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If a federal LEO searches your RV, either you are way down the creek without a paddle, or they do not have good probable cause for the search. Sober white people who speak English just don't get searched like that. We're in total agreement. If you go back to how I first posed the question, I told y...

If you're still concerned, you can stay home. If you're more worried about collateral damage than family protection, don't shoot and stay home. If you can't figure out how to stock your motor home, you're not ready to go on a trip and should stay home. A little rough, don't you think? I must have m...

I checked out the link Jim gave us and while it does say "loaded", it also says "ammunition." So, unless I'm mistaken, it seems we can have a firearm on COE land, but we cannot have any ammunition to fire from it. That could be a problem. There is no place else for me to put amm...

Another option is stay in the USA where there's a Second Amendment. :lol: Actually, Vermont is stronger on the 2nd Amendment than Texas. The problem is to get there, you have to go through "enemy territory" (aka NY) :rules: We have relatives in WVA. There is another State that doesn't hon...

SIA I wanted to pick up something you said: Other members here are more familiar with reciprocity issues, and I will defer to them for more information. But reciprocity with other states seems somewhat open to interpretation. Throw in the Federal government aspect, and it gets even more depressing t...

I promise, I don't have too many. Let's say that my trip takes me through NY. I'm going to have to rely on Federal firearms transport rules to get me through. I'm thinking that one of these http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0045006228564a&type=product&cmCat=SEARCH...

Thanks for the reply, Keith. I feared that was the answer that I was going to get and one of the main reasons that I've stayed with just the shotgun this long. I've had #6 shot in it. It is interesting in the link that you provided that air marshalls are issued a Sig .357s with JHPs. I would have gu...

I'm trying to keep this topics separated so that I don't cause confusion. For a background, please check the post labeled "CHL and RVs" I picked a Sig 250 9mm loaded with 147g JHPs as my carry. One of my major concerns if I ever had to use it was how far the bullet might travel. It is one ...

I don't own an RV any more, but can tell you that RVs are pretty much invisible to law enforcement. have you ever seen one pulled over? Yes, I was pulled over in The Woodlands by an unmarked and out of uniform LEO. After a 5 minute tongue lashing, he told me to get out of his county and didn't issu...

Sorry, left out my comments about reciprocity. I'm very pleased to see the information on here and on the NRA website about how to plan trips. We are fortunate in that our next trip to PA will not take is to WVA, NJ or NY. I have my work cut out for me as I study the requirements for the States that...

Wow, so many responses and so quick. Thanks. Let me try to answer point in reverse order. First thanks to Jim (Seamustx) for correcting my assumption. I'm breathing a sigh of relief. I'm aware of some effort to permit guns in the National parks but the COE campgrounds are not necessarily covered by ...

Hi. This is my first post to this forum. I've been lurking here for some time, reading as much as I can while trying to learn and understand. My primary interest in getting a CHL is our use of a motor home. We've carried a 12gauge for years but some recent events with other RVers convinced me that w...