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PHORTO
(10/10/2018)
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Pennsylvania law already requires a carry permit to have a handgun in the passenger compartment of a vehicle, loaded or not.
This bill would hamstring a lawfully obtained carry permit - what's a person to do, unload the piece every time s/he gets into a car? No, that's not the idea. The idea is to prevent as many permit holders from carrying firearms as possible by placing a legal impediment into their continuity of lawful movement. To remain within the law, permit holders would disarm but the dirtballs who would shoot them over a traffic dispute would not.
Ridiculous, and just another example of how fatuous Democrats are, and why anything they propose should simply be ignored. |
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