Topic: Busted at the Border - Interstate Travel
Riley just returned from an epic 3000+ mile road trip to Alabama and back, Jacob was on the road traveling as well, so our thoughts were recently on interstate travel and considerations that cannot be overlooked when packing heat and crossing state lines. Today the guys break a lot of it down plus recent lessons learned from their experiences. Check it out....
Resources
- ConcealedCarry.com YouTube Channel (SHOT Show 2017 Action - Jan 16th-20th)
- Podcast about Reciprocity (Episode 36) - Listen on iTunes here
- Podcast about Air Travel (Episode 54) - Listen on iTunes here
- Podcast about Campus Carry (Episode 44) - Listen on iTunes here
- American Gun Law Online Video Course
- Where/when to inform https://www.concealedcarry.com/safety/law-enforcement-to-inform-or-not-to-inform/
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Wish there was a transcript we could read.
Ron, thanks for letting us know. Maybe that is something we could do in the future. There are services we could hire to transcribe the audio but its cost prohibitive for us at this point in time. Maybe in the near future!
Cost prohibitive? Google will do it for FREE.
Bruce, I am not aware of a Google service that would transcribe our podcast for free…do you have a link or something you could share with the details of that service?
I agree.
Last year a man with his wife and daughters from Florida drove to New Jersey for a wedding. The man locked his concealed carry pistol at home because he could not be sure of all the states and localities laws. On the way home passing through Maryland they were tailed by a Maryland state policeman who performed a check on the owner of the vehicle from the license plate number. They were able to determine that he had a concealed weapons permit in Florida. The policeman stopped the vehicle and demanded that the man produce his firearm. The man told the policeman that his firearm was locked away at home in Florida. The policeman could not call him a liar but called for backup. When two cruisers arrived they put the wife in one, the daughters in another with the man in the first cruiser. The police then went through the family’s vehicle searching for the firearm. When they found nothing the first officer issued the man a warning and left him go.. The recent changes to reciprocity rules in many states makes traveling with a firearm questionable.
What no search warrant? No probable cause? Should have said either you let me go, or arrest me now and if you choose to incarcerate me I will sue your butt off and I will win.
I bet he never goes back to Maryland. I know I won’t.
The second amendment is federal, why can’t each state go by that.