CCW question, what do you guys think?

[SVT-40]

A rifle is legally not concealable though, that is why it can put under a rug, seats or what have you can not be charged with carrying a concealed firearm. I am in no way saying carrying it while walking through the mall (although I guess technically you could, if you concealed it ie a sbr/sbs under a coat what have you).

A pistol, someone step in if I am wrong, if on your ccw you can still be loc where loc is legal, correct?

Ben, my county actually limits us to two firearms. I only have one pistol on it though for a lot of reasons.

A concealed LOADED long arm in a vehicle would be a violation of law. Since according to the California penal code a long gun cannot be listed on a concealed carry license as they would not be capable of being concealed upon a person.

As for legal open carry of a loaded hand gun. Only in a very few specific situations, and generally not in public.

A concealed carry license is just that alone, a license to "carry a concealable firearm concealed".

Nothing more....

It does not allow you to carry loaded long guns in vehicles.
It does not allow any open carry other than what is legal during some very specific situations and at specific locations.

[SVT-40]

When I got my ccw, the Sheriff told me that I could put a rifle(s) on there too (would allow me to legally drive on pavement with mag inserted, one in the chamber, but would have to unload when I was away from the vehicle in town). I was thinking of putting my 10/20 on there. What say you guys?

Your Sheriff is a fool and put you in danger. He does not have the authority to permit things not allowed under the penal code.

If you have a firearm NOT capable of being concealed upon a person on your concealed carry license it would not be valid, and could call the entirety of your license to be called into question.

[Librarian]

QBG, I thought it was illegal to leave a firearm loaded in a vehicle while it was unatteneded?

Only in the sense of 'loaded in public without LTC', there's nothing in PC about that.

And SVT-40 is correct - the PC says LTC is for weapons capable of being concealed, and a rifle, by definition, cannot be concealed.