It sounds as if you have a question on the laws related to a firearm in a vehicle. The law varies from state to state. An answer that applies to Virginia would not necessarily be a correct answer for California or Texas. Packing.org has a SUMMARY of firearms laws for different states.
A loaded pistol is not a toy. Any game with a loaded pistol is foolish and unsafe.
Yes, in New Mexico, it is generally legal to carry a loaded pistol in your vehicle. However, the firearm must be in a location where it is not readily accessible to anyone in the vehicle, such as in the trunk or a secured compartment. It's important to be aware of any local regulations and to have a valid permit if required. Always check for the most current laws, as regulations can change.
Loaded or unloaded?
Impossible to answer- too many variables. It would require a penetration of the munition by fragments, or a fire in the same compartment as the munition. If the munition is loaded and the breech closed, it would depend on the intensity of the fire.
2.5 lbs empty 3 lbs loaded
Yes only side arms
2.5 lbs empty 3 lbs loaded
roughly 3 pounds
In South Carolina, you can legally keep a firearm in your glove compartment, but it must be stored in a closed container, like a glove compartment or console. However, if the firearm is loaded, it may be subject to specific regulations, including whether you have a concealed carry permit. It's essential to stay informed about local laws and regulations, as they can change, and certain conditions might apply. Always consult current legal resources or a legal expert for the most accurate guidance.
Yes
After a round has been chambered
No way Jose. it can't be kept loaded or in reach. It needs to be in the trunk or it's a major bust if you are caught.