Posted on 04/11/2009 8:46:58 AM PDT by Hildy
If there's someone out there who knows about gun laws and transportation of ammunition in CA, could you please let me know and I'll freepmail you privately about the question I have. Thanks so much! I don't know where else to go!
We’re in CA, send me your question & I will ask DH for you.
On FreeRepublic?
Throw it all in a UHaul and get out of there.
Stop by my place and take us with you
They still have the second amendment in the USSCA?
Go to the SOURCE: http://www.ag.ca.gov/firearms/
- personal story - I used to live in CA. Had someone trying to get in my home at 1 AM. Called 911. San Jose Police were “too busy” - had a big drug bust going down. Said they could come over in a couple hours. Asked if I had a gun.
Yes, but it was not registered.
Told them I could take care of myself and would call them if things escalated. Moved back to Texas.
Not sure, I think you can just take it with you provided you have a permit. I hope you’re moving to a red state.
Stick it in your trunk and go. Unless the cops have probable cause, they cannot pull you over and search your car. Items in the trunk are not considered part of the passenger compartment.
Load n go.
BRING THE FLAG WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE!
unless i am missing something you dont need to register your gun in california where i live and there isnt even any way to do so.
ammo i dont think any restrictions.
Rifle may be in the passenger compartment, even in plain view and unloaded (I recommend a case or blanket at the minimum). If a cop sees the gun you will be searched and your entire vehicle, even though there is no probable cause. It is for their safety and the publics. They will also want to divine(they will use the word determine) what your intent is.
Don't take it onto an airport facility as they frequently search cars and you will be arrested. If you live in a large city SFO, NYC, etc, they frequently ask you to open your trunk for soft inspection before allowing entrance. They do not have the authority to touch or search your items but they can deny entrance to a parking facility.
All these things are taught in CCW classes and even if you can't get one in your county(I have one in mine, easy to get in a red county)you can benefit from the classes.
“Load n go is a close relative of shoot, shovel and shutup?”
My Dad (now deceased) gave some pretty good advice, very close to your comment:
If you have to do something you “shouldn’t do”:
1. Don’t tell anyone you are going to do it.
2. Do it.
3. Don’t tell anyone you did it.
I recall reading somewhere how much higher the “unsolved crime” rate would be if perps would keep their mouths shut.
Braggers!
really? I’m in Kalifornia and that is my understanding
1. Dont tell anyone you are going to do it.
2. Do it.
3. Dont tell anyone you did it.
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Damn good advice !
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