No, you may not.
Federal law requires that you be 21 to own a handgun, or under adequate supervision to possess a handgun (which in this case you're neither).
If discovered by law enforcement, this constitutes illegal possession of a handgun, which is taken very seriously.
yes u can, but you must have a current Concealed Pistol License (CPL) from Washington or another state that Washington recognizes. If you do not possess a CPL, you may only carry an unloaded pistol in a vehicle. There is no restriction on where inside the vehicle the pistol and ammunition is, as long as the pistol is unloaded.
unless you have permit and not brandishing
If you do not possess a licence to carry a concealed handgun, then any handgun you carry in your vehicle which is within reach and not in plain sight must be unloaded and secured. This means cable lock, trigger lock, locked case.. something of that sort.
You can legally transport it unloaded and inaccessible, but to have it loaded and accessible, you must have a NY handgun carry permit.
carry in your vehicle unloaded and concealed, to be safe dissasemble
Federal laws allow you to transport an unloaded, locked firearm through a given state provided the following: You have the legal right to possess the firearm in at your destination You are passing through the state in question with no extended stay. I.E. you could stop for lunch but not for a day. Some states are more strict than other - just because there is a federal allowance for transportation does not mean that local or state officials wont take action. Specifically in MA - if you are an out of state resident, you must meet certain, strict criteria to legally carry your gun in a vehicle. If you are not licensed, the general answer is - no, you cant unless it is locked, unloaded and you are not staying in MA.
Yes, as long as you legally possess the gun.
You can carry firearms in your vehicle. How you must have them while they're being transported varies in accordance with state law. Some states will require them to be in plain sight, while others may require them to be unloaded and in plain sight. Some states may require them to be unloaded and out of reach of all occupants in the vehicle. You need to check with your state police to find out the manner in which you're required to transport a handgun in your vehicle.
Wisconsin doesn't allow concealed carry, so legally you can't conceal one anywhere.
In general, yes, under federal law HR218, a retired officer can carry a gun in any U.S. state.ADDED: HR 218 requires that the retired officer re-qualify with his sidearm once per year to the standards of the agency fom which he he retired or that of his local law enforcement agency.
Please refer to RCW 9.41.050. (2)(a) A person shall not carry or place a loaded pistol in any vehicle unless the person has a license to carry a concealed pistol and: (i) The pistol is on the licensee's person, (ii) the licensee is within the vehicle at all times that the pistol is there, or (iii) the licensee is away from the vehicle and the pistol is locked within the vehicle and concealed from view from outside the vehicle.
No. It makes no difference if the weapon is unloaded or not.