Awesome Pictures of 2A observers in Tuscaloosa

[Themandalorian]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/40994371@N07/5683498803/in/set-72157626514074855/

http://www.reddit.com/r/guns/comments/h37zf/thanks_rguns_update_on_my_trip_to_tuscaloosa_i/

[cmichini]

One of the shots shows an open carrying (I assume loaded) man chatting, and I mean chatting, not 'chatting' (harassed/arrested/shot) with a couple of LEO's who are knoshing on some vittles.

If you transposed this picture to CA the scene would likely be extraordinarily different.

[cmaynes]

One of the shots shows an open carrying (I assume loaded) man chatting, and I mean chatting, not 'chatting' (harassed/arrested/shot) with a couple of LEO's who are knoshing on some vittles.

If you transposed this picture to CA the scene would likely be extraordinarily different.

hard to say, it is legal to open loaded carry on private property, provided no other restrictions are being violated.

[Themandalorian]

Yeah they were providing the national guard and LEO's food. Maybe thats what we need to do haha!

[cdtx2001]

Yeah they were providing the national guard and LEO's food. Maybe thats what we need to do haha!

If you feed them, they will come.

[Decoligny]

hard to say, it is legal to open loaded carry on private property, provided no other restrictions are being violated.

As long as the private property isn't also considered a "public place".

12031. (a) (1) A person is guilty of carrying a loaded firearm when
he or she carries a loaded firearm on his or her person or in a
vehicle while in any public place or on any public street in an
incorporated city or in any public place or on any public street in a
prohibited area of unincorporated territory.

Private property can be considered a "public place" if it is accessable by the general public without having to enter through or pass over a barrier such as a fence.

So, if you have an unfenced front yard, in incorporated territory, you cannot carry a loaded firearm on that portion of your property.