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bb4_96 · 05-04-2012, 08:44 AM

Something along the lines that you can transport an unloaded weapon in a sealed container along with ammunition in the same container. So technically if you had a small firearm in any type of sealed container you would be good. 6 seconds from protection is what they are calling it.

onehundredoctane · 05-04-2012, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by bb4_96

6 seconds from protection is what they are calling it.

I would've loved to hear whatever politician came up with that one try to convince me that I'm safe as long as I have an loaded gun near by.

bb4_96 · 05-04-2012, 01:15 PM

I'm not even sure if the politicians know the loophole exists. But there have been two cases tried on the matter that won. And the gun has to be unloaded. Thats the best illinois will ever do with Chicago running the state.

onehundredoctane · 07-25-2012, 12:55 PM

Obviously we have all heard about the Colorado shooting. It's a tragedy. One of the biggest problems with having a CWP is being told "No, you can't conceal carry there.", that is exactly the case with places that charge admission to enter. One or two people with a concealment permit could've put an end to the threat. Would they have been going up against a one man army? Undoubtedly. But it would've helped save lives.

What more could be done to keep guns from getting in the wrong hands? It depends on who you ask.

One this that isn't helping keep guns from the wrong hands is a news article by a local news station. They recently posted a url on their page to a database of personal information (mainly street names, but not addresses) of North Carolina CWP holders. A list of people who LEGALLY own firearms, LEGALLY conceal carry, and have no criminal history, and only want the right to protect themselves and their loved ones. A right the victims of Colorado were denied due to an outdated law.

In doing so this news station is enabling criminals. The house numbers being withheld from the database does very little to help their wrong doing, a street with only a couple of houses on it would make it easy for a criminal to plunder for a firearm while the resident is at work.

People who are legally carrying concealed are doing so souly to keep themselves safe, that safety is being compromised by these fools that think they are doing the world a favor by posting this information.

I refuse to post the link to the news stations web site, I'm not giving them the satisfaction of having another 1,000 hits to the page. Instead I will post a link to the petition to take down the link from the site.

Petition | WRAL stop endangering Domestic Violence Victims and Rape Victims and others with handgun permits | Change.org

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05-04-2012, 08:44 AM	#61
bb4_96 Zilvia Addict Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Under my car Posts: 785 Trader Rating: (4) Feedback Score: 4 reviews	Something along the lines that you can transport an unloaded weapon in a sealed container along with ammunition in the same container. So technically if you had a small firearm in any type of sealed container you would be good. 6 seconds from protection is what they are calling it.

05-04-2012, 01:15 PM	#63
bb4_96 Zilvia Addict Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Under my car Posts: 785 Trader Rating: (4) Feedback Score: 4 reviews	I'm not even sure if the politicians know the loophole exists. But there have been two cases tried on the matter that won. And the gun has to be unloaded. Thats the best illinois will ever do with Chicago running the state.

07-25-2012, 12:55 PM	#64
onehundredoctane Post Whore! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Greensborough, NC Posts: 2,783 Trader Rating: (3) Feedback Score: 3 reviews	Obviously we have all heard about the Colorado shooting. It's a tragedy. One of the biggest problems with having a CWP is being told "No, you can't conceal carry there.", that is exactly the case with places that charge admission to enter. One or two people with a concealment permit could've put an end to the threat. Would they have been going up against a one man army? Undoubtedly. But it would've helped save lives. What more could be done to keep guns from getting in the wrong hands? It depends on who you ask. One this that isn't helping keep guns from the wrong hands is a news article by a local news station. They recently posted a url on their page to a database of personal information (mainly street names, but not addresses) of North Carolina CWP holders. A list of people who LEGALLY own firearms, LEGALLY conceal carry, and have no criminal history, and only want the right to protect themselves and their loved ones. A right the victims of Colorado were denied due to an outdated law. In doing so this news station is enabling criminals. The house numbers being withheld from the database does very little to help their wrong doing, a street with only a couple of houses on it would make it easy for a criminal to plunder for a firearm while the resident is at work. People who are legally carrying concealed are doing so souly to keep themselves safe, that safety is being compromised by these fools that think they are doing the world a favor by posting this information. I refuse to post the link to the news stations web site, I'm not giving them the satisfaction of having another 1,000 hits to the page. Instead I will post a link to the petition to take down the link from the site. Petition \| WRAL stop endangering Domestic Violence Victims and Rape Victims and others with handgun permits \| Change.org