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Posted: 3/15/2015 11:28:25 AM EDT

Am I good to go with valid CCW permit in my state ?

Posted: 3/15/2015 12:57:52 PM EDT

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No, your out of State CCW permit is not valid in Calfornia (no reciprocity).

Do not bring any magazines that hold more than ten rounds (rifle or handgun).

If you bring a handgun when you come, be sure you have a small locked container for it. You will need that to transport the handgun in your vehicle. It has to be unloaded and in a locked container while in your motor vehicle. Do not transport it in the glove box or utility compartment in the passenger area.

Posted: 3/15/2015 1:44:52 PM EDT

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No, your out of State CCW permit is not valid in Calfornia (no reciprocity).

Do not bring any magazines that hold more than ten rounds (rifle or handgun).

If you bring a handgun when you come, be sure you have a small locked container for it. You will need that to transport the handgun in your vehicle. It has to be unloaded and in a locked container while in your motor vehicle. Do not transport it in the glove box or utility compartment in the passenger area.

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K. Thanks for the reply.

I'll bring a brick instead. Much less hassle and just as effective as an unloaded pistol.

Posted: 3/15/2015 2:55:02 PM EDT

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brick is good for now I think....

Posted: 3/15/2015 2:57:05 PM EDT

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No, your out of State CCW permit is not valid in Calfornia (no reciprocity).

Do not bring any magazines that hold more than ten rounds (rifle or handgun).

If you bring a handgun when you come, be sure you have a small locked container for it. You will need that to transport the handgun in your vehicle. It has to be unloaded and in a locked container while in your motor vehicle. Do not transport it in the glove box or utility compartment in the passenger area.

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interesting point, when the transport law was changed, I've been having a helova time trying to find a mil or LE exemption, I really don't think there's any!

Posted: 3/15/2015 6:03:31 PM EDT

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Just stay home.

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Posted: 3/15/2015 6:43:32 PM EDT

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Actually, a brick, carried concealed on your person and carried for the purpose of self defense is also a felony for carrying a concealed weapon. They also "print" badly.

It is okay to open-carry a brick,... for now, but I haven't yet found a decent brick holster with level III retention.

Posted: 3/17/2015 12:52:55 AM EDT

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I'll bring a brick instead. Much less hassle and just as effective as an unloaded pistol.

Bad things sometimes happen to good people, but that hasn't stopped me from traveling the world.

An armed society is a polite and mature society Paul.

Thanks for the info Folks. [cheers]

Posted: 3/17/2015 3:01:13 AM EDT

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K. Thanks for the reply.

I'll bring a brick instead. Much less hassle and just as effective as an unloaded pistol.

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No, your out of State CCW permit is not valid in Calfornia (no reciprocity).

Do not bring any magazines that hold more than ten rounds (rifle or handgun).

If you bring a handgun when you come, be sure you have a small locked container for it. You will need that to transport the handgun in your vehicle. It has to be unloaded and in a locked container while in your motor vehicle. Do not transport it in the glove box or utility compartment in the passenger area.

K. Thanks for the reply.

I'll bring a brick instead. Much less hassle and just as effective as an unloaded pistol.

More effective, heavier and can have relatively "sharp" edges