Indiana Gun Permit - Do you have to holster?

[AZ D]

Maybe Joe Biden was there, on a ride along?

 

[jgreiner]

I would go to court. There no holster requirement. Put him on the stand and make him out to be an idiot. Request the video through discovery and play whole thing at trial. If trooper is smart he will not show up.

^^^^^^This^^^^^^

 

[qwerty]

Anyone ever see this ticket yet?

 

[WebSnyper]

Come on, you guys have not heard of the "...is that a gun in your pocket or are you..." law ?

 

[Micah]

Anyone ever see this ticket yet?

I am starting to think like you on this one...

 

[Scutter01]

I'm sure it was in the pocket holster that he didn't see, it's designed to hide the print in your pocket, not that it is required by law. I have one of these and you don't see the holster when you remove it. Aside from that, I don't know any officer who would on a routine stop ask you to handle your gun. They usually don't want you to have it in your hand. Something sounds awfully weird about this whole situation, but if ya go to court, take your pocket holster only, or a picture of one to explain how they work. Otherwise they may get you for possession of an empty holster in a court room, another law I have no idea if it exists or not.

Open carry is legal in Indiana. What difference does it make if it prints or not?

 

[You'll shoot your eye out]

As usual I am late getting in here. Isn't anyone going to mention that one should never pocket carry without a holster? If you do then you are running a very real risk of shooting yourself in the 'nards. Come to think about it, having a pocket-pool induced accidental discharge puts bystander's nards at risk also........ I don't approve of bullets flying around launched at pocket level, not even one little bit!

 

[JettaKnight]

As usual I am late getting in here. Isn't anyone going to mention that one should never pocket carry without a holster? If you do then you are running a very real risk of shooting yourself in the 'nards. Come to think about it, having a pocket-pool induced accidental discharge puts bystander's nards at risk also........ I don't approve of bullets flying around launched at pocket level, not even one little bit!

What if it's coat pocket?

 

[moosebag]

 

[KW730]

As usual I am late getting in here. Isn't anyone going to mention that one should never pocket carry without a holster? If you do then you are running a very real risk of shooting yourself in the 'nards. Come to think about it, having a pocket-pool induced accidental discharge puts bystander's nards at risk also........ I don't approve of bullets flying around launched at pocket level, not even one little bit!

It doesn't really matter if you don't carry a round in the chamber, which I'm assuming is the case here. If not, then yeah, you have to be a special kind of stupid.

 

[38special]

I wonder if this officer's wife also stole the OP's 9-year-old son's toy gun?

 

[EvilBlackGun]

*** Ba ya, m'Lord ...

..... come ba ya ....

 

[EvilBlackGun]

Whut are "nards?"

D'you mean " 'NADS? as in GONADS?" (Perhaps it was a Glock safe-action revolver.)

As usual I am late getting in here. Isn't anyone going to mention that one should never pocket carry without a holster? If you do then you are running a very real risk of shooting yourself in the 'nards. Come to think about it, having a pocket-pool induced accidental discharge puts bystander's nards at risk also........ I don't approve of bullets flying around launched at pocket level, not even one little bit!

 

[Hohn]

A friend was pulled over for speeding and told by a State Police Officer in Delaware that he had a pistol in the car. The officer asked to see it and my friend pulled in out of his pocket. The officer then wrote him a ticket for not having the gun in a holster. The officer gave him his gun back but he has to pay a fine or go to court. I am not familiar with this so any input would be appreciated.

How did the officer know the friend had a pistol? Was he a mind-reader?

 

[Fishersjohn48]

Has anyone suggested placing it in a bowl of uncoiled rice yet?

 

[chezuki]

Whut are "nards?"

D'you mean " 'NADS? as in GONADS?" (Perhaps it was a Glock safe-action revolver.)

Really? How old are you?!? It's not even a new slang term.

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[Markedup]

Evidently the GED is NOT WORKING for the OP. Maybe said OP should go ahead and give atleast 7-12th grade another try and possibly showup this time OR DO NOT POST on ingo while under the influence of crack.

WAY TO BUTCHER THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE!


No pics? DIDNT HAPPEN.

Remauto

You said what I've been biting my tongue and not saying
for four years on this board.

Some of us Indiana residents, on this board, give Hoosier
education a bad reputation. Are the seventh grade English
teachers inept? Or, is it the students and families problem?

Thanks

Mark

My grandchildren in Indiana are, five out of seven,
honor students.One is not mentally capable.

 

[Scarecrow]

I think, that was to many commas.

 

[Markedup]

I think, that was to many commas.

Want too buy some apostrophes ?

 

[38special]

I think, that was to many commas.

Too many. Two o's.