traveling with firearms
okay so i am going fulltiming may 1st . plan on wintering in texas next winter . so most of my travels this season will be out west ,,,as much as i can see . my question is about firearms . does anyon...
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mosseater wrote:It is very easy to avoid any state or business... just don't go there. I've lost nothing in any of those states that I feel the need to pickup.Javi1 wrote:
My simple solution is to avoid any state that prohibits my second amendment right to keep and bear arms just as I avoid businesses who prohibit the legal carrying of firearms.
To the original poster... you are good to CC in Texas, go to shooting ranges and even go hunting if interested and want to spend the money on an out of state hunting license..
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/RSD/CHL/Legal/Reciprocity/
While I tend to agree, and do practice the above with regularity, it's not entirely practical all the time. Driving around certain states makes a trip pretty expensive. Principle has it's price and my pocketbook isn't bottomless.
Back in the late 60's I drove a 1957 Chevy through every one of the 48 contiguous states; sleeping in the car, on roadside park tables and under the stars on a bedroll. I've already seen the best of what they offer. Texas and the states around me have more than a lifetime of things to do and see without my venturing into places where I don't fit in.
