Traveling to the northeast with guns?

[Model29-26.5]

Well now that sounds like a major pain in the ass. How much would that cost? I have no idea.

Rick

I don't know… probably 70 bucks… maybe I just won't bother bringing them.

 

[Roofuss]

Wife and I were born and raised in New Germany { Jersey } but finally had enough and left in 1983....NEVER looked back.
My advice is leave your guns at home, or your trip could get VERY interesting, and expensive !

 

[Model29-26.5]

They will stay home.
No transporting. No shipping.
No shooting. No fun.

 

['79 Magnum GT]

They will stay home.
No transporting. No shipping.
No shooting. No fun.

A bummer but much safer that way.

Rick

 

[LVSteve]

It would never be fun to be the test case for interstate travel with guns. 1) it would be expensive for you, even with NRA type support; 2) don't assume that when you got your stuff back it had been looked after, assuming at some point they hadn't been torched.

 

[Greyman50]

Been a few years but some pistol team guys had to go to a match in NY. They had orders and their Army pistol boxes with unloaded pistols. They were told to just show their orders if they got stopped. Another case was a shooter had letters regarding the match with his name on them. He was told that there is a " lawful passage" that allows such to pass through the said states. Dont think I would want to try it nowdays. Regardless ,I'll never go past Va.

 

[ISCS Yoda]

if you plan on stopping in MD, NY and/or NJ, I would suggest you leave your firearms at home

I could write DITTO to much of the above. Don't do it.