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I messed this up and posted in Open carry by mistake but can't delete it. I apologize... :aargh4:
I work with a fellow who is a Certified Welding Inspector from California who currently resides in Kentucky. He rides his bike (HD with saddle bags) to and from work. He does not have a Kentucky CCDW permit. Today he asked me how /if he could carry his pistol on the bike. frankly I done a about and hour's worth searching and I could not come up with a boni-fied answer.
I did find, " Kentucky also allows weapons to be hidden from view in any factory-installed vehicle compartment. Console boxes, seat pockets, glove compartments or trunks are among the acceptable areas for unlicensed concealment. from: Kentucky
Since he owns property in KY, I guess he is a KY resident - I did not ask. He may still be licensed for California. Perhaps that plays into the grand scheme of things, no? I would like to give him some statute but I can't find any thing specific other than above.
Thanks for the input, folks.
My best,
I work with a fellow who is a Certified Welding Inspector from California who currently resides in Kentucky. He rides his bike (HD with saddle bags) to and from work. He does not have a Kentucky CCDW permit. Today he asked me how /if he could carry his pistol on the bike. frankly I done a about and hour's worth searching and I could not come up with a boni-fied answer.
I did find, " Kentucky also allows weapons to be hidden from view in any factory-installed vehicle compartment. Console boxes, seat pockets, glove compartments or trunks are among the acceptable areas for unlicensed concealment. from: Kentucky
Since he owns property in KY, I guess he is a KY resident - I did not ask. He may still be licensed for California. Perhaps that plays into the grand scheme of things, no? I would like to give him some statute but I can't find any thing specific other than above.
Thanks for the input, folks.
My best,