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Carry in KS????? I am not very good at looking up the laws and finding what I am looking for. My GF will be traveling from TX to KS this week (w/o carry permit). I need to know what laws are in reference to car carry. I dont want her to travel that far without her pistol but I dont want her to get into trouble if she gets either.
Thank you
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While Kansas does not have a general law against carrying a loaded firearm in a
vehicle, how can I legally transport a firearm in my vehicle anywhere in Kansas?
o Answer: K.S.A. 2005 Supp 12-16,124(d) provides that “no person shall be
prosecuted under any ordinance, resolution or regulation for transporting a
firearm in any air, land or water vehicle if the firearm is unloaded and encased
in a container which completely encloses the firearm.” Again, concealed
carry licensees are not subject to local ordinances or resolutions regarding
the manner of transporting a loaded firearm.
Taken from: http://www.ksag.org/files/shared/conceal.carry.FAQ.pdf
Also see: http://www.ksag.org/files/shared/con...eciprocity.pdf
DRILLER
HI EVERYONE:
Having trouble getting past a 1991 ( SIS ) FROM MISSOURI.
I live in Kansas. ANYONE KNOW ANY OPTIONS?
What is a SIS? What was the the charge, that is the key?Originally Posted by MIGLA5
Most past events that are over 5 years, such as DUI must be reported by are not necessarily disqualifying.
See these FAQs on Concealed Carry - Kansas Attorney General
*Answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions (Updated 7/01/09) about Kansas Concealed Carry.
*Summary of the 2009 Changes to Concealed Carry Law after the passage of HB 2308 and SB 19.
*Summary of the 2008 Changes to Concealed Carry Law after the passage of HB 2359.
*Summary of the 2007 Changes to Concealed Carry Law after the passage of HB 2528.
The people think the Second Amendment protects their rights;
Government sees an obstacle to be over-come.
NRA Life since 1966
Oklahoma guidance NRA-ILA ::
Oklahoma NRA-ILA ::
excerpt
"A person is permitted to carry unloaded firearms open
and not concealed when going to or from the person’s
private residence or vehicle, or to a gun shop, gun show,
or hunting, target shooting, or other sporting activity.
A person may transport an unloaded firearm openly in a
motor vehicle at any time. It is unlawful to carry a loaded
firearm in a vehicle, though there are some exceptions for
firearms carried by those with a concealed carry license."
The people think the Second Amendment protects their rights;
Government sees an obstacle to be over-come.
NRA Life since 1966
T1911------Encourage your girl friend to get a concealed carry permit before her next trip.
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