Unloaded to oc?

[JGeezer1986]

Ok so i just got done with a conversation with my friend. He insisted that you must unload your weapon to OC. He also told me that it was on a website about PA Carry laws although he could not tell me what site. I informed him that i was 99% sure that he was mistaken and refered him to PAFOA.COM. Like i said , i was 99% sure , but for reasons that i could be wrong, and to prove to him that this is not true, I want the real facts from the PAFOA community.

[CommonHighrise]

LOL.

LMAO.

Thats just funny right there. Unloaded gun. HAHAAA!

...no.

[Computer Steve]

Does your friend work for CeaseFirePA?

[JGeezer1986]

LOL.

LMAO.

Thats just funny right there. Unloaded gun. HAHAAA!

...no.

thats exactly what i said when i was talking to him , but like i said , he is going to get on this site and see this thread personally. And just for the sheer fact that thats what i told him and prove to him that im not full of it.

[reverserboy]

Please tell your friend he's wrong & to stop spreading bad info.

It's good you came here to get the correct anwser.

[JGeezer1986]

Does your friend work for CeaseFirePA?

to be honest , my friend actually owns 5 times more than i do , has a LCTF. Its a shame that he dont know anything.

[CommonHighrise]

Please tell your friend he's wrong...

And with all due respect, a little oblivious to the utilitarian purpose of individual defense pistols.

[lildobe]

As has been said, it is not a requirement to unload your pistol to OC. That is the law in California, but not Pennsylvania.

Nowhere in the law does it state you must unload to OC. And if it's not outlawed, then it's legal.

[Conglomeration Al]

I suppose you could always throw the gun at your attacker.

[JCWohlschlag]

Your friend isn’t a York City police officer, is he?

I have, however, seen a YCPD officer walking down the sidewalk while on duty with no magazine in his G22. I debated telling him or not and realized it was a guy I went to the academy with so I was able to bust his b#*%s about it.