11-05-2021, 01:01 AM
This will be a truly landmark decision. I admire the people that decided to stand up and say "No" to this unconstitutional state law and hope that SCOTUS does their job.
Here is what the law allows in Indiana to own a handgun:
An example of what is not allowed:
Our permits are not handgun specific so if the person driving has a permit then the above would be legal.
Here is what the law allows in Indiana to own a handgun:
Quote:You are allowed to own a firearm on your own property without having a handgun permit.
You can also carry a gun at a shooting range or at a gun show without having a handgun permit.
You can also transport a handgun in your vehicle without having a handgun permit, however the handgun MUST be unloaded, secured in a case, and not easily accessible.
An example of what is not allowed:
Quote:If you have a handgun permit and leave a handgun in your vehicle, then let someone else drive your vehicle that does not have a handgun permit, if that person is pulled over they could be charged with a crime even if they didnt know the handgun was in your vehicle.
Our permits are not handgun specific so if the person driving has a permit then the above would be legal.