Vacation travel by car: What do you take along?

[printcraft]

An assault rifle sitting in the passenger seat and two more assault rifles, high-capacity magazines and ammunition and a five-gallon bucket with chemicals that could be used to make an explosive device in the trunk.

 

[rhino]

An assault rifle sitting in the passenger seat and two more assault rifles, high-capacity magazines and ammunition and a five-gallon bucket with chemicals that could be used to make an explosive device in the trunk.

Don't you have to file paperwork with BATFE if you transport your assault rifles or any other NFA item across state lines?

 

[printcraft]

Don't you have to file paperwork with BATFE if you transport your assault rifles or any other NFA item across state lines?

No, I'm traveling straight through to California so no worries.

 

[rhino]

No, I'm traveling straight through to California so no worries.

Carry on!

 

[MarkC]

Carry on!

I'm sure someone has posted this sentiment before, but today it just struck me: some days I have more to say on the forum than others, but I have to check in every day to see what wisdom Rhino has brought us!

 

[VERT]

No, I'm traveling straight through to California so no worries.

I never understood how the exemptions worked for interstate travel of assault weapons and explosives. Thanks for explaining.

Do you plan to stop in AZ to pickup some completely legal rifles and handguns? There should be a Wendy's somewhere close to the interstate.

 

[printcraft]

I never understood how the exemptions worked for interstate travel of assault weapons and explosives. Thanks for explaining.

Do you plan to stop in AZ to pickup some completely legal rifles and handguns? There should be a Wendy's somewhere close to the interstate.

Yes, Also a stop over in Colorado for all natural hunger enhancement products.

 

[rhino]

I'm sure someone has posted this sentiment before, but today it just struck me: some days I have more to say on the forum than others, but I have to check in every day to see what wisdom Rhino has brought us!

You are clearly an erudite and perceptive individual, sir!

I never understood how the exemptions worked for interstate travel of assault weapons and explosives. Thanks for explaining.

Do you plan to stop in AZ to pickup some completely legal rifles and handguns? There should be a Wendy's somewhere close to the interstate.

Don't forget that apparently if have all of those items, any laws about not murdering or otherwise harming people do not apply.

Yes, Also a stop over in Colorado for all natural hunger enhancement products.

Hoodlum!

 

[MindfulMan]

I'm sure someone has posted this sentiment before, but today it just struck me: some days I have more to say on the forum than others, but I have to check in every day to see what wisdom Rhino has brought us!

I do the same !

 

[rhino]

I do the same !

Another clear thinking American!

 

[2in1evtime]

Keltec sub 2k with 4 extended mags tucks away nicely in any bag. And most hotels have a dresser. Pull the bottom shelf out and put the gun under it and put the shelf back. No one will no to even look there let alone see it.

Ok now they will start looking there

 

[Tactical Bacon]

First stop USCCA to check reciprocity, then... Spyderco Endura 4, Leatherman.

 

[SMiller]

G19 and 4 spare mags, M4 and mags if going rural.

 

[LoriW]

I'm driving down to Florida in October with 2-3 other members of The Well Armed Woman. I don't know for sure what they're bringing (I expect them to all bring an EDC gun) but I will have my LCP and my XDM, extra mags for both and ammo. Also my CERT medical gear and EDC pocket gear.

 

[wizard_of_ahs]

I carry my 9mm and a pocket .380 and a good credit card

 

[indiucky]

A coach gun sxs in either 20 gauge or 12 gauge plus a couple of J frame revolvers in .357 magnum...A 640-1 hammer less and a 3 inch model 60 pre lock with adjustable sights...

The sxs breaks down into a 20 inch package and doesn't look intimidating from any view other than straight on....