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- Anyone have any real info, experience with ccw safe...I’ve been a concealed carrier for 3 years now. I live in Indiana. We do have a stand your ground law. But in the case I were to still get charged with something, a civil matter I would assume, ( I’m still trying to research this subject as I honestly never gave it much thought) I don’t know if In Indiana I wold be protected.
- READ FIRST: Where you CAN and CANNOT Carry weapons in the State of ...As of August 29, 2011 an unlawful entry into your home or occupied vehicle now bears presumption that the intruder is there to cause harm. Stand Your Ground - anywhere else in PA: PA lacks this type of provision allowing you to meet force with force anywhere. However, PA does grant one's place of work as a extension to the Castle Doctrine.
- Approaching your car - road rage - when to use deadly force?Based upon the scenario of the OP in PA you have the right to defend yourself with deadly force. PA has a Castle Doctrine which amounts to a limited stand-your-ground statute. Below I have posted the basis of that law and in the last part I have underlined the fact that the law applies to your vehicle.
- Best way to purchase gun in PA as an MD resident?I'm glad I live in OH; our purchase laws are among some of the best in my opinion. Just the NICS check, no waiting period, etc, but our conceal carry law stinks. I wish our conceal law was like PA's; whenever I'm in PA, I find conceal carry almost ideal. The only thing I can think of that could make it better is the stand your ground law.
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