I knew what you meant.From a legal standpoint
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I knew what you meant.From a legal standpoint
What if you don't have a concealed carry permit and you carry your gun from your car into a gun range in a gun case and you are on property that you don't own? Would this be considered illegally carrying a concealed weapon.
I'm assuming from the way you asked the question that you weren't just being casual when you referred to it as a concealed carry permit." GA does not have a law against carrying concealed weapons and the license (a weapons carry license) applies to carry weapons generally, almost always without regard to whether the weapon is carried openly or concealed.What if you don't have a concealed carry permit and you carry your gun from your car into a gun range in a gun case and you are on property that you don't own? Would this be considered illegally carrying a concealed weapon.
I'm assuming from the way you asked the question that you weren't just being casual when you referred to it as a concealed carry permit."
Consider me a pedant, but I think you missed the point. Being casual is knowing that the formal name is one thing but calling it something else. I do not care if people do that. But he went on to ask about carrying concealed, implying that he thought Georgia prohibits concealed carry. That's not being casual, that's at least giving the impression he is not aware. So you say he is not being casual, but then describe people being casual.nope, nothing casual about it.
90% of the posters here call it a concealed weapons license/permit, CCL, CWP.
If you call it a GWL, you are considered a pedant.
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But he went on to ask about carrying concealed, implying that he thought Georgia prohibits concealed carry. That's not being casual, that's at least giving the impression he is not aware. .
Consider me a pedant, but I think you missed the point. Being casual is knowing that the formal name is one thing but calling it something else. I do not care if people do that. But he went on to ask about carrying concealed, implying that he thought Georgia prohibits concealed carry. That's not being casual, that's at least giving the impression he is not aware. So you say he is not being casual, but then describe people being casual.