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[Mag+1]

Of course. A properly locked firearm in a vehicle is never illegal. At least not anywhere I can think of.

Except if said vehicle is on post office property (e.g. their parking lot).

[Dvrjon]

Of course. A properly locked firearm in a vehicle is never illegal. At least not anywhere I can think of.

(Browneye--you KNEW this would happen, yes? )

VA hospital parking lots.

[Browneye]

Seriously? A locked firearm is not legal in a parking lot? Really?

Well, that's a new one on me!

[Dvrjon]

Seriously? A locked firearm is not legal in a parking lot? Really?

Well, that's a new one on me!

Post Office: Bonidy v. U.S. https://www.ca10.uscourts.gov/opinions/13/13-1374.pdf

VA Medical:
38 CFR 1.218 - Security and law enforcement at VA facilities: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/38/1.218

(a) Authority and rules of conduct. Pursuant to 38 U.S.C. 901, the following rules and regulations apply at all property under the charge and control of VA (and not under the charge and control of the General Services Administration) and to all persons entering in or on such property. The head of the facility is charged with the responsibility for the enforcement of these rules and regulations and shall cause these rules and regulations to be posted in a conspicuous place on the property.

(13) Weapons and explosives. No person while on property shall carry firearms, other dangerous or deadly weapons, or explosives, either openly or concealed, except for official purposes.

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[Browneye]

I never thought an unloaded and legally locked firearm was 'carrying'. It's not even concealed, it's disabled and locked.
Oh well, if you say so. I don't go to either with a firearm so I'm good.

What about the OCSD parking garage? That was the question at hand.

[Mag+1]

So I have my final appointment tomorrow! I was wondering if you allowed to have your firearm locked in your car

I've locked (in a permanently attached lockbox) and hidden it from view in my vehicle when I've visited the OCSD as well as the FVPD.

At the FVSD, I told them that I purposely didn't carry and the gentleman there said that it was probably a good idea because "it wouldn't be worth the hassle". Based on what he said and how he said it, it appears that there is no rule against it there. I don't know how it would be a "hassle" since concealed means concealed, coupled with the fact that there were no magnetometers that I encountered.

[Guninator]

Hey so about the election for a new Sheriff coming up next year I have some inside information. Harrington is not friendly to CCW, however Don Barnes is pro CCW and is working with our community.

Please provide us a quote where Barnes unequivocally endorses shall-issue.

Here is Harrington's position:

[MFW]

2/3/17 Appointment Request
9/25/17 Appointment Set
6/22/17 Appointment Moved Up
4/19/17 Live Scan
6/22/17 Interview
7/4/17 Residence Check
8/8/17 Conditional Approval

Training is next...

[WyGoSlw]

2/3/17 Appointment Request
9/25/17 Appointment Set
6/22/17 Appointment Moved Up
4/19/17 Live Scan
6/22/17 Interview
7/4/17 Residence Check
8/8/17 Conditional Approval

Training is next...

Nice.. Carry always and be safe..

[cdnpuck]

Is there a link to a list of approved ammo you are allowed to use when you carry with a CCW in OC?

[Mag+1]

Is there a link to a list of approved ammo you are allowed to use when you carry with a CCW in OC?

[Mibairho]

Is there a link to a list of approved ammo you are allowed to use when you carry with a CCW in OC?

If you can legally purchase the Ammo in California, you can use it in your CCW firearm in OC.

[cdnpuck]

Thanks. I thought in my CCW class they said there was a list that was constantly changing. I'll circle back around with them and let you know if I hear anything different

[Mag+1]

Thanks. I thought in my CCW class they said there was a list that was constantly changing. I'll circle back around with them and let you know if I hear anything different

There very well could be, but at the state level.

[Browneye]

Is there a link to a list of approved ammo you are allowed to use when you carry with a CCW in OC?

I'm not aware of any requirements on type of ammo, as long as it works in the weapons listed on your permit.