Travel with guns
When you are a full timer what issues are there with having a gun for protection? Restrictions when crossing state lines? Thank you.
Forum Discussion
CKNSLS wrote:TMcArthur wrote:
On the same subject, my hiking buddy and myself have talked recently about carrying our rifles (my shotgun or 30-30 and his AR) when we back-country hike. We have not been doing it yet, simply due to the weight of carrying them, but we both agree we should be carrying them in the back-country. We do not feel that need on the established well populated trails.
Ironically, I do not feel the need to carry either of those while in town, just the handgun. No false sense of security here :)
Why do both of you neede to be armed?
I personally wouldn't want to rely on my hiking buddy to protect me. I might be a better shot, or have a better shot.
In Tim's case, his hiking buddy is an Artillery Sergeant and likes to take his "artillery" out for a walk occasionally. ;) (His hiking buddy is also my son. :B)
I do think that the long guns are over-kill, though. No pun intended. On the other hand, he and I were discussing possible handguns yesterday.
LS
