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I covered all this in this thread:http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=688318
Short version is if you are carrying loaded on your person in a place without a significant barrier to public access (an open door isn't that) you are probably breaking the law (there are obviously other requirements/restrictions as well). There seems to be some "consensus" here that a roof overhead somehow magically transforms a public place into a non-public place. There is no support for this distinction in the law.
Is a chain a a significant barrier to public access? Your call, or ask your own attorney. Personally there is no way I would risk it.
Short version is if you are carrying loaded on your person in a place without a significant barrier to public access (an open door isn't that) you are probably breaking the law (there are obviously other requirements/restrictions as well). There seems to be some "consensus" here that a roof overhead somehow magically transforms a public place into a non-public place. There is no support for this distinction in the law.
Is a chain a a significant barrier to public access? Your call, or ask your own attorney. Personally there is no way I would risk it.
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