Well I have it on good authority that Numenor did sell his soul to the devil! (He said so):uhoh:
And now that the records are sealed, he belongs to a secret society he doesn't need to mention the name of.
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GFSZ Question
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Well I have it on good authority that Numenor did sell his soul to the devil! (He said so):uhoh:
And now that the records are sealed, he belongs to a secret society he doesn't need to mention the name of.
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
It's that small huhhh? Just teasing :banana:
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
If one is concerned there are options that can be used to avoid breaking the non law, while transporting a firearm through a GFSZ. Some states a license/permit allows carry in a zone. The weapon can be stored securely while traveling through the zone. One could carry a firearm that has not been in interstate commerce, or a person could carry a antique firearm while going through a zone.
Numenor
Regular Member
You could. You're Bona fide now!
HAHAHAHA, touché. Actually I did get my CHP before I started carrying given that I wasn't comfortable going OC. Now though I think I'm mostly OC.
Mike_James
Regular Member
Well couldn't someone consider the glove box of my car private property? Because they would need a search warrant to search the glove box.
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
See Black V United States 4th district, that should answer your question.
Let me add that in a traffic stop, police might have reason to search a unlocked glove box, because it is within reach, and accessible. But they have to have RAS, which could be a traffic offense.
I don't worry about it, I wear my firearm driving through zones. But then I do not look to see the limits of a zone. If you read it actually says you that you know you are in a zone.
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