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CCW while hunting
barmandr:
--- Quote from: DR4NRA on November 14, 2015, 08:36:20 PM ---NO
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Why do you say no? The regs state "Semi-automatic firearms capable of holding more than six cartridges are illegal" There is no distinction between rifle or pistol. ANY semi-automatic firearm is not allowed to be capable of holding more than 6 rounds violates the reg, whether a rifle or pistol.
NE Bull:
I always cover my bases. During deer season, I carry a S&W .357 loaded with deer dropping capable rounds. It's for SD or mercy shot.
HuskerXDM:
Can someone link to a source for the 'no CCW during archery season' rule?
DR4NRA:
--- Quote from: barmandr on November 14, 2015, 09:53:14 PM ---Why do you say no? The regs state "Semi-automatic firearms capable of holding more than six cartridges are illegal" There is no distinction between rifle or pistol. ANY semi-automatic firearm is not allowed to be capable of holding more than 6 rounds violates the reg, whether a rifle or pistol.
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Bud there is a little quirk to that reg.
I can legally hunt coyotes and other small game with centerfire handgun or rifle as long as I have a firearm deer tag for that unit and as far as I know the magazine restriction only applies to weapons that are considered deer legal by game and parks regulations.
During any firearm deer season which permits hunting deer with rifles using centerfire cartridges, wild animals other than deer may be hunted only with a shotgun, .22 rimfire rifle, .22 rimfire handgun, or a smaller caliber rimfire rifle or handgun. This does not apply to the statewide muzzleloader season or to areas outside late firearm season unit boundaries. Hunters with valid (unfilled) firearm deer permits may hunt other animals with a centerfire rifle or centerfire handgun during the November firearm deer season in the management unit for which their deer permit is valid.
Rifle 22 caliber and above, 900 ft. lbs. of energy at 100
Handgun must deliver 400 ft. lbs of energy at 50 yards.
So I am carrying a 25.06 for deer, and a Glock 26 9mm for other critters or PD. The 25.06 is deer legal by definition. The Glock 26 in 9mm is not, but it and the magazine capacity are legal for all other small game hunting except birds and fowl.
I have a valid deer permit and firearm.
I have a valid small game hunting license with habitat stamp.
I have a concealed handgun not legal for deer, but legal for other game by regs.
I have a valid CHP for carrying the concealed handgun.
What law have I broken?
DR4NRA:
--- Quote from: HuskerXDM on November 15, 2015, 10:07:03 AM ---Can someone link to a source for the 'no CCW during archery season' rule?
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Title 163 chapter 4
001.01B5 to hunt antelope or deer, under
authority of an archery permit while in
possession of, or having under control, any
firearm, or to hunt antelope or deer under
authority of a muzzleloader permit while in
possession of, or having under control, any
breech-loading firearm, except that this shall
not prohibit carrying a firearm within the
enclosed portion of a vehicle.
http://www.sos.ne.gov/rules-and-regs/regsearch/Rules/Game_and_Parks_Commission/Title-163/Chapter-4.pdf
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