Thu Jan 26, 2017 5:56 am
Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:20 am
Fri Jan 27, 2017 12:04 am
Daveygravey89 wrote:I've been pulled over twice while carrying and all I do is give him my cpl with the rest of my info and politely tell him I have a loaded weapon on my person . One time he told me thanks for letting him know and to please keep my hands on the wheel and then let me go. Other time he had me place it on the seat he grabbed it dropped the mag racked the slide to discard loaded round and took it back to his cruiser . After he was done he brought it back placed it on my hood and told me not to retrieve it until he is gone .
Mon Jan 30, 2017 12:15 pm
golddigger14s wrote:Daveygravey89 wrote:I've been pulled over twice while carrying and all I do is give him my cpl with the rest of my info and politely tell him I have a loaded weapon on my person . One time he told me thanks for letting him know and to please keep my hands on the wheel and then let me go. Other time he had me place it on the seat he grabbed it dropped the mag racked the slide to discard loaded round and took it back to his cruiser . After he was done he brought it back placed it on my hood and told me not to retrieve it until he is gone .
Nothing like submitting to an illegal search, and seizure. As I've said you are not required to tell an officer you have a legally carried gun in WA state unless asked. Were you stopped for a gun crime/infraction? No? Then it is not part of the traffic stop, and leave it out of the conversation.
Mon Jan 30, 2017 12:19 pm
Powderman wrote:Seriously, I would probably ask you why you chose not to tell me about your firearm. And the tension level would definitely increase.
Mon Jan 30, 2017 12:40 pm
Powderman wrote:If I catch sight of your firearm and you HAVEN'T told me about it, then it might not end well. There might be a simple stern warning--all the way up to loud voices, exiting of vehicles and possibly being proned out in a mud puddle. Handcuffs might be applied, and there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Seriously, I would probably ask you why you chose not to tell me about your firearm. And the tension level would definitely increase.
Mon Jan 30, 2017 12:56 pm
Mon Jan 30, 2017 1:12 pm
Powderman wrote:<snip>
Golddigger...no, you do NOT have to inform about your CPL. However, it can help to avoid unpleasantness. And by that, I mean this:
If I catch sight of your firearm AND you have told me about it beforehand, kewl beanz. We'll probably talk about guns, if you have the time.
If I catch sight of your firearm and you HAVEN'T told me about it, then it might not end well. There might be a simple stern warning--all the way up to loud voices, exiting of vehicles and possibly being proned out in a mud puddle. Handcuffs might be applied, and there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Seriously, I would probably ask you why you chose not to tell me about your firearm. And the tension level would definitely increase.
Mon Jan 30, 2017 1:42 pm
Mon Jan 30, 2017 1:48 pm
Mon Nov 13, 2017 1:24 am
Mon Nov 13, 2017 6:51 am
xr650r wrote:I never leave my loaded gun anywhere but on me its a good way to go to jail.
A friend of mine spent a weekend in jail for having his gun under his front seat. He was pulled over one night late on his way home from work. He mentioned he had a loaded gun and that he forgot to put it on after work. Officer wasnt amuzed and took him to jail. He spent some time with a good lawyer but it was spendy to get it straightend out.
Mon Nov 13, 2017 7:51 am
MadPick wrote:xr650r wrote:I never leave my loaded gun anywhere but on me its a good way to go to jail.
A friend of mine spent a weekend in jail for having his gun under his front seat. He was pulled over one night late on his way home from work. He mentioned he had a loaded gun and that he forgot to put it on after work. Officer wasnt amuzed and took him to jail. He spent some time with a good lawyer but it was spendy to get it straightend out.
^ This confuses me. I’m Washington, you can have that loaded pistol anywhere in the vehicle. It doesn’t need to be on your person.
Why was your friend detained?
Mon Nov 13, 2017 1:33 pm
beckdw wrote:MadPick wrote:xr650r wrote:I never leave my loaded gun anywhere but on me its a good way to go to jail.
A friend of mine spent a weekend in jail for having his gun under his front seat. He was pulled over one night late on his way home from work. He mentioned he had a loaded gun and that he forgot to put it on after work. Officer wasnt amuzed and took him to jail. He spent some time with a good lawyer but it was spendy to get it straightend out.
^ This confuses me. I’m Washington, you can have that loaded pistol anywhere in the vehicle. It doesn’t need to be on your person.
Why was your friend detained?
Because grammar is hard, and even cops have trouble some times. My SGM is a Pierce Co Deputy and has told me if you don't have it on you he will be giving you a warning. I tried to explain it, but...
Mon Nov 13, 2017 6:29 pm
xr650r wrote:A couple things to be aware of. If you leave your insurance and registration out and not locked up if your vehicle is broken into they will use the info to steal your identity.
I never leave my loaded gun anywhere but on me its a good way to go to jail.
A friend of mine spent a weekend in jail for having his gun under his front seat. He was pulled over one night late on his way home from work. He mentioned he had a loaded gun and that he forgot to put it on after work. Officer wasnt amuzed and took him to jail. He spent some time with a good lawyer but it was spendy to get it straightend out.