How do you interpret this?

[seeth07]

I guess i was juet brought up in a rural safe community where I never learned to lock my doors. Still don't to this day, my house or my vehicles. Ever pretty much

 

[npaden]

I think we have something like that in our policy but we have never failed to approve someone who has a carry license to carry.

It is more to get an idea of who is carrying so if we piss them off we know who to look out for!

 

[Bigjay73]

Is that a law?

In CO, a handgun has to be locked inside of a hard sided container when left in a vehicle.

 

[Bigjay73]

Also, many business insurance policies require employers to ban weapons in company vehicles.

That's the thing, it only states vehicles in our handbook, nothing about inside of the office. Just checking that I was completely reading it correctly, seemed odd that there is no mention of carrying in the workplace. For the record, only 5% of our employees have company vehicles, being it may be related to vehicle insurance makes sense.

 

[hank4elk]

Seems to me some folks just never GET the memo, from kindergarten on...

 

[seeth07]

In CO, a handgun has to be locked inside of a hard sided container when left in a vehicle.

Interesting, that is crazy. How can a US citizen be expected to know such laws state by state as they interstate travel for work and pleasure? Traffic laws are pretty universal state to state for this reason although I know not entirely all the same but close enough that US citizens dont exactly get commonly in trouble on the road for breaking state traffic related rules

 

[np307]

Interesting, that is crazy. How can a US citizen be expected to know such laws state by state as they interstate travel for work and pleasure? Traffic laws are pretty universal state to state for this reason although I know not entirely all the same but close enough that US citizens dont exactly get commonly in trouble on the road for breaking state traffic related rules

I mean, you've obviously figured out how to use the internet since you're posting here. Surely you aren't so naive as to think all 50 states have the same firearms laws?

 

[Treeshark]

How can a US citizen be expected to know such laws state by state as they interstate travel for work and pleasure?

Firearm laws are a lot different than traffic laws (as are marijuana laws as well).

I don’t think we’d be legally able to concealed-carry in Colorado regardless, for instance.

 

[Sheltowee]

Firearm laws are a lot different than traffic laws (as are marijuana laws as well).

I don’t think we’d be legally able to concealed-carry in Colorado regardless, for instance.

Can if you are a Wisconsin CCW permit holder: https://cbi.colorado.gov/sections/firearms-instacheck-unit/concealed-handgun-permit-chp-reciprocity

 

[Treeshark]

Can if you are a Wisconsin CCW permit holder: https://cbi.colorado.gov/sections/firearms-instacheck-unit/concealed-handgun-permit-chp-reciprocity

Good catch/ I quickly Google searched and did not see WI listed as a reciprocity state. You’re right, thanks for the correction.