A firearm, whether loaded or unloaded is always considered a dangerous weapon when used in an illegal/unlawful manner. This is because of the fear that it instills into other persons who have no way of knowing if the firearm is unloaded, or not.
If you have a concealed weapon's permit, you may put your gun anywhere in your vehicle, or in your person loaded or unloaded, unless you are in school property. If you do not have a concealed weapon's permit, you may not have it on you, and you may not hide the gun anywhere in your car unless it is unloaded. You may, however, have the gun loaded in your car if it is in plain view. You also cannot have a gun present (loaded or unloaded) in school property.
1. Make sure the weapon is unloaded 2. Make sure the weapon is unloaded 3. Make sure the weapon is unloaded 4. Make sure the weapon is unloaded 5. Make sure the weapon is unloaded. 6. Open the bolt while holding the trigger to the rear, pull bolt out.
The Unloaded Gun - 1911 was released on: USA: 4 July 1911
Unloaded
Yes. The butt-end of a gun is commonly used to attack a victim. A victim can never be sure if a gun is completely unloaded; psychologically, the gun is still deadly because there is always a chance the weapon is loaded.
An unloaded gun
unloaded.
No. It makes no difference if the weapon is unloaded or not.
Unloaded
A dangerous instrument is one that can cause harm while not necessarily causing death. A deadly weapon is one that will most likely cause death. For example: A dangerous instrument, such as being poked in the eye with a pencil, can cause blindness, and a deadly weapon, such as a gun, can cause death.
Absolutely not. NO firearms allowed.
7 Pounds unloaded.