Nothing as simple and effective as a Glock inder the driver's seat. Had that all the way to TX and back. Lot of lunatics on those roads
I believe this is considered a concealed weapon. In order to have a weapon ready and not concealed, you must have it in a seperate compartment with a holster that you must unsnap, or unzip to have access to the weapon. Of course, if you have a CCW (which I believe you do - this is mainly for those that don't), this is a non-issue if you are riding by yourself. Technically, if you have someone in the car who is not a CCW holder, you have to follow the same rules. Now, who would prosecute for something like that? Just about no one, but that is the law as I have been told by CCW instructors.
