We don't need one in Utah anymore, so no. But also a "no" to carrying. I own a couple of handguns but I don't feel the need to have one in my car. When I go on long road trips I bring one along but not when doing RS.
I know this is a delivery board, but many here do rideshare as well. Do you have a carry permit?
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I was just in Nashville this week. I took an Uber and the young woman who drove me had a pistol in the cup holder!!!Black Wolf app offers armed ride-share drivers amid Atlanta crime surge, sees 'great response'
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Such holders are probobly ok for general carrying while you're driving and NOT doing rideshare , in case you were to get carjacked by a random stranger.
However such holders are very ill advised for us. Like other's have said someone can just grab your gun and now they have a gun and you don't. Purse/bag carry is bad for the same reason.
Wasteband draw is just not practical while seated .
I carry mine in a fanny pack holster. I also keep my cash in it for making change. (different pocket from the gun)
The way it sits when I'm seated and buckled is on my left side, the zipper is also on the left meaning someone would have to reach WAY over accross my waist to get my gun.
Most people just assume i'm a dork wearing a fanny pack. Which I TOTALLY AM!
Which to be fare is what I want people to think right up until i shoot their theiving robbing asses.
Let's say I have a full load in the car. A customer offers to let me take off my fanny pack because I look uncomfortable.
"Nahh I have like $60 in here"
I completely rational reason not to take it off.
I mean it;s a really dorky solution and honestly the best one i've found in 13 years for carrying while driving and not wanting to wear like 20 layers to keep my gun from printing. (being visible under clothing).
the only downside is that there's no way to look cool wearing it.
However such holders are very ill advised for us. Like other's have said someone can just grab your gun and now they have a gun and you don't. Purse/bag carry is bad for the same reason.
Wasteband draw is just not practical while seated .
I carry mine in a fanny pack holster. I also keep my cash in it for making change. (different pocket from the gun)
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The way it sits when I'm seated and buckled is on my left side, the zipper is also on the left meaning someone would have to reach WAY over accross my waist to get my gun.
Most people just assume i'm a dork wearing a fanny pack. Which I TOTALLY AM!
Which to be fare is what I want people to think right up until i shoot their theiving robbing asses.
Let's say I have a full load in the car. A customer offers to let me take off my fanny pack because I look uncomfortable.
"Nahh I have like $60 in here"
I completely rational reason not to take it off.
I mean it;s a really dorky solution and honestly the best one i've found in 13 years for carrying while driving and not wanting to wear like 20 layers to keep my gun from printing. (being visible under clothing).
the only downside is that there's no way to look cool wearing it.
Speaking of Nashville...
One of our company's programmers, who is from Chicago, moved to Tennessee.
At a carshop, while he was waiting on his car, there were several people also waiting, and showing each other their guns.
My guy almost crapped his pants.
Tennessee, like many Southern states, you don't need a permit to carry. (for most people)Speaking of Nashville...
One of our company's programmers, who is from Chicago, moved to Tennessee.
At a carshop, while he was waiting on his car, there were several people also waiting, and showing each other their guns.
My guy almost crapped his pants.
Not until july 1st my friend
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill (HB) 543 which strengthens Floridians’ Second Amendment rights by allowing Floridians to carry concealed weapons without a government-issued permit. HB 543 goes into effect on July 1, 2023, making Florida the 26th state to enact Constitutional Carry legislation.
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