Safely leaving firearms near the border?
Hey All, I DON'T want to engage in a discussion of the merits of carrying firearms in your RV in the US. I choose to. That is my decision. My question is: Does anyone know of a good solution ...
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navegator wrote:
Go to the Tucson police and ask the robbery detectives where they would rent if they needed to store some thing then rent a small storage closet size in Tucson in a well located area, do not mention weapons, do not tell the rental personell that you have weapons in storage, take the weapons to the storage earlly in the morning.
By asking the police you have a fearlly secure place, and by not mentioning what you have in storage, you avoid having idiots take your property.
Also leave all bullets, cleaning rags, clenning equipment, ALL AMO, even spent cartriges, all it takes for the border perssonel to arrest you is a spent cartridge, and this is not hearsay it happens all the time, then you need to pay your way out of the jam, mucho dinero for attorneys and bribes.
A few dollars for a small storage area is worth having to replace all your weapons if they are stollen, do not use a storage are a near the border to much theft.
navegator
navegator
I agree. It is a serious matter. No gun related anything in the rig.
In my younger years I was prone to push the system a bit. Try and get away with things like carrying items across borders that I shouldn't.
I know better now...
