redeemed.man
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handguns.us says must be "plainly visible" for in vehicle open carry. I'd suggest being careful if you do this without a permit. Not everyone defines plainly visible the same way.
florida or utah ccw permit
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handguns.us says must be "plainly visible" for in vehicle open carry. I'd suggest being careful if you do this without a permit. Not everyone defines plainly visible the same way.
clandestine
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Does FL accept a TX Online Hunter Safety Course?
I only ask because my Wife wants a FL Permit and we are looking at options.
You've brought up the go-to site that everyone should have bookmarked. It answers the continually-asked questions about permits
Seems like it would
The other good thing is hunter safety is the only training exempt from the live fire requirement, so an on line course would work.
FL Statute 790.06
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Huh. NH is now recognized more places than it was a few years ago . I'll have to mentally upgrade it from a third Permit to leading candidate for Second Permit. ( Require, I had one prior to the Kane inspired revisions. In the interm I've been OC in Pa , but have been running single too long, and need a Second again.)
Cyndi59
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Has carried concealed in Delaware on my Florida ccw..thought I was legal.
you were. The discussion was that NH was not legal in DE.
handguns.us says must be "plainly visible" for in vehicle open carry. I'd suggest being careful if you do this without a permit. Not everyone defines plainly visible the same way.
My understanding for Open Carry in a Vehicle in DE without a valid permit the handgun must be holstered on the dash or passenger seat, otherwise it is considered concealed.
This was taught in my DE CDW class.
Dover, DE no longer makes a difference. They have removed the requirement for "town permission".
The statute refers to "clearly visible". while in a vehicle.
so you are correct.
so you are correct.
- Feb 17, 2011
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5 years or 7 years unless they both cost $50 to renew
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