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As far as I know, there aren't any restrictions on how many things (knives, guns, pepper spray, stun guns, whatever) a person chooses to carry. But I could be wrong.
Being able to effectively conceal more than one firearm is another whole endeavor. But there are folks here who can help you consider these things.
I think California is in there too. I've heard, not a lawyer and haven't read the laws, that you have to have a registered concealed carry pistol, and you are limited in the registration.The CHL only applies to handguns, not knives, etc.
But yes, as far as I know, the CHL allows a holder to carry as many handguns concealed as they wish - it is not tied to just one handgun like some states do (not sure which - NY?).
Thanks for the replies. I don't have a burning need for one, but I've been curious. I couldn't find anything at OFF or at oregonlaws.org. It seems to be unaddressed directly, but I wanted to check.
I recently had a friend who's an NRA trainer for Oregon and Utah licenses teach a class. I have my Oregon CHL but wanted to get the Utah license as it's recognized in Washington. My wife only wanted her Oregon, and my brother-in-law and sister-in-law wanted both. The question came up at that time and he said it was no problem. It's not that I didn't believe him, it's that I somehow thought there is a restriction to one. I have no idea where I got that notion and thought it best to look into it. I understand that it's legal if not specifically addressed in the law, but thought it best to ask even though I couldn't find anything.That's one of those things that's like "legal unless it's not". There's no law that says you can't, so you can. Lol
When I go to the range I make Paul Harrell proud by having at least four on my person. It makes the range bag lighter.I've carried 3 pistols at one point. Kinda bulky, wasn't a fan. Not illegal, though so go for it
Check out the handgun fundamentals class at Tri-County Gun Club. It's a great beginners class.I recently had a friend who's an NRA trainer for Oregon and Utah licenses teach a class. I have my Oregon CHL but wanted to get the Utah license as it's recognized in Washington. My wife only wanted her Oregon, and my brother-in-law and sister-in-law wanted both. The question came up at that time and he said it was no problem. It's not that I didn't believe him, it's that I somehow thought there is a restriction to one. I have no idea where I got that notion and thought it best to look into it. I understand that it's legal if not specifically addressed in the law, but thought it best to ask even though I couldn't find anything.
I've told my brother-in-law to take his time buying a gun right now. One reason is he's 6' 8 1/2" tall with huge hands and long fingers. His wife is much smaller. They will have different handguns. Neither has much experience (if any) with a handgun so classes are a must, as is learning what might be a good fit for each. I'm disabled and have physical challenges I need help addressing as well, so finding a good instructor who's able to work with these different challenges is important. I'm open to suggestions.
I just did. No such class. Also, classes are only open to members and their guests.Check out the handgun fundamentals class at Tri-County Gun Club. It's a great beginners class.
I just did. No such class. Also, classes are only open to members and their guests.
I rocked a 38 snub and a 44 magnum super blackhawk to watch Django after the Batman incident.I've carried 3 pistols at one point. Kinda bulky, wasn't a fan. Not illegal, though so go for it