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Traveling to San Francisco

swillden

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I'm traveling to SF next week for a conference, and I'm wondering if there's any point at all in taking a weapon. Is there any realistic scenario in which I could keep it usable for self-defense without breaking any laws?

Fortunately, the other major conference I attend every year is in Florida.
 

CA_Libertarian

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You can find most of what you need to know here. The only other thing to be wary of is mag capacity. You don't wanna get caught with a mag over 10 rd capacity here. Also, if you open carry in SF, expect a fairly high likelyhood of being unlawfully detained.

Here in CA exercising your right to self defense is a lot of work...
 

swillden

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CA_Libertarian wrote:
You can find most of what you need to know here. The only other thing to be wary of is mag capacity. You don't wanna get caught with a mag over 10 rd capacity here. Also, if you open carry in SF, expect a fairly high likelyhood of being unlawfully detained.
Thanks.

I'm not going to OC; being arrested far from home while on a business trip is not my idea of a good time, no matter how wrongful the arrest.

Based on what I read in that flyer, if I rented a car I could carry the unloaded weapon in a locked box without risk, keeping the box accessible so I could quickly open it if needed. I'll have to decide if it's worth the hassle of having a car so that I can take my weapon and not have to leave it in the hotel.

Thanks again for the information.
 
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