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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 470.1 | try loser::firearms | DISCVR::FERRARO | | Fri Sep 15 1989 20:47 | 3 |
| You might try looking in LOSER::FIREARMS. Do a DIR/TITLE="*CARRY*"
Greg
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| 470.2 | 5 round max - | AKOV68::ANDERSSON | | Mon Sep 18 1989 12:23 | 3 |
| The Maine deer hunting laws restrict you to 5 rounds unless
you are licensed to carry concealed.
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| 470.3 | See note 411.24 | DNEAST::AVERELL_MICH | | Mon Sep 18 1989 12:34 | 1 |
| See note 411.24
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| 470.4 | Maine laws re: sidearms | NITMOI::DAVIS | | Wed Sep 20 1989 15:36 | 11 |
| Barry, you just need to apply via the Maine State Police for a permit
to carry concealed. If you are not carrying concealed you don't need a
permit. BTW, to apply just contact the state police and they will send
you a packet of forms. You just need pictures, about $45, the forms
and copies of any valid permits to carry you hold in other states.
I found them to be very cooperative and helpful. Whole process took
about 4 weeks.
Tom "LL" Davis
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| 470.5 | Concealed? | IOENG::TESTAGROSSA | dtn 297-7581 | Thu Sep 21 1989 10:36 | 6 |
| Tom, if I'm carrying in a holster while hunting, is that considered
concealed?
That is all I'm really interested in doing.
Barry
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| 470.6 | | DNEAST::MAHANEY_MIKE | | Thu Sep 21 1989 11:50 | 1 |
| If the holster is visible its not considered concealed.
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| 470.7 | | ROULET::BING | Puff the flesh eating dragon | Thu Mar 21 1991 14:55 | 10 |
|
A couple of friends and myself are planning a fishing trip into
some remote parts of Maine and I was wondering what the law is
concerning carrying while fishing. I can comfortably carry my
sidearm in a shoulder holster so leaving it unconcealed is no
problem. Also if we decide to stop in a restaraunt and I leave the gun
in the car could I get into trouble like here in Mass?
Thanks in advance for any help or advice.....
Walt
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| 470.8 | | DNEAST::MAHANEY_MIKE | | Fri Mar 22 1991 07:19 | 5 |
| You can carry it any where except on school property.
Concealed if you have a valid Maine permit, otherwise it must be in
sight. You can leave it your car but I wouldn't leave it in view for
someone to take. I would stick it under the seat and break the law of
concealing it.
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| 470.9 | | DNEAST::MAHANEY_MIKE | | Mon Oct 11 1993 14:11 | 5 |
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I was reading some changes in the Maine Sportsman this weekend
with one change being the distance of hunting from a paved highway.
The new law stated that you must be 10' from the highway or out of the
right of way on a controlled access highway (Interstate).
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