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    Default OPEN CARRY

    IF YOU HAVE A CCW PERMIT IN DELCO PA CAN YOU ALSO CARRY OPEN

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    Yes. You can openly carry state-wide without one, aside from Philly. With one, you can open carry anywhere you can carry legally.

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    Default Re: OPEN CARRY

    SO YOUR SAYING I CAN OPEN CARRY WITHOUT A CCW PEMIT

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    Default Re: OPEN CARRY

    Yes, but not in Phila, vehicles or during declared state of emergency.

    http://paopencarry.org/info.html

    In Pennsylvania, persons 18 years of age and older whom are not prohibited by
    law from owning firearms may openly carry a handgun
    in plain sight with no license except in vehicles*, cities of
    the first class** (Philadelphia) and where prohibited specifically
    by statute.
    Ref.: Title 18, ch.61, Subchapter A. Uniform Firearms Act & Commonwealth v. Ortiz
    * Open carry in a vehicle requires a valid License PA
    LTCF or a carry license from ANY other state. Ref: Title 18 §6106

    ** Open carry in a city of the first class requires a valid PA
    License to Carry Firearms (LTCF). Ref: Title 18 §6108
    Carrying concealed (with LTCF) or openly in establishments
    that serve alcohol is allowed in Pennsylvania.

    There is no stipulation in neither the PA code nor case law that a PA LTCF holder must
    carry concealed. Furthermore, lawful open carry of a
    firearm is NOT grounds for revocation of a PA LTCF as it is neither an illegal nor dangerous act.
    http://paopencarry.org/info.html

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    Default Re: OPEN CARRY

    Quote Originally Posted by Pa. Patriot View Post
    http://paopencarry.org/info.html

    In Pennsylvania, persons 18 years of age and older whom are not prohibited by
    law from owning firearms may openly carry a handgun
    in plain sight with no license except in vehicles*, cities of
    the first class** (Philadelphia) and where prohibited specifically
    by statute.
    Ref.: Title 18, ch.61, Subchapter A. Uniform Firearms Act & Commonwealth v. Ortiz
    * Open carry in a vehicle requires a valid License PA
    LTCF or a carry license from ANY other state. Ref: Title 18 §6106

    ** Open carry in a city of the first class requires a valid PA
    License to Carry Firearms (LTCF). Ref: Title 18 §6108
    Carrying concealed (with LTCF) or openly in establishments
    that serve alcohol is allowed in Pennsylvania.

    There is no stipulation in neither the PA code nor case law that a PA LTCF holder must
    carry concealed. Furthermore, lawful open carry of a
    firearm is NOT grounds for revocation of a PA LTCF as it is neither an illegal nor dangerous act.
    http://paopencarry.org/info.html
    Open carry on Foot! Please see the above restriction on vehicle carry

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    Default Re: OPEN CARRY

    If you do decide to open carry in Delco, let me know what happens...

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    Default Re: OPEN CARRY

    why have you heard bad things about people open carrying in delco i read on here where alot of people have been open carrying in delco i am still going to wait until i get my ccw permit

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    Quote Originally Posted by tbonean21 View Post
    why have you heard bad things about people open carrying in delco i read on here where alot of people have been open carrying in delco i am still going to wait until i get my ccw permit
    First of all hello and welcome to the forums. Remember, in PA it is called a "License to Carry Firearms." There are no CCWs or permits here.

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    OK sorry for insulting you i will wait to get my License to Carry Firearms befor i open carry an then i will let you know have a nice night

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    Default Re: OPEN CARRY

    I carried openly for a month and a half before I got my LTCF with only one problem

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