is this a legal way to carry?

[j.hors]

i had this thought while i was headed to have a gunsmith look at my slide to install sights, which sadly he couldnt but that a different story, would it be legal to carry a pistol that is dissasembled? i mean the slide is removed from the frame and, just for being on the safeer side of this question, kept on different sides of the body.

[Turo]

If the frame is concealed, the gun is concealed. So carrying a frame (serialized receiver) concealed and not locked in a container is not legal to do without a license to carry said firearm.

So no, it would not be a legal way to carry.

[j.hors]

what about not concealled? or does that fall into open carry?

[The Cable Guy]

I think you might be on to something here. Forget Unloaded Open Carry, UOC is now Unassembled Open Carry!

[1BigPea]

I think you might be on to something here. Forget Unloaded Open Carry, UOC is now Unassembled Open Carry!

[TwoAsoapbox]

what about not concealled? or does that fall into open carry?

If its not concealed then its openly being carried. Thats the only two methods that I know of to carry a gun. And if you didnt know, open carry is illegal as of recently.

[j.hors]

If its not concealed then its openly being carried. Thats the only two methods that I know of to carry a gun. And if you didnt know, open carry is illegal as of recently.

Yes I do know that it is illegal, due to the passing of A.B. 144 that took effect the start of this year, if you want i can put down the names of who sponsored the bill if you would like. thats the reason i asked about a disassembled gun.

[Librarian]

Disassembled firearm is still a firearm, unless you 'disassemble' it with a chop saw.

See the wiki for definition of a firearm -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/De..._a_firearm/gun

[j.hors]

Disassembled firearm is still a firearm, unless you 'disassemble' it with a chop saw.

See the wiki for definition of a firearm -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/De..._a_firearm/gun

Well crap. thanks for the help

[Yugo]

Disassembled firearm is still a firearm, unless you 'disassemble' it with a chop saw.

See the wiki for definition of a firearm -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/De..._a_firearm/gun

In that case Rifle Gear wanted me to commit an illegal act when they sold me my lower I brought my locked case after the 10 day wait and they said I did not need to lock it up (made me buy a lock) (and a lower is considered the "gun"), I did lock it up anyway to be on the safe side.

[j.hors]

In that case Rifle Gear wanted me to commit an illegal act when they sold me my lower I brought my locked case after the 10 day wait and they said I did not need to lock it up (made me buy a lock) (and a lower is considered the "gun"), I did lock it up anyway to be on the safe side.

Open carry of long guns is still legal, and (i am guessing here) your lower was DROS'ed as a long gun. its only illegal to open carry handguns.

[Yugo]

Open carry of long guns is still legal, and (i am guessing here) your lower was DROS'ed as a long gun. its only illegal to open carry handguns.

NO lowers are not long guns they are registered as handguns.

[j.hors]

NO lowers are not long guns they are registered as handguns.

Well I dont know what to tell you, my DROS for my Spikes zombie lower from rifle gear filed it as a longgun under the firearm type

[Cokebottle]

In that case Rifle Gear wanted me to commit an illegal act when they sold me my lower I brought my locked case after the 10 day wait and they said I did not need to lock it up (made me buy a lock) (and a lower is considered the "gun"), I did lock it up anyway to be on the safe side.

Open carry of long guns is still legal, and (i am guessing here) your lower was DROS'ed as a long gun. its only illegal to open carry handguns.

For that matter, concealed carry of long guns is still legal.

[Anti-Hero]

I think you might be on to something here. Forget Unloaded Open Carry, UOC is now Unassembled Open Carry!

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