I meant traditional centerfire rifle calibers, not rifles chambered in handgun calibers (or the wildcat calibers made to get around the caliber restriction).
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Monroe Lake Dam NO GUNS
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Can I carry a handgun while visiting an Indiana State Park?
A person may possess a handgun at DNR State Parks & Reservoir properties with the exceptions of properties that have land leased from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (e.g., Mississinewa, Salam...
Yeah that how rifles got started then we went to traditional HP rounds everywhere but public land…. Crazy!
We had one of those trailers on the main drag through my old subdivision. At the monthly town council meeting, in the PDs report, they published details from the week it was out there.
The high speed was like 72mph. Someone was trying to see just how fast they could get it...
We have two on 57th. One for each direction.
I think if the town is buying these devices which CAN'T do anything other than show the speed, then the town has too much money to blow on stuff.
Or, if you REALLY want to slow things down, why isn't it on the main thoroughfare?
I guess this is so they can say they are slowing down the residential traffic.
Good to know! Is "self defense" generally a reason they accept? Or do they usually only grant with special circumstances?
All you need is a valid driver's license, plus IN LTCH/ equivalent or LE credentials to complete the application. This is what is accepted. You do not need any reason or is that requested. The letter provides permission to possess/carry a loaded firearm in a concealed manner. If interested I would call, set up appt, as application has to be in person.
manifest destiny
Master
I'm of the opinion those signs can do quite a bit more than show the speed.
I read that sign each time I walk past it...
JTKelly
Sharpshooter
It is legal.
You may be thinking of the flock license plate cameras.
Is this a while-you-wait process, or do they mail that letter to you later?
Mail to you later.
Since I found out that Lake Monroe is a gun free zone, I haven't been back. I am not willing to go unarmed in a remote area with a high amount of drunks/meth heads without a pistol. I understand keeping it hidden unless its a life or death situation, but I also understand that carrying a gun illegally looks bad to a jury if everything goes wrong and you end up in court. And to be honest, I'd rather not risk putting my life in the hands of a Monroe county jury.
Read the thread. You don't have to go unarmed.
manifest destiny
Master
I'm suggesting those portable speed signs are likely capturing more data than vehicle speed. I have no proof, but to @actaeon277's point, it seems unlikely a department would pay for multiple units, maintain them, shuffle them all over town if their only purpose was to display a driver's speed. They clearly save data because departments sometimes declare 'high speeds', 'avg speed', etc. that are captured. Maybe they are only used for altruistic purposes. Color me skeptical.
No need to suggest, simply see my earlier post in this thread, that proves it! They capture max speed, average speed, etc. All around vehicle speed and number of vehicles, nothing personal or license plate related.
Many departments publish this data, you just need to know where to look.
Very different than the Flock license plate cameras...
