A repo agent in Georgia has the same rights to carry as any other civilian.
Only if he has a 'concealed carry weapons (CCW) permit'.
With a concealed weapon permit. It also depends on the company you are doing repossessions for. Some of the companies will not assign you work if they know you are carrying. Their philosophy is that "violence breeds violence"... You also need to check with the repo insurance company. They may require you to have additional insurance to carry.
Anyone who meets the basic federal guidelines and state requirements where they live can carry a gun. If the debtor (the one that he's trying to get the car from) sees the gun prior to the car being repossessed and it was not because the repo man was defending himself, it makes the repossession unlawful. Carrying the gun wouldn't be unlawful but it makes the repo unlawful. It is called undue duress. Judges LOVE making repo companies and lenders pay big for such violations of the FDCPA. If you carry, get a concealed carry permit and carry it concealed. Added: The poster who answered this question is wrong. Florida statute 463.6115 prohibits any person who is licensed as a Repossession agent from carrying a weapon. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0400-0499/0493/Sections/0493.6115.html
Well, the answer is no, but Arizona does not have gun registration, so if you can carry a gun in Arizona, you can carry any gun you legally own or possess.
You can carry a gun in Florida. A Florida gun carry permit has restrictions as well as reciprocation with certain other states. See discussion page for more details.
No, he does not carry a gun.
A bail bondsman cannot specifically carry a gun. However, they can carry a gun under Florida law as a normal citizen.
If you have a permit to carry.
Capitalism has nothing to do with the right to carry a gun.
Are you allowed to carry a gun on a boat in VA
a Tommy gun