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are you alowed to use the cloth or nylon style carrying cases for the AR 15 here? if it has dubble zippers you can lock?
 
If you need a tool too open it then its fine
A soft locked case or in a locked truck with the rifle trigger locked
 
brett033 said:
Lockable...? Two zippers padlocked together. Is that considered "locked"?
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yes, that would be fine, I chose to go with a plastic rifle case padlocked incase I get some knob of a cop wanting to give me a hard time about a "cloth" case. but as the law is written, that cloth case is just fine, aslong as it's locked.
 
They must be locked in a "sturdy, non-transparent container"

I don't know exactly how they define "sturdy", but if I can't tear it open with my hands then it's good to go for me.

And they don't need to be "trigger" locked either. I see/hear that one all the time still. Cable lock through the action is fine as well.
 
Farmer Harv said:
They must be locked in a "sturdy, non-transparent container"

I don't know exactly how they define "sturdy", but if I can't tear it open with my hands then it's good to go for me.

And they don't need to be "trigger" locked either. I see/hear that one all the time still. Cable lock through the action is fine as well.
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Saying trigger locked is just a way of saying lock the rifle,theres also a barrel lock but its just easier to say trigger lock
 
skoal said:
Saying trigger locked is just a way of saying lock the rifle,theres also a barrel lock but its just easier to say trigger lock
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For you maybe, but there are a lot of people who truly believe it must be "trigger" locked. In fact, I just had a discussion with one about this the other day.
 
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