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is it legal to carry a firearm
that is not registered to me?
if i have confused you-
can you carry a handgun that is not registered to you?
This is a discussion on carrying a registered handgun within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; i carry a handgun that is sweet a stoeger cougar 9mm is it legal to carry a firearm that is not registered to me? if ...
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i carry a handgun that is sweet a stoeger cougar 9mm
is it legal to carry a firearm
that is not registered to me?
if i have confused you-
can you carry a handgun that is not registered to you?
Each state is different. In Oregon, there is no registration and I can carry any handgun I choose. (I believe the word is freedom. Or is it liberty. I get confused. Sorry) In New York and probably New Jersey, that rule does not apply.
You need to check your state laws to find out. There are several websites out there that discuss just this type of thing.
gunlaws.com / Bloomfield Press
Handgunlaw.us
Same thing here in AZ, doesn't matter since you do not have to register your guns with big brother.
Be safe!
NEVER point a gun at something you are not prepared to destroy!
AND for GODS sake, get your finger off the trigger until you are ready to squeeze the trigger!
Registration what registration lost all of my firearms crappie fishing.
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From what I read I believe any gun in your possession must be registered to you,so if you are carrying a gun then IMHO it has to be registered in your name
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
No registration requirement here in North Carolina, carry whatever you want.
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."
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Same here in SC.
I had the notion that the paperwork we filled out at the time of purchase became the "registration".
Friend who once was an FFL and dealer just recently set me straight. That paperwork stays with the
dealer PERIOD. The Feds can get it but what a hassle that would be as paperwork is often "lost".
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the Government take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
To be sure of hitting the target, shoot first and call whatever you hit the target.
A sense of humor is a major defense against minor trouble.
Do not confuse the BAFTE 4473 that you fill out when purchasing with registration. Very few states require registration of guns. As long as your not in one of those states, your fine.
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hhhmmmm-
i will ask some local people -
just so were both clear on this question?-
i bought a handgun at a show from a private party-
i can legally carry that handgun?
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Half the guns I own were bought from other people, there is no registration in Minn.
John
As long as MN does not require registration (which I don't believe they do) then yes you can legally carry it. That being said, you might want to have the police do a serial number trace, to insure it is not stolen.Originally Posted by lonewolf56301
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While some states like Wisconsin do not register weapons they still run back round check.
Now many will tell you that when you fill out the BAFTE 4473 no record of the serial number is kept that traces back you you.
That is a lie. It was suppose to be a system where it was not kept but they they kept the records and to this day keep them.
If you had a back round check done when you purchased it they know you had it and that record will never go away.
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Handgunlaw.us is a marvelous site (http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/minnesota.pdf) for starters. It's on YOU to know the laws in your state, of course.
Presumably you have a permit: if you do, you're good to go.
Welcome to the forum!
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Do you have a Mn State issued concealed carry permit/license?
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