Pretty much. Sounds like you already have an "unlimited" LTCH? If so, carry to a range is perfectly fine. OC or CC about about anywhere is perfectly fine, with some exceptions.Ok so if I have an unlimited license I can carry anywhere and use my handgun at a shooting range.
Sounds crazy bit a permit for CCW is not that difficult to obtain
Technically, a ccw permit is impossible to obtain in Indiana...
Correct me if I am wrong, but I am under the impression that you do not need a license if you are transporting a firearm as long as it is to the range and then back to your home. This is as long as the weapon is stored seperately from the ammo in seperate locations such as the trunk and glove box. This is the first Ive head of the target/hunting license.
I don't want to jack this thread but when RichardR posted the IC it states.
"Unlimited licenses shall be issued for the purpose of the protection of life and property."
If a holder of a LTCH is only allowed to use the weapon to preserve life why does is state property also? I just thought it was odd when I read it.
Sounds crazy bit a permit for CCW is not that difficult to obtain
Technically, a ccw permit is impossible to obtain in Indiana...
Technically, a ccw permit is impossible to obtain from the State of Indiana. It is possible to get one in Indiana though. Non res FL, UT,.....
You may transport a handgun in the above manner without an LTCH to/from your home to/from a fixed place of business or to/from a place of repair.
You may also transport a handgun in the above manner without a LTCH if you are moving to/from one place of residence to another place of residence.
However to transport a handgun to/from the range &/or hunting you have to have at least the "qualified" LTCH to be legal.
I am sorry, but you are incorrect