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It might be worth archiving this thread and making a new one since the laws have changed somewhat. Someone might not realize the date of the original post and be getting inaccurate information.

In regards to "are these reasonable?" as always, it depends from person to person. Me and probably most everyone else on this forum is unhappy about campus carry restrictions, but I respect that other voters' opinions count, too. If we as a society, or as a state, or as a campus come together and ...

Labs deal with a lot of very dangerous materials. It's not an environment you want to use a firearm because the potential for harming everyone in the room, or in the entire building, or even the entire city block is extremely real. The ones at my university had extremely large (several hundred pound ...

I know a lot of people are upset here but it's worth bearing in mind:

1. These are low level government workers whose primary job is paperwork. They do not, and their supervisors do not, and their supervisor's supervisors do not have any say at all in their staffing levels, how fast stuff gets ...

One more - Jan 1 you can open carry in your car, it doesn't have to be concealed. Does it still have to be in a holder on your belt or shoulder though? Or can it legally just be sitting in the passenger seat (bad idea obviously)?

You are allowed to use lethal force to prevent a robbery or attempted robbery, but at what point is it considered a robbery?

If I am walking down a dark street and see someone following me, and I cross the street and change directions, and the person continues to follow - what is a good way to ...

Open carry law says it has to be a shoulder or belt holster, so am I correct in assuming that accidentally showing your concealed gun in your IWB is still an offense?

As a separate question, if I am pocket carrying in my jeans and you are able to look down the pocket and see the top of the gun, is ...