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12-19-2006, 07:22 AM
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Yes The Springfield. Great gun great price. My dad is in town so I'm going to take him to look at the Kimbers. If he pays the diference I'll get that. I already have a tactical Kimber and they're nothing like it. But I really liked the Springfield for my car.
It is leagal to carry in your car and no do not conceal it from a cop. That just makes you look like a criminal.
Car/Gun law summary
Date updated: Aug 27, 2005 @ 1:33 pm
790.25 (5)(5) Lawful Ownership, Possession, and Use of Firearms and Other Weapons
It is not necessary to have a license or permit to carry a loaded firearm in a private vehicle, so long as the gun is "securely encased". Florida law defines a weapon as being securely encased if the firearm is in a glove compartment, whether or not locked, in a snapped holster (not worn on your body!), in a zippered gun case or in a box or other container that requires a lid or cover to be lifted or opened in order to gain access to the firearm. These restrictions do not apply to any person who holds a valid Florida Concealed Weapon License or a reciprocal state license/permit.
It is leagal to carry in your car and no do not conceal it from a cop. That just makes you look like a criminal.
Car/Gun law summary
Date updated: Aug 27, 2005 @ 1:33 pm
790.25 (5)(5) Lawful Ownership, Possession, and Use of Firearms and Other Weapons
It is not necessary to have a license or permit to carry a loaded firearm in a private vehicle, so long as the gun is "securely encased". Florida law defines a weapon as being securely encased if the firearm is in a glove compartment, whether or not locked, in a snapped holster (not worn on your body!), in a zippered gun case or in a box or other container that requires a lid or cover to be lifted or opened in order to gain access to the firearm. These restrictions do not apply to any person who holds a valid Florida Concealed Weapon License or a reciprocal state license/permit.
12-19-2006, 07:25 AM
#34
Originally Posted by Ajserrano,Dec 19 2006, 11:23 AM
leagal = legal. please excuse my spelling. I may not be able to spell but I can shot the dik of a mosquito from 100 yds.
I need a gun! My sword does not fit in the secret compartment 
