Ignorant Noob
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There is no interpretation in state or federal law, especially in light of the fact that there is absolutely no local or county law that controls transport of a handgun, and only limited local laws that control transport of a long gun.SEPERATED/NOT SEPERATED, UNLOADED, WITH IN ARMS REACH, LOCKED AWAY, IN THE TRUNK, ETC.... SOMETIMES THESE ACTIONS ARE UP FOR INTERPRETATION.
Why are you yelling??BY EACH OFFICER/DEPUTY/TROOPER, THEIR AGENCY, AND COUNTY YOUR IN. LEGALLY WHAT THEY CHOICE TO DO COULD BE IN GOOD FAITH AND FOR THE GENERAL PUBLICS BEST INTEREST, BUT AT YOUR EXPENSE. MEAN WHILE YOU SPENT A FEW HOURS IN JAIL JUST TO HAVE YOUR CASE DROPPED 3 MONTHS FROM NOW. IF YOUR DOING THE RIGHT THING. YOU SHOULD BE FINE.
I would agree.Ignorant Noob
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So, ex-noob.
So, ex-noob.
Not yet, but as my friend above mentioned...soon.So, ex-noob.
That or one of the smaller Vaultek Lifepods can do the trick for inconspicuous under seat handgun storage in a vehicle.I have a cabled safe with a fingerprint scan lock that I use to temporarily store guns in my car. My car has no trunk so it resides under the seat cabled to the bottom of the seat. I picked it up for about $60 on EBay.
Hello, Folks! I bought my first gun about two weeks ago. I have been debating about posting this because I wasn't sure if this topic had been addressed here already. I had a few questions about transporting my gun/mags etc.. I went to a certain MSP barracks to ask these questions and these were my responses:
Q: Can I transport my magazines loaded?
LEO: I don't know.
Q: If I'm going to work, and there is an indoor range that I would like to visit on my lunch break, is that ok to transport my firearm? And if so, where is the gun to be stored during work hours? Locked in my truck or locked inside my tool box at work?
LEO: I'm not sure.
Q: If I'm going on vacation, say Ocean City or whatever, can I take the firearm with me if I want to visit a gun Range on the Eastern shore during my stay?
LEO: You need to talk to someone in licensing division.
And I have many more questions...I have a truck so I cant put gun in the trunk,..is under rear seat ok?..Ammo and firearm must be separate..does that also mean both must not be within reach of the driver? Opposite ends of the vehicle?...my head hurts..
Also, if I get pulled over, chances are it won't be by a guy from the licensing division....
OK..so I'm not trying to portray the officer in any particular way as he was very nice and understood that I was new and full of questions. I am just learning and afraid of being non-compliant. The MSP website is a little confusing and gives me a few links about firearms transporting like these:
Please refer to Maryland Annotated Code, Criminal Law, Title 4, Section 203 for a detailed account of wearing, carrying, or transporting a handgun. You may access the Maryland General Assembly website at http://mlis.state.md.us/ You can access the Federal requirements through www.atf.gov and conduct a search for “27 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 178” and then look for “Transportation of Firearms.”
When i click the links, I get to other sites and then perform searches for the appropriate code/title/section, but can't really find the answers I'm looking for. If anyone out there can help my out, I am listening because knowledge is power!
I hope I'm not rehashing a previous thread and If I have I apologize.
What does that have to do with the OPs questions? It answers exactly zero of them.New Changes to Gun Laws: Wearing, Carrying or Transporting Handguns in Maryland - Craig M. Kadish & Associates
Maryland's new gun laws affect those living in and traveling to MD. Ensure you understand how these laws affect you if you wear, carry, or transport a handgun.www.kadishlawfirm.com