Traveling With Weapons

[Brockx]

When seconds count, help is only minutes away

[R2Home]

We have traveled through Canada several times and always with the same shotgun. We declare it, paid the fees and are on our way. Have learned that while in Canada to keep the ammo seperate from the weapon. Once we are back on U.S. soil the ammo gets put back in the weapon. The only time we had a 'issue' was coming back into the U.S. with an open bag of dog food.
As for the pistol grip on the shotgun, loose it and go back to a 'normal' stock. While it might be easier to carry while out hiking, the 'possible' problems it could cause are not worth it.
While we have never needed our shotgun, there is still peace of mind having it in the MH.

[Donlock]

Just wondering how many of the group has had to use their gun.??
Don

[RedWing Nut]

Originally Posted by Donlock

Just wondering how many of the group has had to use their gun.??
Don

Possible new topic? I would like to know too.

[Route 66]

Gun topics have always been controversial here as they have been in many places, and they all too often become divisive and disruptive.

A discussion on having to use your gun is inappropriate as it is not directly related to RVing.

Gun discussions are especially sensitive and personal now with the recent shootings and pending legislation.

We are first and foremost a RV site.

We appreciate everyone's cooperation. Thanks.

Discussions about current or pending legislation or regulations, weapons and religion that directly pertain to RVing are acceptable but will be closed or removed if they wander off topic or become disruptive.