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<blockquote data-quote="gillman7" data-source="post: 971839" data-attributes="member: 2784"><p>Actually abinok is correct. The law says not mag, clip or chamber loaded. It is talking about the gun, not the ammo holding mechanism. There is nothing wrong with transporting a gun, and a loaded magazine, as long as the magazine is not inserted in the gun. The law is about the firing ability of the gun, not the presence of shooting components. </p><p></p><p>Sometimes we make this way too hard. In OK you can transport a cased gun, unloaded, no matter if you have a CCL or not. You can transport an empty Glock in a case, on your seat, in plain view, with a loaded mag in the glovebox. What you can not do is transport a Glock in a case with a loaded mag in it, even without a round chambered.</p><p></p><p>The intent and language of the law is to prevent transporting a gun that is ready to fire, or with one motion made ready to fire. That is the purpose of saying not clip or mag loaded. Not that you can not have a loaded mag in the car, it is that you can not have the mag or clip inserted, where all you have to do is chamber the round and it is ready to fire.</p><p></p><p>The only thing a CCL will allow you to do other than a non CCL is to have the mag inserted in a rifle, but still not chambered, I am not talking about a handgun here. Of course you are carrying a chamber loaded pistol. I hope some of the CCL instructors will chime in on this as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gillman7, post: 971839, member: 2784"] Actually abinok is correct. The law says not mag, clip or chamber loaded. It is talking about the gun, not the ammo holding mechanism. There is nothing wrong with transporting a gun, and a loaded magazine, as long as the magazine is not inserted in the gun. The law is about the firing ability of the gun, not the presence of shooting components. Sometimes we make this way too hard. In OK you can transport a cased gun, unloaded, no matter if you have a CCL or not. You can transport an empty Glock in a case, on your seat, in plain view, with a loaded mag in the glovebox. What you can not do is transport a Glock in a case with a loaded mag in it, even without a round chambered. The intent and language of the law is to prevent transporting a gun that is ready to fire, or with one motion made ready to fire. That is the purpose of saying not clip or mag loaded. Not that you can not have a loaded mag in the car, it is that you can not have the mag or clip inserted, where all you have to do is chamber the round and it is ready to fire. The only thing a CCL will allow you to do other than a non CCL is to have the mag inserted in a rifle, but still not chambered, I am not talking about a handgun here. Of course you are carrying a chamber loaded pistol. I hope some of the CCL instructors will chime in on this as well. [/QUOTE]
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