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Posted: 8/4/2009 2:07:12 AM EDT
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Take US Highway 93 south out of Las Vegas. Make a right at Boulder City to continue south on 93. Stay on 93 passing through Searchlight. Make a left at Nevada 163. That's about seventeen miles into Laughlin. Cross the bridge into Arizona. As soon as you cross the bridge, make a right at the light. You're on Arizona State Route 95. Stay on Arizona 95 headed south. Just before Needles, CA, make a left to stay on Arizona 95. Continue on Arizona 95. You'll make another left to head east on AZ95/I-40 for awhile. Then take the exit to head south again on Arizona 95 all the way to Lake Havasu City.
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Posted: 8/4/2009 2:40:23 AM EDT
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I don't have the link handy right now but 1986 GOPA trumps California law. You can transport your prohibited weapons through California if you are traveling interstate. A few minutes on Google should give you the details and hard copy. FYI
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Posted: 8/4/2009 7:34:30 AM EDT
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Quoted: I don't have the link handy right now but 1986 GOPA trumps California law. You can transport your prohibited weapons through California if you are traveling interstate. A few minutes on Google should give you the details and hard copy. FYI You wanna test that theory out there turbo? |
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Posted: 8/4/2009 8:37:37 AM EDT
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Take US Highway 93 south out of Las Vegas. Make a right at Boulder City to continue south on 93. Stay on 93 passing through Searchlight. Make a left at Nevada 163. That's about seventeen miles into Laughlin. Cross the bridge into Arizona. As soon as you cross the bridge, make a right at the light. You're on Arizona State Route 95. Stay on Arizona 95 headed south. Just before Needles, CA, make a left to stay on Arizona 95. Continue on Arizona 95. You'll make another left to head east on AZ95/I-40 for awhile. Then take the exit to head south again on Arizona 95 all the way to Lake Havasu City. How much longer of a trip does this make it? |
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Posted: 8/5/2009 6:05:44 AM EDT
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I don't have the link handy right now but 1986 GOPA trumps California law. You can transport your prohibited weapons through California if you are traveling interstate. A few minutes on Google should give you the details and hard copy. FYI You wanna test that theory out there turbo? Whatever Either I'm right or I'm wrong. There's no "theory" involved. |
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