Thank you. So holstering the unloaded handgun in a spare holster with just compression fit retention and then in a computer bag lets say is good enough?
Transporting a loaded magazine
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Thank you. So holstering the unloaded handgun in a spare holster with just compression fit retention and then in a computer bag lets say is good enough?
he's talking about VA law.
i think it would be. a bag is an enclosed case.
This is my interpretation of the actual written statute as well, however, without a W&C I would be hesitant to 'try my luck,' unless I were retired, independently wealthy, and specifically looking to act to challenge the law through my actions, i.e. the Rosa Parks of MD gun transport laws.
Edit- this was also the opinion of the gentleman who taught my W&C class, though most of the classroom remained skeptical.
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I was referring to those that do not have a concealed carry permit. I just get into my car, and sometimes put one of my pistols in the side compartment of my car, since I have a VA concealed carry permit.
From the VA State Police website:
Mike, I think people don't realize you're in VA and your posts have confused a couple folks
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Yes, and yes.
But it seems that some people do not read entire threads. So just getting it stated again.
And I understood what you were thinking, but again, writing to those who are not as familiar.
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So loaded mags are not legal, under the DNR regs.
Even though the AG says they are OK.
Yeap, welcome to MD.
it says a firearm "containing" a loaded magazine. So I don't see it in conflict with the AG ruling.
A stand alone magazine is not "contained" in the firearm
A stand alone magazine is not "contained" in the firearm
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Good point.
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