View Full Version : Legal CCW In Angeles Nation Forest
ANDREWMENDEZ
10-20-2009, 08:09 PM
I am heading up to the Angeles National Forest above Azusa, and wanted to Carry Concealed. I googled and searched far and wide, and have not been able to find anything besides National parks being ok to conceal. Anyone have better info?
ANDREWMENDEZ
10-20-2009, 09:35 PM
Update: Checked with Sheriff's Department, they have no idea. Checked with Fish and Game, they have no idea, Checked with US Forest Service, no one answers.
glockman19
10-21-2009, 09:11 AM
I believe you can open carry but not concealed without a CA CCW permit.
I am heading up to the Angeles National Forest above Azusa, and wanted to Carry Concealed. I googled and searched far and wide, and have not been able to find anything besides National parks being ok to conceal. Anyone have better info?
Do you have a CCW permit? If you do then you probably already know the places you can't carry. Every where else is OK.
ANDREWMENDEZ
10-21-2009, 01:25 PM
Do you have a CCW permit? If you do then you probably already know the places you can't carry. Every where else is OK.
No I do not have a CCW, but you do not need one in National Parks, and was curious about National Forest.
Not sure why you don't think you have to have a CCW to carry concealed in a National Park. I hope you don't try it.
The new law that takes effect in February, says that if you have a CCW in the state that the National Park is in, then you can carry there. Not that you can carry in them without a CCW.
ANDREWMENDEZ
10-22-2009, 07:13 AM
Not sure why you don't think you have to have a CCW to carry concealed in a National Park. I hope you don't try it.
The new law that takes effect in February, says that if you have a CCW in the state that the National Park is in, then you can carry there. Not that you can carry in them without a CCW.
The entire reason I asked, was because I read contraindicating info on it. Neither stated you need a CCW. I asked for a link with better info. Thank You.
Gnzrme
10-22-2009, 10:24 PM
I do not think that it is covered, so its probably a no since you would still would be CCW without a permit....
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