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**Heliosprime** · 12-16-2010, 06:12 PM

I know they don't. But at the time I was not licensed to carry, and while in the state of GA a license isn't necessary to keep a firearm in my car....there is no proof per say that it is mine and/or I've obtained that firearm legally unless they were to run the serials. So just from looking at it from that aspect it seemed fuzzy to me.

For reference; I've only owned a firearm for ~7-8 (maybe 9?) months now. Not stating I am ignorant of my rights or the laws. Just that I had some assumptions about how such situations would have gone down.

It's a perfectly sensible thing to let the cops know there were weapons in the car as it just needs one to over-react on spotting a firearm and it could get messy.

12-16-2010, 06:12 PM	#16
Heliosprime Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 602 Senior Member	I know they don't. But at the time I was not licensed to carry, and while in the state of GA a license isn't necessary to keep a firearm in my car....there is no proof per say that it is mine and/or I've obtained that firearm legally unless they were to run the serials. So just from looking at it from that aspect it seemed fuzzy to me. For reference; I've only owned a firearm for ~7-8 (maybe 9?) months now. Not stating I am ignorant of my rights or the laws. Just that I had some assumptions about how such situations would have gone down. It's a perfectly sensible thing to let the cops know there were weapons in the car as it just needs one to over-react on spotting a firearm and it could get messy.
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