Reade45
Regular Member
I do not have a Concealed Carry Permit, is it necessary for my to take my pistol out of its holster when getting into the car and then replacing it when standing up upon exit? Thanks.
I do not have a Concealed Carry Permit, is it necessary for my to take my pistol out of its holster when getting into the car and then replacing it when standing up upon exit? Thanks.
Well my state is North Carolina, sorry for being so apparently "irrational" by failing to include it. And eye95, you talk like a dick.
However XD40 has come the closest to answering my question by referring to a potential "ND", although I have no idea what that stands for. I want to avoid brandishing as well as unlawfully concealing my weapon.
I do not have a Concealed Carry Permit, is it necessary for my to take my pistol out of its holster when getting into the car and then replacing it when standing up upon exit? Thanks.
Well my state is North Carolina, sorry for being so apparently "irrational" by failing to include it. And eye95, you talk like a dick.
However XD40 has come the closest to answering my question by referring to a potential "ND", although I have no idea what that stands for. I want to avoid brandishing as well as unlawfully concealing my weapon.
Well my state is North Carolina, sorry for being so apparently "irrational" by failing to include it. And eye95, you talk like a dick.
However XD40 has come the closest to answering my question by referring to a potential "ND", although I have no idea what that stands for. I want to avoid brandishing as well as unlawfully concealing my weapon.
That's just the way I talk. JmE expressed surprise the first time he met me that I really talk that way. I believe in clear communication. If you don't like it, I ain't gonna change. Get over it or be constantly annoyed. Your choice, not my concern. Welcome anyway.
ND = negligent discharge. A lot of folks here say there is no such a thing as an accidental discharge (AD). My jury is still out on that one.
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ND = Negligent Discharge, failure to keep the booger hook off the bang switch
NC and no CHP, the gun must be visible to a LEO that approaches the drivers door if it is in reach of the driver or passenger. Though I have not seen it spelled out, common advise is that it should be on the passenger seat or dashboard, and cannot be covered by a hat or coat or anything else.
I would not worry about brandishing or NC's favorite GATTTOTP (going armed to the terror of the public) catch all if you un-holster and place on the seat without waving it around, and re-holster in a similar manner. I do have a CHP and I have a vehicle holster mounted in my vehicle that is not visible, to provide accessibility to my gun, as a 3 o'clock IWB holster and seatbelt would restrict access to my gun. I will un-holster and put it in the vehicle holster, and reverse procedure when I get out of the vehicle. Use my body to block the view for most people. Just don't make a show out of it.
Do all keep in mind that any openly carried handgun in a holster is going to be invisible to someone all of the time... including police. People cannot see through your body so a fair amount of degrees is going to have that gun hidden from common observation.
That's why I usually carry two revolvers, one on each side!
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