I don't know about you all, but I definitely dig into this anytime I'm doing a long trip so I know where I can and can't carry. In fact, I try to make my travel work with where I can CCW carry through reciprocity laws. How about you all?
Absolutely. I get into that state's constitution, and visit the states' website so that I know how they prefer me to carry while there.I don't know about you all, but I definitely dig into this anytime I'm doing a long trip so I know where I can and can't carry. In fact, I try to make my travel work with where I can CCW carry through reciprocity laws. How about you all?
I moved from Massachusetts a a few months ago up to NH. Mass has some pretty Draconian laws on the books like magazine limits to 10 rounds and if you are caught with a mag over 10 rounds that wasn't pre 96 its an instant felony. Also with that being said certain guns like AR's cannot be brought into the state either if they weren't manufactured prior to 96. Massachusetts does not have reciprocity with any other state and to carry there you need an out of state license and that is a lengthy process which take almost a year to get if you pass all the checks and the interview with the state police. Thankfully I moved to NH aka America!I definitely research before any trip to ensure I am in compliance with start laws. I even take my handgun safe along for states that do not recognize my CCW permit. One thing that slipped my mind was magazine capacity. I didn't know there was such a thing for handguns.
New Hampshire and our good neighbor Maine has constitutional carry.Unfortunately it's a must.... Constitutional Carry.... Good in all 50.... not infringed.
We working on it hard here in SC..... Very odd that the Pilgrims don't.... they kicked off the Rebellion thing and now they are dying on the vine.... Shame!New Hampshire and our good neighbor Maine has constitutional carry.
And your neighbor Vermont tooNew Hampshire and our good neighbor Maine has constitutional carry.