CC @ home with restricted LTC

[cbrburns]

This question has probably been asked before, but I couldn't find a definitive answer in my searching. When I received my restricted LTC (target/hunting), the issuing officer said that I could legally carry concealed at home and on my property. Is this true or was he just blowing smoke up my ass when I brought up the point of protecting my family?

I live in a fairly secluded/dark neighborhood where the closest neighbor is far from an ear shot away. We had a string of home invasions a block away from us a few months ago, and ever since, I carry whenever I'm home. These break-ins took place at night with the homeowners home, and to be perfectly honest, I don't know how this kid didn't get shot.

 

[jhblaze1]

This question has probably been asked before, but I couldn't find a definitive answer in my searching. When I received my restricted LTC (target/hunting), the issuing officer said that I could legally carry concealed at home and on my property. Is this true or was he just blowing smoke up my ass when I brought up the point of protecting my family?

I live in a fairly secluded/dark neighborhood where the closest neighbor is far from an ear shot away. We had a string of home invasions a block away from us a few months ago, and ever since, I carry whenever I'm home. These break-ins took place at night with the homeowners home, and to be perfectly honest, I don't know how this kid didn't get shot.

you can do whatever you want at home wrt concealed carry. You just can't cc on any "public way"

 

[Pilgrim]

you can do whatever you want at home

or at your place of work if you are the proprietor.

 

[cbrburns]

Thanks guy, is this limited to indoors only or am I good as long as I stay on my property? Sorry if these seem like stupid questions, but like I said, it's been a while since I had "the right" to have my LTC.

 

[vicpinto]

You don't have to carry concealed in the privacy of your own home. You can carry openly if you'd like. Just make sure the shades are drawn. You wouldn't want a nosy ass neighbor calling the cops on you.

 

[vellnueve]

Should be good on your property but IANAL.

 

[cbrburns]

What a stupid load of horseshit those restricted licenses are, disgusting.

Yeah, tell me about it. My town borders NH, if I walk 3 miles through the woods I'm in NH, but God forbid they give out an ALP.

 

[cbrburns]

You don't have to carry concealed in the privacy of your own home. You can carry openly if you'd like. Just make sure the shades are drawn. You wouldn't want a nosy ass neighbor calling the cops on you.

That's why I was asking, I like to have it on whenever I'm out doing yard work and such. Didn't want to get harassed while doing so. Sometimes you can't help but print when raking in a t-shirt.

 

[blindndead]

What a stupid load of horseshit those restricted licenses are, disgusting.

Tell me all about it.

 

[Pilgrim]

There's no law against exposing your weapon to the sun while in or on your property..afaik.

 

[jhblaze1]

There's no law against exposing your weapon to the sun while in or on your property..afaik.

technically you could legally open carry in public with a class B althought it would be a pretty dumb thing to do.

 

[vellnueve]

Technically correct. Horrendously inadvisable.

 

[Cross-X]

Technically correct. Horrendously inadvisable.

Turns good guys and gals into clients!

Good advice.

 

[cbrburns]

technically you could legally open carry in public with a class B althought it would be a pretty dumb thing to do.

yeah, you won't see me doing that any time soon!