Carry Gun question.

[Jedabug92]

I have a curious question, at what point does a gun become too modified to carry?
Cut slide?
Match barrel?
New trigger?

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[NikatKimber]

Legally or Personally?

I don't think there's any legal requirement in OK for factory conditions. Your lawyer might have a different say. But this falls along the lines of "do I carry reloads?"

 

[Jedabug92]

Legally or Personally?

I don't think there's any legal requirement in OK for factory conditions. Your lawyer might have a different say. But this falls along the lines of "do I carry reloads?"

Both, I carry normal factory loads but I have had work done to my Pro, but I love carrying it so I just don't know if I need to get a new one to carry or what.

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[Calamity Jake]

Cary what you got, your legal.

 

[Jedabug92]

Cary what you got, your legal.

At what point does it become illegal

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[NikatKimber]

It doesn't. There isn't a legal requirement for factory conditions (or limited, like competitions).

 

[Jedabug92]

So essentially, you can carry the most whoppin' open class gun and not get crucified?

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[NikatKimber]

Not by the SDA law it is not illegal. Now could you get crucified in court because the opposing attorney says "he was carrying a xyz super modified killer gun". Just like the argument about carrying reloads.

IE, if you carry a .480 Ruger, you are breaking the law. A .44 Magnum is legal. But that wouldn't stop a determined lawyer from going after you comparing you to Dirty Harry and wanting to "blow someone's head off."

 

[Glocktogo]

When the "improvements" compromise safety or reliability, it's no longer suitable for carry.

 

[Jedabug92]

Not by the SDA law it is not illegal. Now could you get crucified in court because the opposing attorney says "he was carrying a xyz super modified killer gun". Just like the argument about carrying reloads.

IE, if you carry a .480 Ruger, you are breaking the law. A .44 Magnum is legal. But that wouldn't stop a determined lawyer from going after you comparing you to Dirty Harry and wanting to "blow someone's head off."

Well any determined lawyer will break out the big guns lol.

When the "improvements" compromise safety or reliability, it's no longer suitable for carry.

Ok.

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