Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry - Page 2

model67a · March 10, 2009, 05:38 AM

http://www.indystar.com/article/2009...9/1195/LOCAL18

Here is the article from the Indianapolis Star that I was referring to. stay safe

Dingoboyx · March 10, 2009, 07:21 AM

Sounds really crazy from an outside (alien) point of view??

So, if you live in a town where it is illegal to carry concealled, then drive to another town (or state close by) where it is illegal to carry open, stop for gas, you have to you have to quickly conceal, then you realise you left your wallet at home, so have to turn around drive back home to get it, change to carry open, get your wallet, drive back to the other area where you have to carry concealled again.... get your gas, then finish driving to where you were originally going which is in a state it is illegal to carry open..... then go to the range, where it is illegal to conceal (in the state where it is illegal to carry open)

Then,
You realise you are running low on ammo (having too much fun) so you get back in your truck (quickly concealling on your way to your truck) drive back to the town where you it is illegal to conceal, buy shootloads of ammo, drive back to the range, have to stop on the way to get more gas (its a BIG block) at a gas station where it is illegal to conceal, get your gas and drive back to the range concealled (illegal to carry open on the way) then you get back to the range in the state where it is illegal to carry open, where you are legally obliged to carry open......

Then...... you realise you should have got some cigarettes back at the gas station..........

I FEEL DIZZY :barf:

You wouldnt want a nickle plated gun, you would wear the plating off it.....

It sounds unrealistic, but this sort of thing could happen couldnt it? especially if you live where 3 states have boundaries intersecting and you are crossing border(s) all the time?

Muzza

model67a · March 10, 2009, 10:39 AM

Boy, your post is about as confusing as some of the laws the anti's come up with. LOL stay safe Oh I forgot G'day mate

model67a · March 10, 2009, 10:45 AM

I think we should let you explain the laws to the anti's!! Or let them take your assessment of them and explain it to you. LOL!!!!!!!! G'day mate (got it right that time)

Dingoboyx · March 10, 2009, 11:47 AM

If that situation was to occur, and you forgot to conceal or change to open carry in the wrong place, are the cops gonna go balistic &pounce on you and go purple and veins sticking out of their necks etc..... or are they a bit forgiving?

Muzza

mnhntr · March 10, 2009, 12:24 PM

i would have called his supervisor and complained because this is an officer who only job is to know the law. the MN law states it is a carry law not concealed only. this is an option not the only method.

March 10, 2009, 05:38 AM	#26
model67a Member Join Date: February 19, 2009 Posts: 38	ks http://www.indystar.com/article/2009...9/1195/LOCAL18 Here is the article from the Indianapolis Star that I was referring to. stay safe Last edited by model67a; March 10, 2009 at 05:45 AM.

March 10, 2009, 07:21 AM	#27
Dingoboyx Senior Member Join Date: March 7, 2009 Location: South East Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,513	G'day from down under Sounds really crazy from an outside (alien) point of view?? So, if you live in a town where it is illegal to carry concealled, then drive to another town (or state close by) where it is illegal to carry open, stop for gas, you have to you have to quickly conceal, then you realise you left your wallet at home, so have to turn around drive back home to get it, change to carry open, get your wallet, drive back to the other area where you have to carry concealled again.... get your gas, then finish driving to where you were originally going which is in a state it is illegal to carry open..... then go to the range, where it is illegal to conceal (in the state where it is illegal to carry open) Then, You realise you are running low on ammo (having too much fun) so you get back in your truck (quickly concealling on your way to your truck) drive back to the town where you it is illegal to conceal, buy shootloads of ammo, drive back to the range, have to stop on the way to get more gas (its a BIG block) at a gas station where it is illegal to conceal, get your gas and drive back to the range concealled (illegal to carry open on the way) then you get back to the range in the state where it is illegal to carry open, where you are legally obliged to carry open...... Then...... you realise you should have got some cigarettes back at the gas station.......... I FEEL DIZZY :barf: You wouldnt want a nickle plated gun, you would wear the plating off it..... It sounds unrealistic, but this sort of thing could happen couldnt it? especially if you live where 3 states have boundaries intersecting and you are crossing border(s) all the time? Muzza

March 10, 2009, 10:39 AM	#28
model67a Member Join Date: February 19, 2009 Posts: 38	ding Boy, your post is about as confusing as some of the laws the anti's come up with. LOL stay safe Oh I forgot G'day mate

March 10, 2009, 10:45 AM	#29
model67a Member Join Date: February 19, 2009 Posts: 38	ding I think we should let you explain the laws to the anti's!! Or let them take your assessment of them and explain it to you. LOL!!!!!!!! G'day mate (got it right that time)

March 10, 2009, 11:47 AM	#30
Dingoboyx Senior Member Join Date: March 7, 2009 Location: South East Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,513	In all seriousness If that situation was to occur, and you forgot to conceal or change to open carry in the wrong place, are the cops gonna go balistic &pounce on you and go purple and veins sticking out of their necks etc..... or are they a bit forgiving? Muzza

March 10, 2009, 12:24 PM	#31
mnhntr Senior Member Join Date: April 9, 2008 Posts: 972	i would have called his supervisor and complained because this is an officer who only job is to know the law. the MN law states it is a carry law not concealed only. this is an option not the only method.

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