So without a CHL any gun in my friend's car would have to belong to my friend.
With a CHL though, I can carry in his vehicle as a passenger without a problem. Correct?
If I am a passenger though and now lets say I have a CHL (which I will soon) and he gets stopped for speeding... what is proper etiquette for dealing with the officer? Should I sit down and shut up? Or should I give my ID's to my friend to present to the cop or what? I am pretty sure that most cops don't like surprises...
Hence what is appropriate?
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- Tue Apr 20, 2010 9:25 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
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- Tue Apr 20, 2010 9:03 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: Newbie
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I am brand new to this board and I am waiting on my CHL to arrive in the mail.
I have a couple of questions...
The first one is a question regarding House Bill 1815.
That bill allows a person to 'travel' in their vehicle with a handgun WITHOUT a CHL. However the place that I am looking at states clearly that a stipulation of that to be "The person must own or control the motor vehicle."
SO, if a buddy of mine asks me to go to San Antonio for the weekend and we ride together...and for whatever reason if we were stopped by a cop and lets say were 100% open about it... could I get in trouble for having a weapon in my friend's vehicle?
A follow up question would be, WITH a CHL what are, if any rules regarding riding as a passenger in another person's vehicle with a weapon?
I have a couple of questions...
The first one is a question regarding House Bill 1815.
That bill allows a person to 'travel' in their vehicle with a handgun WITHOUT a CHL. However the place that I am looking at states clearly that a stipulation of that to be "The person must own or control the motor vehicle."
SO, if a buddy of mine asks me to go to San Antonio for the weekend and we ride together...and for whatever reason if we were stopped by a cop and lets say were 100% open about it... could I get in trouble for having a weapon in my friend's vehicle?
A follow up question would be, WITH a CHL what are, if any rules regarding riding as a passenger in another person's vehicle with a weapon?