When is it actually "Concealed"

[kofire]

Is it concealed when it is in your backpack? attached to your body in some type of bag? How about locked and loaded in your RV and your outside having a beer?

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by kofire

Is it concealed when it is in your backpack? attached to your body in some type of bag? How about locked and loaded in your RV and your outside having a beer?

Is it concealed when it is in your backpack? attached to your body in some type of bag?

Assuming you have a CCW. In your backpack that is under your immediate control is ok.

Attached to your body in a bag, IE fanny pack, is ok.

How about locked and loaded in your RV and your outside having a beer?

An RV parked, is an extension of your home, so CCW laws are not a factor on that one. Just think in terms of the same laws that apply to a firearm inside your home.

Let's make the RV a car and again assuming you have a CCW. It can't be loaded in your car, unless you are in the car with the firearm and it is within your immediate control. (arms length) Even if you have a CCW, if you leave the firearm in the car when you park, you should unload your firearm and place it in a locked case.

Oh, no beer and CCW.

[kofire]

Originally Posted by BonoVox

Oh, no beer and CCW.

By this I assume you mean on my person? But having a few beers while my gun is locked away in my camper is allright, right?

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by kofire

By this I assume you mean on my person? But having a few beers while my gun is locked away in my camper is allright, right?

Yep, same as having a beer in your backyard at your house while your firearms are locked away safe in the house.

Firearms and booze DO NOT MIX...PERIOD. That was my point.

BTW Welcome to CalCCW.

[BonoVox]

Oh, no beer and CCW=no beer while you are carrying concealed with a CCW.

But you can extend that out to drinking and the handling of firearms period.

[kofire]

Originally Posted by BonoVox

Oh, no beer and CCW=no beer while you are carrying concealed with a CCW.

But you can extend that out to drinking and the handling of firearms period.

Thanks for the welcome and your help. I would NEVER mix guns with alcohol EVER. I was just clarifying. I want to just make sure everything is legal when I do go camping and what not.