Yeah, if I go the pistol route I would probably skip the brace. I wanted to SBR so I could get some better accuracy with the shoulder stock.A brace on an AR pistol isn't really necessary... I think people do it more for looks and was originally designed for people with a handicap for better one handed stability.
^ThisLTCH is for "handguns".
No license necessary for a rifle.
Umm, what?Not a lawyer but it’s my understanding that this very question is what makes AR and AK pistols so popular across the country.
Wwwweeeellll, . . . the discussion is whether it is a handgun, and, as the Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled, there can be stuff to talk about.^This
End of discussion.
1. Indiana has no statute, outside of hunting regs, as to carrying shoulder guns, openly or concealed, whatever we don't care, just don't carry where statutes prohibit, schools, casinos, post office, courthouses, etc.Are there any legal issues with carrying a rifle concealed in Indiana - e.g. an SBR in a backpack? The indiana ccw permit specifically states handguns and in my searching I couldn't find anything that specified one way or the other.
False.A brace on an AR pistol isn't really necessary... I think people do it more for looks.
1. Indiana has no statute, outside of hunting regs, as to carrying shoulder guns, openly or concealed, whatever we don't care, just don't carry where statutes prohibit, schools, casinos, post office, courthouses, etc.
2. When your "SBR" becomes a handgun, you need a license to carry.
3. Stop it with the "CCW permit" or you'll make half of INGO's head explode.
4. We don't do concealed vs. open carry here in Indiana. No license for a rifle needed unless your "rifle" is really a handgun ala Johnny Estep. Carry in a guitar cases, backpack, duct taped to your forehead, does not matter.
A. Is my rifle a handgun or a rifle?
If rifle, no license needed.
If handgun, get the license.
B. Get the license regardless and that way you don't have problems.
I beg to differ sir.Umm, what?
If it is a pistol, then you need a license.
Which is why he said.. if it is a pistol, you need a license.I beg to differ sir.
The question posed was, "Is there a law against carrying a rifle concealed".
He then asked about an S.B.R.
By definition, the two are "rifles", and NOT handguns.
How does this happen?1. Indiana has no statute, outside of hunting regs, as to carrying shoulder guns, openly or concealed, whatever we don't care, just don't carry where statutes prohibit, schools, casinos, post office, courthouses, etc.
2. When your "SBR" becomes a handgun, you need a license to carry.
3. Stop it with the "CCW permit" or you'll make half of INGO's head explode.
4. We don't do concealed vs. open carry here in Indiana. No license for a rifle needed unless your "rifle" is really a handgun ala Johnny Estep. Carry in a guitar cases, backpack, duct taped to your forehead, does not matter.
A. Is my rifle a handgun or a rifle?
If rifle, no license needed.
If handgun, get the license.
B. Get the license regardless and that way you don't have problems.
that is pretty interesting. According to that, any pistol grip shotgun is a pistol. I bought one from a dealer and i'm almost positive it was sold as a rifle.How does this happen?
I understand that a handgun needs a license to carry, but as I stated upthread, a rifle is not a handgun, unless it's reconfigured, but then it's not a rifle...
I had to Google the name Johnny Epstep, but that conviction seems specious to me.
You are correct, I was repeating the reason I have heard people use for carrying an AR pistol in their vehicle vs a rifle. The laws appear to allow carrying a loaded rifle in quite a few states so I don’t know why they say that.Umm, what?
If it is a pistol, then you need a license.
Good job Kirk. Just the facts.1. Indiana has no statute, outside of hunting regs, as to carrying shoulder guns, openly or concealed, whatever we don't care, just don't carry where statutes prohibit, schools, casinos, post office, courthouses, etc.
2. When your "SBR" becomes a handgun, you need a license to carry.
3. Stop it with the "CCW permit" or you'll make half of INGO's head explode.
4. We don't do concealed vs. open carry here in Indiana. No license for a rifle needed unless your "rifle" is really a handgun ala Johnny Estep. Carry in a guitar cases, backpack, duct taped to your forehead, does not matter.
A. Is my rifle a handgun or a rifle?
If rifle, no license needed.
If handgun, get the license.
B. Get the license regardless and that way you don't have problems.
Kirk! Bring back the old avatar, your mugshot is killing me1. Indiana has no statute, outside of hunting regs, as to carrying shoulder guns, openly or concealed, whatever we don't care, just don't carry where statutes prohibit, schools, casinos, post office, courthouses, etc.
2. When your "SBR" becomes a handgun, you need a license to carry.
3. Stop it with the "CCW permit" or you'll make half of INGO's head explode.
4. We don't do concealed vs. open carry here in Indiana. No license for a rifle needed unless your "rifle" is really a handgun ala Johnny Estep. Carry in a guitar cases, backpack, duct taped to your forehead, does not matter.
A. Is my rifle a handgun or a rifle?
If rifle, no license needed.
If handgun, get the license.
B. Get the license regardless and that way you don't have problems.