Moving Cross Country with Firearms

[KarlPMann]

That's how I understand it. If you stop at a hotel, and you can legally possess that firearm in that particular area, then you can have it out. If you couldn't legally own it there, then it needs to stay locked up and unloaded. Prime examples are, Chicago, New York, etc. Karl.

[MuzzleFlash]

Just for safe measure, avoid spending the night in anti-gun shitholes like Chicago. While you may legally recover any firearms under federal law, they may screw with you for the sheer recreation of it. Remember, most of the anti's runing places like Chicago, Newark, NYC, etc. have no respect for taxpayers and will gladly waste their money to mess with you.

Case in point:

http://www.anjrpc.org/fopalawsuit.htm

[Artyboy]

Just for safe measure, avoid spending the night in anti-gun shitholes like Chicago. While you may legally recover any firearms under federal law, they may screw with you for the sheer recreation of it. Remember, most of the anti's runing places like Chicago, Newark, NYC, etc. have no respect for taxpayers and will gladly waste their money to mess with you.

Case in point:

http://www.anjrpc.org/fopalawsuit.htm

I would avoid those places like the plague. I have family in Illinois that I don't even feel comfortable visiting because of crap like this. What amazes me more than anything about anti-gun cities is that the more anti-gun the city is the less comfortable I'd feel about being there without a gun. That article is apalling and I hope the guy gets every penny.

[samuraii]

Yeah he does deserve every penny. Especially since he told them about the federal law and they said flat out...we don't care. Then continued to process and jail him. Poor guy was a victim of someone's personal agenda.