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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Not AR15 Question, but I need to know quick **THANKS**

chupdog

Joined Jan 2003
Posts 69
EE 100% (24)

TX, USA

Posted: 5/16/2003 2:21:32 PM EDT

[Last Edit: 5/16/2003 7:31:52 PM EDT by chupdog]

I am going on vacation to California in the morning, with my 4 year old daughter and wife(Disneyland, San Diego Zoo, tourist stuff).

I have a Browning HiPower MKIII (single-action) and a .357 revolver, can I take anything with me?

No, I am not flying. Just for in the car and hotel room. I think this is a dumb question, but I would like to know. I also have my .22 rifle(old Marlin semi) and my 6400c (which I know I can't take). Thanks.

TxLewis Team Member Joined Mar 2001 Posts 1973 EE 100% (18) USA	Posted: 5/16/2003 4:04:17 PM EDT yes you can take it. you will be safe, just not legal. which is more important to you? TXL
	[size=4]I'm just a Bill[/size=4]

KODoc Team Member Joined Feb 2003 Posts 655 EE 0% (0) CT, USA	Posted: 5/16/2003 4:10:39 PM EDT Unless you plan to battle the Pirates of the Caribbean or hunt exotic game at the Zoo, I'd consider you and yours reasonably safe from malcontents.....You know, the kind of people you'd get to know up close and personal if you got a felony arrest for carrying a firearm illegally.
	You're NOT just a number! You're an INDIVIDUAL with thoughts and feelings...who no one has ever heard of and couldn't care less about.

5subslr5 Team Member Joined Feb 2001 Posts 8048 EE 100% (10) OK, USA	Posted: 5/16/2003 4:17:51 PM EDT Originally Posted By TxLewis: yes you can take it. you will be safe, just not legal. which is more important to you? TXL View Quote Don't believe there's room for improvement on either the statement or the question. There you have it !! (chupdog, let this thread slide quietly off the front page and do what you need to do.)
	I am a ''Nationalist''. I support my country - the USA - FIRST !

Troy

Joined Nov 2000
Posts 10828
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CA, USA

Posted: 5/16/2003 4:44:46 PM EDT

You could certainly bring either gun, and you could even have it loaded in your hotel room. Otherwise, it would have to be unloaded and in a locked case (even a soft case/gun rug is fine if it has a lock on it) with no ammo inside. Obviously, *carrying* either gun loaded would not be legal anywhere that you're likely to be. You could open-carry in a National Forest, but that's the closest to Texas you'll get. -Troy

Ammo FAQ: www.ammo-oracle.com
(Old) Mag FAQ: magfaq.tripod.com

Barrel? Go CHROME or go home.

chupdog Joined Jan 2003 Posts 71 EE 100% (24) TX, USA	Posted: 5/16/2003 5:39:29 PM EDT Thanks everyone. I agree with the consensus.

[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Not AR15 Question, but I need to know quick **THANKS**

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