General Question

[jeniton10001]

Hi every one, Can any one tell me Where can handguns not be carried?

 

[wlr2]

Basicly schools, government buildings, and any place that has a no guns allowed sign.

 

[kalboy]

Commercial aircraft also.

 

[Ruffnek]

Basicly schools, government buildings, and any place that has a no guns allowed sign.

Signs do not hold weight of law in Indiana.You can be asked to leave and then charged with trespassing if you don't comply,but the sign hasno legal authority.

This thread feels troll-ish.

 

[Gluemanz28]

Welcome to INGO

 

[JimfromTrafalgar]

"This thread feels troll-ish."
I get the same "feel", if you will. No explanation, no intro. However, it was posted at around 1AM, so who knows?
jeniton, how about a little follow through?

 

[HoughMade]

Hi every one, Can any one tell me Where can handguns not be carried?

Do you have a LTCH? Are you in Indiana? How old are you?

...but in most cases, "by the grip" is the preferable place to carry it and "with your hand over the muzzle" would be where I would not carry it.

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

JICOPIFR
this is what I wrote on the back of my LTCH-->

school property, bus, function
to & from school (*see IC 35-47-9-1)
commercial/charter aircraft
controlled access area of airport
state fair, riverboat, shipping port
fed buildings (i.e. courtroom, post office)
hospital housing inmates
No Guns Signs = Law Trumps Policy
Must Leave Property If Asked To Do So

(btw, I also have Cooper's Four Rules and Guy Relford's information on the back of my LTCH)

 

[IndyGlockMan]

JICOPIFR
this is what I wrote on the back of my LTCH-->

school property, bus, function
to & from school (*see IC 35-47-9-1)
commercial/charter aircraft
controlled access area of airport
state fair, riverboat, shipping port
fed buildings (i.e. courtroom, post office)
hospital housing inmates
No Guns Signs = Law Trumps Policy
Must Leave Property If Asked To Do So

(btw, I also have Cooper's Four Rules and Guy Relford's information on the back of my LTCH)

I like that.
I'll have to do the same.

Would be nice to have a sticker with all this printed on it.
I'd pay a couple bucks for something like that I could stick on the back side of my LCHG

Maybe that could be a little money maker for INGO?

 

[Gluemanz28]

I like that.
I'll have to do the same.

Would be nice to have a sticker with all this printed on it.
I'd pay a couple bucks for something like that I could stick on the back side of my LCHG

Maybe that could be a little money maker for INGO?

I'm not sure INGO is in to making money since the Shop INGO link has been down for months.

 

[cosermann]

See the FAQ.

 

[ModernGunner]

JICOPIFR
this is what I wrote on the back of my LTCH-->

school property, bus, function
to & from school (*see IC 35-47-9-1)
commercial/charter aircraft
controlled access area of airport
state fair, riverboat, shipping port
fed buildings (i.e. courtroom, post office)
hospital housing inmates
No Guns Signs = Law Trumps Policy
Must Leave Property If Asked To Do So

(btw, I also have Cooper's Four Rules and Guy Relford's information on the back of my LTCH)

I think that's an excellent idea, Tyler!

Also, maybe just an 'add-on', but when doing this, the person might want to include the date, since the carry laws do tend to change, and in no specific time-frame. Just an additional thought.

 

[88GT]

Just find a mailing label of similar size and print the info in small print on the label. Affix to back of LTCH. Profit. Or not. But if felt like it belonged.

 

[James20]

Pretty much just schools and government buildings

 

[shades171]

Nice post. Good overview on where you can't carry it. I try to look at the door of a business before I go in about a no gun sign. If they have one, and all things being equal, I will shop somewhere else.

 

[alabasterjar]

Basicly schools, government buildings, and any place that has a no guns allowed sign.

If I understand the recent changes to Indiana preemption laws, municipal​​​ government buildings are OK to carry in. Courthouses, federal buildings, etc.... No go.

Technically, private property with "no guns" signs are still OK to carry unless asked to leave.