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Posted: 10/29/2020 10:22:17 AM EDT
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Rifle must be transported unloaded in your vehicle. If you have it in a case keep ammo/loaded mags in a separate compartment.
“Loaded.” A firearm is loaded if the firing chamber, the nondetachable magazine or, in the case of a revolver, any of the chambers of the cylinder contain ammunition capable of being fired. In the case of a firearm which utilizes a detachable magazine, the term shall mean a magazine suitable for use in said firearm which magazine contains such ammunition and has been inserted in the firearm or is in the same container or, where the container has multiple compartments, the same compartment thereof as the firearm. If the magazine is inserted into a pouch, holder, holster or other protective device that provides for a complete and secure enclosure of the ammunition, then the pouch, holder, holster or other protective device shall be deemed to be a separate compartment. ETA: outside of your vehicle you can carry a loaded rifle without a license |
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Posted: 10/29/2020 10:34:43 AM EDT
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Ok.
Not messing with a pistol. I will be in an F150. Rifle in a case in passenger section and ammo in rifle case in back seat? |
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Posted: 10/29/2020 2:57:25 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Ok. Not messing with a pistol. I will be in an F150. Rifle in a case in passenger section and ammo in rifle case in back seat? One or the other will need to be in a locked container. |
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Posted: 10/29/2020 3:41:09 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: One or the other will need to be in a locked container. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Ok. Not messing with a pistol. I will be in an F150. Rifle in a case in passenger section and ammo in rifle case in back seat? One or the other will need to be in a locked container. Rifle and ammo being in different cases (or different compartments of the same case) is all that's required, no need for either to be locked. I transport my long guns in these cases with loaded mags in the pouches, perfectly legal as per letter of the law:  Attached File |
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Posted: 10/30/2020 7:54:17 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Rifle must be transported unloaded in your vehicle. If you have it in a case keep ammo/loaded mags in a separate compartment. ETA: outside of your vehicle you can carry a loaded rifle without a license Quote HistoryQuoted: Rifle must be transported unloaded in your vehicle. If you have it in a case keep ammo/loaded mags in a separate compartment. “Loaded.” A firearm is loaded if the firing chamber, the nondetachable magazine or, in the case of a revolver, any of the chambers of the cylinder contain ammunition capable of being fired. In the case of a firearm which utilizes a detachable magazine, the term shall mean a magazine suitable for use in said firearm which magazine contains such ammunition and has been inserted in the firearm or is in the same container or, where the container has multiple compartments, the same compartment thereof as the firearm. If the magazine is inserted into a pouch, holder, holster or other protective device that provides for a complete and secure enclosure of the ammunition, then the pouch, holder, holster or other protective device shall be deemed to be a separate compartment. ETA: outside of your vehicle you can carry a loaded rifle without a license If I'm not mistaken, open carry of firearms isn't legal during a "state of emergency", which Wolf has put in place, via the "opiod epidemic" declarations? If I understand all that correctly, I was under the impression that open carry would only be legal if you have a PA carry permit while under said state of emergency? Fucked up, but that's what it is. |
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Posted: 10/30/2020 1:41:49 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Rifle and ammo being in different cases (or different compartments of the same case) is all that's required, no need for either to be locked. I transport my long guns in these cases with loaded mags in the pouches, perfectly legal as per letter of the law: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125713/opplanet-eagle-gun-storage-rc-28ak-0_jpg-1659670.JPG Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Ok. Not messing with a pistol. I will be in an F150. Rifle in a case in passenger section and ammo in rifle case in back seat? One or the other will need to be in a locked container. Rifle and ammo being in different cases (or different compartments of the same case) is all that's required, no need for either to be locked. I transport my long guns in these cases with loaded mags in the pouches, perfectly legal as per letter of the law: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125713/opplanet-eagle-gun-storage-rc-28ak-0_jpg-1659670.JPG Yeah, but he's coming from OH. Does he not have to abide by FOPA? |
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Posted: 10/30/2020 5:03:27 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: If I'm not mistaken, open carry of firearms isn't legal during a "state of emergency", which Wolf has put in place, via the "opiod epidemic" declarations? If I understand all that correctly, I was under the impression that open carry would only be legal if you have a PA carry permit while under said state of emergency? Fucked up, but that's what it is. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Rifle must be transported unloaded in your vehicle. If you have it in a case keep ammo/loaded mags in a separate compartment. “Loaded.” A firearm is loaded if the firing chamber, the nondetachable magazine or, in the case of a revolver, any of the chambers of the cylinder contain ammunition capable of being fired. In the case of a firearm which utilizes a detachable magazine, the term shall mean a magazine suitable for use in said firearm which magazine contains such ammunition and has been inserted in the firearm or is in the same container or, where the container has multiple compartments, the same compartment thereof as the firearm. If the magazine is inserted into a pouch, holder, holster or other protective device that provides for a complete and secure enclosure of the ammunition, then the pouch, holder, holster or other protective device shall be deemed to be a separate compartment. ETA: outside of your vehicle you can carry a loaded rifle without a license If I'm not mistaken, open carry of firearms isn't legal during a "state of emergency", which Wolf has put in place, via the "opiod epidemic" declarations? If I understand all that correctly, I was under the impression that open carry would only be legal if you have a PA carry permit while under said state of emergency? Fucked up, but that's what it is. I thought that ended? Plus wasn't there also a clarification given that it does not affect carrying of firearms? (which is still dubious I know because letter of law says it does) Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Ok. Not messing with a pistol. I will be in an F150. Rifle in a case in passenger section and ammo in rifle case in back seat? One or the other will need to be in a locked container. Rifle and ammo being in different cases (or different compartments of the same case) is all that's required, no need for either to be locked. I transport my long guns in these cases with loaded mags in the pouches, perfectly legal as per letter of the law: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125713/opplanet-eagle-gun-storage-rc-28ak-0_jpg-1659670.JPG Yeah, but he's coming from OH. Does he not have to abide by FOPA? If OP is transporting in compliance with both PA and OH law FOPA protections are irrelevant anyway |
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Posted: 11/17/2020 8:52:42 AM EDT
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Thanks guys.
Trip is postponed to the week after Thanksgiving. Good info. |
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