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Apparently it's basically illegal to transport guns without a CHP.

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kozball:
This is a High School trap shooters worst nightmare.

SemperFiGuy:
Koz............

Trapshooting is specificially mentioned in the Omaha Municode firearms transportation law:

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Sec. 20-195. - Possession or transportation of firearms.

(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly or purposely transport in any conveyance or in any other manner, or to possess off his own premises, any rifle, shotgun, air gun, air rifle, paint ball gun or machine gun unless the same is unloaded and contained in any enclosed gun case, or unloaded and broken down. The removal of the bolt from any such firearm or carrying the same in a holster type gun case without further breaking down such firearm shall not be deemed to be in compliance with the requirements of this section.

(b) The provisions of this section shall not be applicable to:
   (1) Authorized law enforcement officers;
   (2) The armed forces of the United States, including ROTC units and the National Guard in the performance of their duties;
   (3) The carrying of unloaded and uncased rifles in parades or using rifles in ceremonials;
   (4) The possession of rifles, machine guns, or shotguns at shows or exhibits; or
   (5) Any other lawful use, purpose or activity, including but not limited to skeet and trap shooting, target shooting at rifle ranges, hunter safety instruction conducted by qualified instructors, when such do not endanger public safety or are detrimental to public welfare;
        provided, however:
        a. The prior approval of the police chief shall have been obtained for such use, purpose or activity; and
        b. With respect to skeet and trap shooting ranges located or to be located in public parks, the final determination of the safety of the same shall be made by the city council.
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FYI,

sfg

Mntnman:
Is it still legal to transport loaded firearms in plain sight?

Dalamar:

--- Quote from: Mntnman on April 02, 2018, 08:41:33 PM ---Is it still legal to transport loaded firearms in plain sight?

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I've seen news articles reference cases where it was still treated as concealed.

SemperFiGuy:

--- Quote ---Is it still legal to transport loaded firearms in plain sight?
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Clearly, NOT long guns in Omaha.
Not an air rifle nor even a long paintball gun.
Can't even use a motorcycle-type scabbard.

Maybe elsewhere in this state.

FWIW,
sfg

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