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The Trip....Three States...

gogodawgs

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My oldest daughter and I headed out this morning on our way to Bozeman, MT. Made several stops in Eastern Wa to get gas, use a rest stop, etc.

Just arrived in St Regis, MT for lunch at Frosty's. Buffalo burgers for lunch! Lots of people in town and the weather is great.
 

slapmonkay

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Just arrived in St Regis, MT for lunch at Frosty's. Buffalo burgers for lunch! Lots of people in town and the weather is great.

And by lots of people in town I assume you mean a whole 10... :) (I used to live over that way and frequently stroll through st regis on my way to hwy 200/93).

Just remember a couple major differences in the law:
- parks are excluded from state preemption. Most cities seem to enact there right to restrict in there parks.
- you are required to openly carry your firearm in a building that alcohol is consumed even if you have ccw.


Finally, be safe and have fun.
 

M-Taliesin

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Howdy Amigo!
Hope your trip is fun and enjoyable for all concerned. Bozeman is in a really nice area. Beautiful country. Much prettier than Butte, for example.

Awaiting them pics. Hope to see them soon!

Blessings,
M-Taliesin
 

Alan903

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And by lots of people in town I assume you mean a whole 10... :) (I used to live over that way and frequently stroll through st regis on my way to hwy 200/93).

Just remember a couple major differences in the law:
- parks are excluded from state preemption. Most cities seem to enact there right to restrict in there parks.
- you are required to openly carry your firearm in a building that alcohol is consumed even if you have ccw.


Finally, be safe and have fun.

Hi,

I am just wondering if you know the law differeences for CC in the Vehicle in ID and MT? I am driving to MT this coming weekend, and planning to CC on the way. (I have WA CPL)

I am still new to carrying, so starting with CC first until I am more comfortable and I'll starting to OC more.

Thanks,
Alan
 

gogodawgs

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Hi,

I am just wondering if you know the law differeences for CC in the Vehicle in ID and MT? I am driving to MT this coming weekend, and planning to CC on the way. (I have WA CPL)

I am still new to carrying, so starting with CC first until I am more comfortable and I'll starting to OC more.

Thanks,
Alan

Your wa cpl is recognized in mt. You can OC in a vehicle with or without.
 

slapmonkay

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Hi,

I am just wondering if you know the law differeences for CC in the Vehicle in ID and MT? I am driving to MT this coming weekend, and planning to CC on the way. (I have WA CPL)

I am still new to carrying, so starting with CC first until I am more comfortable and I'll starting to OC more.

Thanks,
Alan

You will be good in both ID and WA, both states recognize WA CPL. Further, in Montana you are not required to have a CWP to store your pistol in your glove box or out of sight within the vehicle. MT code states that concealing a weapon is specific to ones person and clothes.
 

Alan903

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You will be good in both ID and WA, both states recognize WA CPL. Further, in Montana you are not required to have a CWP to store your pistol in your glove box or out of sight within the vehicle. MT code states that concealing a weapon is specific to ones person and clothes.

Thanks! :)
 

gogodawgs

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Getting my oil changed and this little cutie is getting in her truck. Look what's in the door. Nice.
 

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amlevin

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Pretty trusting of her to leave it in the vehicle with them...

I don't think it's that unusual here. I'm staying with TWG2A and she stated most leave their doors unlocked.
BTW, I was OC in the lobby waiting for my car and we chatted briefly, and I left 2 guns in the car.

I was getting some service done on my truck, at the Dealership, and the Svc Manager asked that I remove my firearms before they took it back into the shop. Seems like they had a mechanic road testing a vehicle once that ended up in jail. Felon in possession of a firearm, even though it was a Customers and he was only road testing the vehicle.

Now, when I go to the Dealership to get service I sit in the waiting room with my cased AR and "Go Bag" that has another pistol with ammo for it and AR. Nobody seems to care even though the AR case has "Colt" boldly emblazoned on the outside.
 
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