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Posted: 8/19/2018 8:01:43 PM EDT
I'm going to be in Wichita next week.Does Kansas recognize Oklahoma concealed licenses?
If pulled over by police am I require to notify them that I am carrying?
What places can I not carry? Thanks for any information.
Link Posted: 8/19/2018 11:55:57 PM EDT
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https://www.gunstocarry.com/gun-laws-state/kansas-gun-laws/#recip

Looks like your permit is fine.  Don't need to say anything to the officer if pulled over.  I have always just handed my ccw permit with my DL and they have just asked where it was.  Nothing beyond that.  Happened one day as a buddy and I left the range.  That guy asked what we had....we chuckled and then proceeded to tell him about the arsenal that happened to be in the car.  My buddy, who was driving, got a warning lol

KS is about as good as it gets with regards to concealed carry.  You will want to stay away from government buildings and sporting events.  Signs aren't enforceable, but if you are made and asked to leave then you need to GTFO or you will have a problem.  You can go into restaurants and bars without issue.  We have castle doctrine
Link Posted: 8/20/2018 1:45:11 PM EDT
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Looks like your permit is fine.  Don't need to say anything to the officer if pulled over.  I have always just handed my ccw permit with my DL and they have just asked where it was.  Nothing beyond that.  Happened one day as a buddy and I left the range.  That guy asked what we had....we chuckled and then proceeded to tell him about the arsenal that happened to be in the car.  My buddy, who was driving, got a warning lol

KS is about as good as it gets with regards to concealed carry.  You will want to stay away from government buildings and sporting events.  Signs aren't enforceable, but if you are made and asked to leave then you need to GTFO or you will have a problem.  You can go into restaurants and bars without issue.  We have castle doctrine
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Thanks for the information,do you also have a stand your ground law?
Link Posted: 8/21/2018 9:04:50 PM EDT
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https://www.gunstocarry.com/gun-laws-state/kansas-gun-laws/#recip

Looks like your permit is fine.  Don't need to say anything to the officer if pulled over.  I have always just handed my ccw permit with my DL and they have just asked where it was.  Nothing beyond that.  Happened one day as a buddy and I left the range.  That guy asked what we had....we chuckled and then proceeded to tell him about the arsenal that happened to be in the car.  My buddy, who was driving, got a warning lol

KS is about as good as it gets with regards to concealed carry.  You will want to stay away from government buildings and sporting events.  Signs aren't enforceable, but if you are made and asked to leave then you need to GTFO or you will have a problem.  You can go into restaurants and bars without issue.  We have castle doctrine
Thanks for the information,do you also have a stand your ground law?
Yep. That was the castle doctrine reference
Link Posted: 8/22/2018 11:41:51 AM EDT
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Ok thanks,here the castle doctrine refers to your home and the stand your ground pertains to being out in public.
Link Posted: 9/7/2018 10:40:22 AM EDT
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Ok thanks,here the castle doctrine refers to your home and the stand your ground pertains to being out in public.
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I see.  You have no duty to retreat in KS if you feel that your life is in danger...home or otherwise
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