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    I'm fully aware of handgunlaw.us and use it frequently when it comes to researching carry laws for other states. What I'm not familiar with is rifle laws for other states. Is anyone aware of a similar site for this?

    For instance, in Indiana, no license is needed to carry a rifle in public. However, I only learned that from this forum. Where can I learn about rifle laws for other states?
     

    Indy_Guy_77

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    Can also see if you can look through the respective state's State Police websites for links to the relevant state codes.

    -J-
     

    dross

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    In Colorado, you may carry a rifle in your car as long as there's not one in the chamber. The empty chamber is an anti poaching provision. In Denver, you may not possess a magazine that holds more than twenty rounds.
     

    100 bullets

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    In georgia no open carry unless you have a permit and then you can CC or open. As far as guns in car - carry them loaded no permit required.
     

    Protest

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    In georgia no open carry unless you have a permit and then you can CC or open. As far as guns in car - carry them loaded no permit required.
    Thanks 100. I'm not concerned with handgun laws for other states, but rather rifle laws for other states as the thread title states.
     
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