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You need to check each states laws. I doubt thatit would be legal for some one with out a permit to be driving around with a load handgun in anything with out being licensed to.
Just my thougjts about it.
Just my thougjts about it.
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IANAL (every time I see that acronym I think "I anal" instead of I am not a lawyer 
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But my understanding is that if the firearm is in a locked container and unloaded then passengers and driver do not need a CHL?
But the container cannot be the glove compartment?
If the firearm is in the trunk or otherwise separate from the passenger compartment, then everybody is fine. Again, not sure about it being loaded though.
This is of interest to me because my daily driver is an SUV and technically the only part of it that is separate from the passenger compartment is the engine compartment. The cargo space has dividers, but a passenger, if they tried hard enough, could get into the cargo compartment from the passenger compartment.
)But my understanding is that if the firearm is in a locked container and unloaded then passengers and driver do not need a CHL?
But the container cannot be the glove compartment?
If the firearm is in the trunk or otherwise separate from the passenger compartment, then everybody is fine. Again, not sure about it being loaded though.
This is of interest to me because my daily driver is an SUV and technically the only part of it that is separate from the passenger compartment is the engine compartment. The cargo space has dividers, but a passenger, if they tried hard enough, could get into the cargo compartment from the passenger compartment.
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in wa unless you have a cpl you can not have a loaded handgun in your vehicle
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My understanding of ORegon law is that an adult, for whom it is legal to possess a firearm, can, without a CHL, have a loaded or unloaded handgun in a vehicle if it is in the open and visible.
However, individual municipalities can have restrictions on whether you can have a loaded firearm in a public place (including a vehicle) if you do not have a CHL.
Not sure about long guns; I was under the impression that there is a hunting regulation that long guns cannot be in a vehicle while it was moving - but I could be wrong about that.
If you have a CHL, then that overrides the requirement for open carry in a vehicle and the ability of a municipality to control open carry.
However, individual municipalities can have restrictions on whether you can have a loaded firearm in a public place (including a vehicle) if you do not have a CHL.
Not sure about long guns; I was under the impression that there is a hunting regulation that long guns cannot be in a vehicle while it was moving - but I could be wrong about that.
If you have a CHL, then that overrides the requirement for open carry in a vehicle and the ability of a municipality to control open carry.
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Since NWFA isn't in the business of offering legal advice we'd recommend consulting an attorney...thread closed.
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