Going Fishing with a Keltec Sub2000?!?!?

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Well no, Im not really going to go fishing with my new sub2k. Just found an old Shakespeare Fishing Company rod bag that I had laying around and I thought I could use it as a nice little compact, discreet carrying case. Worked out pretty nice, holds the rifle, 2 x promag 10/32 mags, 1 x factory 10 glock mag and a glock 10/17 that didnt make the pic.
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DarceMegarce said:
Would it be legal to transport in that case or would that be considered "concealment"?
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Not too worried about, every rifle I've ever carried had been inside of a discreet soft case. Love my Voodoo tactical bags. I live in a condo so rifle shaped cases screaming look I'm carrying a rifle in the elevator isn't everyone's cup of tea.
 
Kevin M. said:
Not to nitpick.... but the very nature of transporting a gun in a case can be considered "concealment"

To answer the question, no, it would just be considered transporting.
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Okay then, I was under the impression that firearms had to be transported inside of a case that was intended to store a firearm. For example; being wrapped up in a blanket would be considered concealment. At least, that is what I remember reading here somewhere.
 
factionrr said:
Not too worried about, every rifle I've ever carried had been inside of a discreet soft case. Love my Voodoo tactical bags. I live in a condo so rifle shaped cases screaming look I'm carrying a rifle in the elevator isn't everyone's cup of tea.
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Yeah I don't blame you for being discreet. I was sure it had to be in a rifle case for transport though.

I don't think I will ever fully comprehend all the laws I am supposed to follow here. I'm getting contradictory information constantly.
 
DarceMegarce said:
Okay then, I was under the impression that firearms had to be transported inside of a case that was intended to store a firearm. For example; being wrapped up in a blanket would be considered concealment. At least, that is what I remember reading here somewhere.
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It's actually a preference. I don't have rifle bags for all my long guns so when I come walking out of the house to go out, you should see the looks on the neighbours faces when I have a CZ858 in my hands walking to my Jeep in the driveway... I usually wrap in a towel to not draw attention that I'm in my yard with a gun.

To the OP, very nice... If you're going to go with a laptop case, what are you going to be doing with the Shakespeare case? :)
 
There is at least one court case/judges decision that would make that case, and your intentions "to be discreet" a crime, namely carrying a concealed weapon.

The way around it is never admitting to trying to be discreet, or hide the fact that you are carrying a gun.

The second you say you were attempting to fool people into thinking you weren't carrying a gun, is the second you have broken the law.
 
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