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^^^^^THIS^^^^^ I also own both the HK VP9 and walther PPQ. The HK VP9 wins every time! -
Magazines can be loaded......Mine are! Just put then in a separate bag.
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most instructors will tell you that this is a no-go. i feel it's a super grey area. most police in nj are anti-gun. not all, but most. you've also gotta remember that it is virtually impossible for the officer on the street to know all the laws/statutes. that'd be like expecting your mechanic to know every fix for every code on your car all the time. i feel it's a grey area, 'cause if you read the statutes, they all tell us what we can't do, not what we can do. there's nothing saying that the mag has to be unloaded. but again...grey area. i feel that especially these days, they'll err on the side of caution if they see loaded mags and you're gonna take the ride. me personally, i will load my mags, and put them in a sleeve in the case designed for them, then close/lock the case. the key here is to have everything outta sight. if i'm in my truck, my stuff's all at the tail end of the truck(dam thing's so long that i feel the front and back are in different zip codes, lol) and covered up. i keep an old quilt in the truck specifically for this purpose. if i'm in my car, pretty much the same deal. nothing relating to firearms, not even an ammo box is left visible when i'm driving. i don't drive dead nuts on speed limits, but i also don't drive like 20 year old cap anymore either. grey man driving. anyway.......you can ask 100 people this question, and get 99 different answers. best is for you to assess your risk factors, and if you feel it's worth the possible risk to save a few minutes at the range to transport em loaded. also....for the sake of my paranoid side.........bear in mind I AM NOT A LAWYER. these are just my takes on this topic. -
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