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Originally Posted by RinTN
It would be nice if TCA gave a distinct definition. This is one of big reasons I would like to see the state's right to bare to include you vehicle as well as your home.
With that said, there is an AG opinion that states, "... It prohibits the carrying of a firearm with the intent to go armed. Thus, the carrying of a firearm is prohibited only when it is carried in a manner so as to be "readily accessible and available for use in the carrying out of purposes either offensive or defensive. ..."
So, related to the original question, do you think that an unloaded and/or inaccessible handgun would be acceptable under the law? Also, do you know if TCA defines "weapon" so that an unloaded handgun would be included or not?
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How do you brush past the part about "operated by the adult" while your car is sitting several hundred yards away in a parking lot?
I know many here think one operates a motor vehicle by carrying car keys on their person, but that is illogical.