open carry in a unincorporated area

[CitaDeL]

Someone please explain to me why a person who has a LTC would carry an unloaded exposed handgun.

I see the debate taking place here, and I understand that one might do it just to challenge authority (continuing the UOC movement), but I can't comprehend any real world scenario that makes the scenario relevant.

Because at one point, it was legal with or without a license. And sometimes, it is necessary to challenge those perpetuating illegal and discriminatory policies.

[CitaDeL]

Perhaps a one time exemption for an LTCer but your analogy is still speculative with no real test cases to prove what you are saying will happen. At this point all you have is the letter of the law. So, again, what about a hunter who can legally UOC to and from, with an LTC, whose hunting pistol isn't on the LTC? (perhaps to large to really conceal comfortably) Would they too risk their LTC? If so, where do you come up with facts where this would/could happen?

There is no need to speculate, when a 'test case' has already occured in real time. It isnt difficult to transcribe previous events to hypotheticals involving the same facts.

[taperxz]

OK, what test case involved the scenario i brought up? UOC exemptions are pretty new.

[taperxz]

Because at one point, it was legal with or without a license. And sometimes, it is necessary to challenge those perpetuating illegal and discriminatory policies.

OH and +1 on this^^^