Robert Woolley wrote:
Are there any U.S. jurisdictions where it is clearly unlawful to leave a
pistol (loaded or unloaded) unattended in a car? If so, does it matter
whether the car is on private or public property when the gun is left in it?
(Never mind whether or when it might be wise or unwise. That I know
sufficient well.)
I recall being told that Massachusetts prohibits LTC holders from
leaving a gun in a car--creating a
difficult situation for LTC holders who have a gun with them, but must
enter a prohibited area. I don't know
if this is a regulation imposed on LTC holders, or a statutory
prohibition. Neither California nor Idaho has
any such requirement, to my knowledge.
Clayton E. Cramer
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