ccw intoxicated on private property

[mnmike59]

Looks like we've found another good reason for carrying with an empty chamber, eh?

Sounds more like two empty chambers...............

This keeps getting better. Mods, please move to lighter side.

[westberg]

This is why we have so many **** laws on the books, because people can't use common sense and need the Government to tell them how much they can drink before playing with guns. Is this really a serious question.

[jgalt]

This is why we have so many ******* laws on the books, because people can't use common sense and need the Government to tell them how much they can drink before playing with guns. Is this really a serious question.

I don't know if the OPs was, but mine is - is it actually illegal for a person to carry on private property with a BAC of >= 0.04? Leave out the question of good idea vs. bad - I am only concerned with legality at this point...

[hammAR]

This is why we have so many ******* laws on the books, because people can't use common sense and need the Government to tell them how much they can drink before playing with guns. Is this really a serious question.

I don't know if the OPs was, but mine is - is it actually illegal for a person to carry on private property with a BAC of >= 0.04? Leave out the question of good idea vs. bad - I am only concerned with legality at this point...

Leave the gun out of the equation,
is it legal to be on private property with a BAC of .10 to .08...
is it legal to ride a 4-wheeler on private property with a BAC of .10 to .08 or higher.......

[Thunder71]

.10 > .08

[mnmike59]

This is why we have so many ******* laws on the books, because people can't use common sense and need the Government to tell them how much they can drink before playing with guns. Is this really a serious question.

No doubt.
Come on people. Common sense. I really believe the OP was kidding around. Or looking to get attention.
And if he was serious, why trust something like this to an internet whirlwind of guesses and answers from people you really don't know. If you want a definitive answer, contact a lawyer.

There's an upcoming event with target shooting, four wheelers and beer. My question is if I have a permit to carry and Im on private property with a hand gun, can I legally drink?

I can see it now.
Come one come all, to the 1st annual BEER, GUNS and four wheelin follies. 5.00 for all the beer ya'll can drink. bring your own ammo and wheeler. Targets will be provided. Prizes for best grouping at 20 mph.

[jgalt]

This is why we have so many ******* laws on the books, because people can't use common sense and need the Government to tell them how much they can drink before playing with guns. Is this really a serious question.

I don't know if the OPs was, but mine is - is it actually illegal for a person to carry on private property with a BAC of >= 0.04? Leave out the question of good idea vs. bad - I am only concerned with legality at this point...

Leave the gun out of the equation,
is it legal to be on private property with a BAC of .10 to .08...
is it legal to ride a 4-wheeler on private property with a BAC of .10 to .08 or higher.......

Can I assume you meant .01, rather than .10?

#1 - yes
#2 - I don't know...

[hammAR]

http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/pubs/aceight.pdf ...The History of 0.08 Percent Alcohol
Concentration in Minnesota ....clearly states "to lower the per se standard from 0.10 percent to 0.08 percent"...
so yea I meant .10 and to me I don't really care if .10>.08 or .08<.10...it's all the same to me...

typing while driving is a PIA.....

[msnden]

Nothing wrong with a few "Beers"

[Pinnacle]

The answer should be, all kidding aside, Public or private property, guns and mind altering substances don't compliment one another.

[Pezhead]

Best advice unload weapon lock in trunk enjoy beverage.

[TommyMN]

I'm down with four wheeling, drinking, and shooting at the cabin. You just need them spread out. We generally shoot late morning, lock em up, wheel the afternoons, and hooch it at sundown. I see no issues with that.

I will admit I've plinked around thou with a beer on private property.

[mnmike59]

I don't have an issue with people that will have A beer and then go out and finish a day's hunt. Ive been around many camps where the guys will enjoy a beer in the afternoon before they head out for the evening hunt.
I do have an issue with people that don't stop at one OR make it an event. Beer and Shoot'n Ya'll EEHAA

[TommyMN]

Nothing wrong with a few "Beers"

Shooter ain't drinking, looks good

[Pezhead]

I just noticed it looks like 2 kids. Adult supervision?