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>>>>Can carry it unlocked? No
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>>>Uh, Uh. In California it's allowed provided the person has a permit.
>>Nope. You cannot carry a loaded gun in a car. The weapon and the ammo must be stored seperatly. Which make it useless for defense.
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>Not according to the law pdf for which I posted the url.
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>>>>Can carry it Loaded? No
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>>>Uh, uh. In California it's allowed provided the person has a permit
>>Wrong again. See above
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>Same note.
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>>>>Can carry it concealed? No
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>>>Uh, uh In California it's allowed provided the person has a permit.
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>>And wrong again. In California you must apply for a Concealed Carry permit, which darn near takes an act of God to get. And unless you have a specific reason for needing to carry a concealed gun, you aint gonna get one.
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>Huh? I said you need a permit. When you have a permit, you are allowed to carry a concealed weapon. So where was I 'wrong again'?
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>>And, by the way, I own 3 guns. And I don't have a permit. You don't need a permit. You simply need to fill out the registration form, wait 10 days, and it's yours.
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>And you think that's a good thing?
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>>>Now if you're saying the government requiring permits and background checks is 'taking away the person's rights', then ok, but I think that's kind of stretching it.
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>>>http://crime.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.atf.treas.gov/firearms/statelaws/23rdedition/califpt1.pdf
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>>So, considering the criminal carries his gun to a crime loaded and concealed, and a law abiding citizen cannot carry it the same way, it sure does seem like the gonverment has taken away rights to defend themselves.
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>You didn't check the pdf at all, did you. It's a copy of the California gun laws.

I don't need to check some pdf. I know the gun laws. There is no 'permit' in California.