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So, what of WV? If I travel with it, unloaded, in a case, and am pulled over will I still have it confiscated or get in legal trouble? Anything else I should know.
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Also, goodbomb: http://www.gunlaws.com/links/linkswv.htm Click some of the links on that page and see if you can't find out what you need. |
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Also in West Virginia, you don't ask the local cops. Only the SHERIFF of your county can issue a concealed carry permit. Go to http://www.wvcdl.org/. Don't listen to people giving you advice based on THEIR own states of residence. It does NOT help you one bit. |
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Oh yeah, that's in no way suspicious, and won't raise any concerns.
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Hey, better to be obvious and clear myself than let people sleuth through my computer files or something.
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I very much doubt that. I'm not from your state, or even country, but any gun law has to differentiate between transporting and carrying a gun. Otherwise you could never take it to the range. Our laws are (generally) stricter than yours and carry is for all intents and purposes illegal, but transport is another matter entirely.
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Hell, I looked up WV Laws on the web. and NO it is NOT correct. Hell, that isn't the case in MY own state of California, so now way in hell it's the case in West Virginia. Read up on your state laws. It's easy. |
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I love how New York is last on the list. XD
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Depends if you're going from worse to worst!
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