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ORS 166.250(2)(b) allows anyone 18 years or older that is not otherwise excluded to carry at there place of residence or business.
But is that open or conceal? The whole section seems to deal with the Unlawful possession of firearms. Not specifically regarding the Concealment of a firearm without a CHL on private land.
Or am I reading it incorrectly?
Concealed means concealed.
Yes, this is very true.
Without going into a lot of detail, I'm looking for legal reference due to a situation where a buddy was on his own property (with house attached) and an officer asked about his partially concealed weapon. It was my understanding that on private property and residence that you didn't need the CHL. Just was trying to figure it out is all.
But yes, normally Concealed means concealed. But if an Policeman sees a firearm, and asks to see your conceal carry and you don't have one. It is nice to have the exact legal statute to recite to them.
First of all, why was the officer on private property? This is the first angle to work. A LEO has no business on your property if he does not have a warrent, or is invited. Second, if the officer saw the weapon, it wasn't concealed was it?
Both WA and OR go on the old english law,if it isn't stated illegal,then it is legal.
If a policeman asks for a carry permit while you are on private property,not just your own,tell them to get a warrant.
Then his commander can educate him on this
As long as you are not brandishing it,shouldn't be any of his business.
Both WA and OR go on the old english law,if it isn't stated illegal,then it is legal.
If a policeman asks for a carry permit while you are on private property,not just your own,tell them to get a warrant.
Then his commander can educate him on this
As long as you are not brandishing it,shouldn't be any of his business.
If you are on your OWN private property - not someone else's private property..