Ss
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I assume since it is a national park carrying there is prohibited even though it is in Kentucky. heheh
I assume since it is a national park carrying there is prohibited even though it is in Kentucky. heheh
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Mammoth Cave
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FightingGlock19
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Any place where federal law prohibits the carrying of a firearm, so if the Federal Gov't. says it's a no-go, then sadly it's off limits to the law abiding.
Any place where federal law prohibits the carrying of a firearm, so if the Federal Gov't. says it's a no-go, then sadly it's off limits to the law abiding.
kentuckyshiner85
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it was just implied that you can carry in fed. parks. please double check before you go through with it though.
:celebrate
it was just implied that you can carry in fed. parks. please double check before you go through with it though.
:celebrate
chris in va
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I just went down to Mammoth and had to do that.
Can't confirm this, but also note that even with the law in place you may still not be able to carry in the park facilities, including the caves as they are a 'Federal Building'.
The law won't take effect until Feb 2010, still no carry in National Parks. Unload, ammo separate, locked container.
I just went down to Mammoth and had to do that.
Can't confirm this, but also note that even with the law in place you may still not be able to carry in the park facilities, including the caves as they are a 'Federal Building'.
kentuckyshiner85
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did not know that about the caves . So I really app. the info.
did not know that about the caves . So I really app. the info.
hotrod
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There is an ongoing attempt to have the injunction imposed by the federal judge in Kansas dropped. Hopefully that will happen quickly
There is an ongoing attempt to have the injunction imposed by the federal judge in Kansas dropped. Hopefully that will happen quickly
superdemon
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Last time I was at Mammoth Cave, I simply put my weapon in the hidden compartment of my 5.11 tac vest and had it with me all day.
Sometimes I would rather hide it than not have it...
Last time I was at Mammoth Cave, I simply put my weapon in the hidden compartment of my 5.11 tac vest and had it with me all day.
Sometimes I would rather hide it than not have it...
KBCraig
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I'd love to see a cite supporting the idea that the cave is a building.
I'd love to see a cite supporting the idea that the cave is a building.
PT111
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KBCraig wrote:
KBCraig wrote:
If a person lives in a cave wouldn't it be considered their home and carry the same status as a stick built home? How about a Teepee or a underground home just dug out? You never know what kinds of monsters you might run into in a cave.