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Case #2 was technically not legal if you are not on your premises or premises under your control. The host could have open carried but not his guests.baldeagle wrote:Yes, but depending upon the circumstances it could be justified under the Penal Code 9 statutes.Beiruty wrote:Case 1:
Verbal argument between a CHLer and another person. CHLer removes a his concealment to "get ready for a fight". That is display calculated to alarm.It was already legal.Beiruty wrote:Case 2:
At a BBQ, in private residence back yard, I do open carry my BBQ pistol in a holster. After September 1st 2013, it is legal.