No one likes to get pulled over by police, especially when you’re carrying a firearm. But there are ways to reduce the stress and deal with police so your day doesn’t get ruined.
Dean Rieck, Executive Director of Buckeye Firearms Association, and Defense Attorney and co-founder of Second Call Defense, Sean Maloney, discuss the right way to prepare yourself and your vehicle to put officers at ease, plus a simple relaxation exercise, why you shouldn’t argue on the side of the road, quick ways to present your paperwork, and ideas for carrying a firearm safely and comfortably.
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What he said to roll both windows down and turn on the interior light,also don’t I repeat do not touch your firearm and like he said tell the officer the you have conceal carry and the him where on yourself are carrying if he wants he can remove the firearm
I think that declaring is not required in every State.I myself do not declare