If you are going to carry (illegally) in your car when you travel into a police state like Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, etc, you would do well to take some precautions. Yes, you may refuse to consent to a search and that may stop the cop. Or, he may see an old primer on the floor and use that for "probable cause."
If you are as devoted to carrying in this manner, I suggest you buy yourself one of those push-button combo-lock pistol safes and have it bolted (lagbolts) to the floor or tranny hump.
The cop will definately need a warrant to get into that special box. When he asks you what is in it say, "Legal private property sir." And later, "No, thank you officer, my lawyer would yell at me if I ever consented to a search."
As well, keep your car in good running order, with all equipment working. Once I stopped driving a junker and moved up to a new car, I haven't been pulled over in nine years.
Also, obey the traffic laws (no PC to pull you over). If you are pulled over, make sure your car is spotless. If it is spotless you won't have any tell-tale signs that you are a gun owner, like ammo receipts, an odd spent casing, or a Guns & Ammo magazine.
Oh, and one last thing. Vote those freakin' fascists out of office. Hell, run for office yourself or work on a pro-gunnie's campaign.
Rick
PS, I think Arizona now recognizes Indiana CCW. But you can carry openly in Arizona without a permit. "Open carry" here means "wholey or partially visible." So if any part of the gun or holster is visible under your T-shirt, you are quite legal.
PS2, "Reciprocity" is a sham. There are too many agreements that have to be obtained to do you much good. Have your legislators go for, or add, unilateral recognition. You will have more states allowing you to carry.
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"Congress have no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birth-right of an American." Tench Coxe 2/20/1788
[This message has been edited by RickD (edited November 19, 1999).]