I don't believe so. I think it's just home, work, gunsmith, or a range.
Thats what i thought. IF i had my LTCH, would it be allowed?
Not unless he has a range at his house or is a gunsmith.
Most of the first responses are how it USED to be. You are legal to do those things now as long as it is unloaded, cased, and not accessible.
What the heck IS an LTCH?
LTCH is a License to Carry Handgun. All the cool kids call it a "Larry" (License to cARRY). This is the type of license/permit that Indiana offers to its residents. It is ONLY legal to carry a handgun if you have a valid LTCH, with a very few exceptions to that rule in either direction. Also note that it's a license to carry a handgun. It's not an authorization for any other type of weapon (such as a switchblade, which is illegal to possess or carry in Indiana).
Two things to note:
1) If you do not have an LTCH, you can still buy a handgun and transport it in your or someone else’s vehicle that you are lawfully present in (no carjacking, now…). The gun must be unloaded, not readily accessible, and in a secure wrapper (such as, but not necessarily, a locked, hard-shelled case).
2) You can now transport your handgun to your favorite range without an LTCH, if the gun is in a secure wrapper, unloaded, and not readily accessible.
These things have changed as of July 1, 2011. You will probably see old references all over INGO to having to have the LTCH to transport a handgun. If the post was made before that date, those references were probably correct at the time they were made, but are now outdated.
I don't believe so. I think it's just home, work, gunsmith, or a range.
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Not unless he has a range at his house or is a gunsmith.
Get your friend to come to YOUR house if you really wanna show him/her the gun once you took it home from the store.
Or even better get your LTCH and you wont have to worry about all the legalities.
Bad INGOers, BAD!!!
Bad INGOers, BAD!!!
Just carry it in your waistband without a holster, then reply "LOL, WUT" if anyone asks about it.
(purple implied)