LEO's - help with Terminator Carry

[grabbin' asphalt]

So I've got a typical Pistol Grip 20 gauge that I've been stuffing in my saddle bag when I been out riding. Also have a CWP and all that taken care off.
With all the possible road chaos that seems to be abundant these days and if I'm ever dead end trapped or in a need to access some heavy hitting loads while traveling and if I already have the saddle bag stuffed with gear, Can I go Terminator style and ride out to and fro legally??
It's an open carry long gun right??
I'm wondering about shoulder sling carry, scabbard carry or scabbard mounted to front fork side??
And to top off Terminator Style Carry what about going full bandolier, what's the legality in all this Lololololololol
Been also gathering parts for smaller AR pistol build that'll be stuffed into the saddle bags on some occasions also.
Furthermore, riding through a school zone and all that jazz going to and fro, is that a concern at all??
Just curious what all my options are here, thnx for any help, here's a couple pics of the ride in question...

 

[TrentA]

http://www.georgiacarry.org/cms/georgias-carry-laws-explained/frequently-asked-questions/

This should answer pretty much everything.

I think it's fine where it is. You are asking for theft/ getting called into 911 if it's exposed. While not illegal to carry a long gun you are asking for a headache/ misunderstandings when someone calls 911 and says "someone has a shotgun at the gas station". And I guarentee the 911 call won't be a one off, uneducated people are easy to scare. It's a huge hassle for us and you.

 

[Porter Rockwell]

Thanks now I Have the tune "Bad to the Bone" stuck in my head.

 

[grabbin' asphalt]

So if I can stuff it into the saddle bag before I get to the gas station I'm good Lol

 

[CQB27]

You wouldn't be breaking any laws by carrying your shotgun on/in your motorcycle, but as TrentA said, if you have it exposed it's just a matter of time before someone steals it. If you secured it in the bag before leaving the bike unattended, it takes all od 2 seconds for someone who saw that to pop that bag open and drive away. And the truth is the cell phone nancy boys/girls will constantly burn up 911 telling on you and reporting you as a "menacing looking, mean man circling the school/park/my granny's house!". Lawd, a cop's life was so much better before every swinging Richard had a cell phone!

Carry it, conceal it, live happy. If the urge strikes to ride terminator style, strap it on and go from point A to the house so the sissy mob wont circle around you at the gas station, wailing and gnashing their teeth until the ever pestered cops arrive. Just my thoughts, as always YMMV.

 

[grabbin' asphalt]

Carry it, conceal it, live happy. If the urge strikes to ride terminator style, strap it on and go from point A to the house so the sissy mob wont circle around you at the gas station, wailing and gnashing their teeth until the ever pestered cops arrive. Just my thoughts, as always YMMV.

Funniest thing I've read in a while, ...Lmfao!!!!

 

[roryred]

Carry it, conceal it, live happy. If the urge strikes to ride terminator style, strap it on and go from point A to the house so the sissy mob wont circle around you at the gas station, wailing and gnashing their teeth until the ever pestered cops arrive. Just my thoughts, as always YMMV.

Something like this... I ride too. Nice bike. I ride in all weather so my first thought was "I don't want to keep cleaning my shotgun after every ride in the rain."

 

[galvatron]

Here's a realistic concern with scooter carry.

Eventually you're going to park your rolling arsenal and walk away from it. Saddle bags are easier to break into than cars...

If you're routinely in areas where you want/need that kind of punch available you might want to reconsider your vehicle choices.

 

[blake]

I've always heard to not leave anything locked in your car that you wouldn't leave on your hood. I think a saddle bag is a step further into the unsecured zone.

I will say that I don't know how all the "truck gun" rifles and shotguns would play out in reality. If I was somewhere and saw some dude whip out a pistol grip shotgun out of a motorcycle saddle bag I certainly wouldn't immediately register him as a good guy. Same with a dude grabbing a rifle out of a trunk.

I get the desire to have a better tool on you if things go south but I just think it would end up with some deadly misunderstandings.

I'm unabashedly anti open-carry though, not from a legal standpoint, but from a tactical one. Keep that in mind. I saw some skinny kid last night in Publix open carrying a Glock in what looked like a Fobus holster and he was drawing all kinds of unnecessary attention.


One final thought - how much protective gear do you wear when riding? You're much more likely to get plowed by a blue hair when out riding than finding yourself up against a mob of BLM murders. Just a passing thought...

 

[gh1950]

Buddy of mine had a Cavalry style saddle holster made for his Harley, when he parks, he belt carries the gun.

You can do what you want to do, but it's really a question of how much time you want to spend talking your way out of "situations". Guarantee that every school zone you ride through, the crossing guard and a half dozen soccer moms are dropping a dime about the "black Harley with the assault weapon." Then you get the chance to eat some gravel, until some one shows up that knows what is going on. So yeah, you can do it, but for me, life is too short.