Unfortunately, folks have been getting cited for shooting at a range without a license. Since carry isn't well defined, it is up to the officer to decide. Public ranges seem to be the worst.I was advised when I filed for my permit (i had the very same question) that if you have a friend with a permit you could have them "carry" it, get to the range, enjoy your shoot, and have them "carry" it back. That was the point ISP made to me.
license - definition of license by the Free Online Dictionary ...
a. Official or legal permission to do or own a specified thing
Web definitions for permit
consent to, give permission
Ok so what is the difference? Not trying to be a smartass but some people are really anal about this and I am just trying to figure it out.
Indiana State Law defines a License To Carry Handgun (LTCH). No mention of a conceal carry permit at all. Some folks are just a little persnickety about that! Besides, it helps if we all use the same terminology.
Good point. Like I said, just curious. I call it a LTCH.Well, in practical application, maybe nothing. But if your read the little pink piece of paper it is clearly identified as a License To Carry Handgun. Not a permit. CERTAINLY not a Concealed Carry Permit, or a CCW, or various other things it has been called here and other places. Is there a difference between a driver's license and a driver's permit?
Yep. Indiana is currently reviewing the law requireing you to have a permit to transport your weapon. As it stands, you can ONLY bring a gun from the shop to your home, and to go get it repaired. Life time CCW's permit is the way to go. Its so easy I got mine when I was over seas. Just came to my town hall intervied and they gave it to me on the spot. And fyi, congress is also looking at passing a law reguarding state specific CCW's. So pretty soon it might be: If your state issues a CCW permit, then any other state that allows one honors it. So now might be the best time to get one.