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Thread: Is this FAQ answer wrong?
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Re: Is this FAQ answer wrong?
You like to fish ?
The officer who pulled you over does .
Where you going , where you been ?
None of his business , If escalated and you do the walk let the lawyers to figure it out
He can say you were going to the range and then file lawsuit against them .
Keep rolling over and soon the whole country will be like Portland
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Re: Is this FAQ answer wrong?
The thing I find really strange is that VA., SC, and NC all allow the carrying of a loaded handgun in a vehicle, without a permit. Although NC does specify that it must be clearly visible if you don't have a permit. PA law essentially nullifies the right to open carry without a LTCF.
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