put it this way, Since I have a small child. I'm not pushing the envelope. And have been advised about this pit fall in the CCW law.
