It was in Kentucky that I was told this. The more I find about Indiana the more I like it.
indiana extends to any place you have a right to be at i.e. your car, workplace, public sidewalkCompared to Kentucky, Indiana gun laws are positively draconian. Kentucky is also a "stand your ground" state, and the provision extends to motor vehicles. My understanding is that in Indiana that's not the case. Corrections welcome.
Compared to Kentucky, Indiana gun laws are positively draconian. Kentucky is also a "stand your ground" state, and the provision extends to motor vehicles. My understanding is that in Indiana that's not the case. Corrections welcome.
From what I was told by many different sources was that IN in certain public places unlicensed open carry was permitted. Is that correct?
NoFrom what I was told by many different sources was that IN in certain public places unlicensed open carry was permitted. Is that correct?
From what I was told by many different sources was that IN in certain public places unlicensed open carry was permitted. Is that correct?
Edu-ma-kate me here on our draconian gun laws. Kentucky requires a training class to get a carry license, Indiana does not. Brady Campaign shows that IN only gets a score of 4 out of 100, Kentucky has a 2, which is better, but still, the states are pretty close overall.Compared to Kentucky, Indiana gun laws are positively draconian. Kentucky is also a "stand your ground" state, and the provision extends to motor vehicles. My understanding is that in Indiana that's not the case. Corrections welcome.