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So since my friends brother wasn't in the car and it's not my friends pistol, he could of got in trouble? Again, my friend does have a cpl.
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I'll refrain from saying he could not have got in trouble as it would depend on whether the LEO was abiding by the law or not. If he was then no he would not have, see my reply just before this which is the RCW that covers this.So since my friends brother wasn't in the car and it's not my friends pistol, he could of got in trouble? Again, my friend does have a cpl.
As long as he is legally in possession of it then it shouldn't matter. If I-594 passes then that would be another story as I think it would be an illegal transfer without a background check. (I would need to look close at the exceptions to be sure and even then it might not be clear as the initiative is pretty confusing)It says the licensee must be in the vehicle. Since he has cpl, it can be anyone's pistol and he's fine? Doesn't matter who's pistol it is?
Exactly right. When underway the person owning the gun and having a permit must be present in the vehicle and have it under his "control" So, if the owner was in the back seat it could get you arrested.
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Exactly right. When underway the person owning the gun and having a permit must be present in the vehicle and have it under his "control" So, if the owner was in the back seat it could get you arrested.
Deen
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"A gun is like a parachute. If you need one and don't have it, you'll probably never need one again!"
Uhhh... Not if you're dead! And that DOES happen.
Deen
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"A gun is like a parachute. If you need one and don't have it, you'll probably never need one again!"
4) Don't offer up any information for free (i.e. "just so you know, there's a gun in the trunk") but if asked "are their any weapons in the car?" Answer truthfully."Yeah, there's a rifle in the trunk, we're headed out to a friend's house to get the stock painted."I am licensed to carry a concealed firearm.