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April 1st, 2018, 08:10 PM #11
Re: Best way to carry as non resident in Delaware
OC is legal including in a vehicle but it must be visable. Believe it or not but you're expected to place your forearms on the dash board to meet this requirement. Having in a holster on the hip is considered concealed.
Like I said I would go with Arizona. They even except a hunter safety card as proof of training. Quickest abd easiest.
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April 1st, 2018, 08:10 PM #12
Re: Best way to carry as non resident in Delaware
OC is legal including in a vehicle but it must be visable. Believe it or not but you're expected to place your forearms on the dash board to meet this requirement. Having in a holster on the hip is considered concealed.
Like I said I would go with Arizona. They even except a hunter safety card as proof of training. Quickest and easiest.
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April 1st, 2018, 09:59 PM #13Junior Member
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Re: Best way to carry as non resident in Delaware
Firearms on the dashboard? That means it's inevitably pointing at someone no matter how it's angled. In the summer the sun would be frying it. And I'm sure its an invitation to be pulled over and questioned on sight. Seems better to have a permit for sure.
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April 2nd, 2018, 08:46 AM #14
Re: Best way to carry as non resident in Delaware
I did know about the being in plain sight part. I was interested if there are restriction like churches, schools, bars and the like. Just saying oc is legal leaves a person hanging out there. Kind of like saying oc is legal in Pennsylvania and not pointing out the exceptions.
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April 2nd, 2018, 10:48 PM #15Junior Member
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Re: Best way to carry as non resident in Delaware
The only restrictions in Delaware are for schools, and school zones. You must have your CCW permit to carry there. Which makes it very difficult to navigate the state while avoiding school zones.
And the normal areas not open to any legal person carrying. Such as, Police stations, jails, courthouses, and federal buildings we also cannot carry in state parks or on state wildlife areas. Other than those places you are pretty good. You can carry into bars, just don’t drink or you’ll get in trouble.
Also, you can have the weapon on the passenger seat, most people secure it to the seatbelt so it doesn’t fly around. I am a resident with a CCW so I carry at 3 o’clock when seated, technically concealed.
I frequently open carry around the state and have had no issues with law enforcement, or anyone for that matter. They are pretty aware that Delaware is an open carry state, although I’ve heard Wilmington PD is slow on the understanding. Most people don’t even notice when a person is carrying a firearm.
No gun signs have no force of law, you just have to leave if asked, or you are trespassing.Last edited by TrapperRob; April 2nd, 2018 at 11:01 PM.
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April 4th, 2018, 08:58 PM #16Active Member
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Re: Best way to carry as non resident in Delaware
AZ cheapest Easiest Route $60, they accept a Hunters Safety course or any NRA class.
Hell is other people
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