I have a truck so what I did was buy a case, gun locks and case locks.
The guns are locked and are in the locked case.
I hope that will suffice.
Thanks for all the information!
On 7/12/07, Heald, Timothy (NIH/CIT) [C] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It really depends on the states you're going to
It really depends on the states you're going to be traveling through.
You're best bet would be locked gun case(s) in the trunk, buy your ammo
once you get there, if no keep it separate from the guns.
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> From: Greg Morphis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My main gun shoots foam darts.
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Jerry Johnson wrote:
> My main gun requires pouring powder down a barrel AND on the pan, so
> that lets you know where I am coming from.
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But, I will willing bow to Adam's knowledge on anything gun related.
My main gun requires pouring powder down a barrel AND on the pan, so
that lets you know where I am coming from.
On 7/11/07, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> NOT a lawyer or anything, but I read "by a single function of t
NOT a lawyer or anything, but I read "by a single function of the firing
device" as a single pull of the trigger. So if one pull of the trigger
fires five or more bullets you have a machine gun.
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No. The key phrase is "by a single function of the firing device"
meaning one trigger pull.
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Greg Morphis wrote:
> Was looking at the state laws for the states I'll be traveling through...
> State law for Arkansas...
> "A machine gun is defined as a weapon of any description by whatever
>
I read the "in a single action" but above that it mentions
semi-automatic so it was throwing me off.. whew thats great because I
have a 30 year old mini-14 with a 30rd clip heh...
Thanks guys for the assist there..
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> the nra site is a pretty go
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Subject: Re: transporting firearms
I read the "in a single action" but above that it mentions
semi
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Subject: Re: transporting firearms
Was looking at the state laws for th
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From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 2:53 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: transporting firearms
the nra site is a pretty good place to learn the rules.
The trick to the para you quot
"...by a single function of the firing device..."
On 7/11/07, Greg Morphis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Was looking at the state laws for the states I'll be traveling through...
> State law for Arkansas...
> "A machine gun is defined as a weapon of any description by whatever
> name known, loade
the nra site is a pretty good place to learn the rules.
The trick to the para you quoted is the "with a single function of the
firing device". So, if you pull the trigger once, how many bullets
come out?
For most weapons, the answer is 1. That is true for "semi-auto" (which
automatically loads th
Do the gun and the bullets have to be in different places?
i think as long as it is not loaded and not in close proximity to the driver.
guess trunk and ammo separated.
not sure tho
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Was looking at the state laws for the states I'll be traveling through...
State law for Arkansas...
"A machine gun is defined as a weapon of any description by whatever
name known, loaded or unloaded from which more than five shots or
bullets may be rapidly, or automatically, or semi-automatically
depends entirely on the state and county, and on your resident status
(where you claim you live and vote), and (in some cases) your land
ownership status.
On 7/11/07, Greg Morphis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know the laws involved in transporting a firearm(driving)?
> Do the gun and
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