[north]

Just wondering, if you live next to a state that doesn't honor your state CCW and you have to go to that state would your case your weapon? Even for a 15 minute trip?

I've had my permit for many years, I was never ask for my permit, or spotted as carrying as far as I know. Why should I dis-arm myself for crossing an imaginary line?

Why is a "RIGHT" regulated by states and a privelage like driving good for all 50 states?

 

[Mus]

Because they have usurped their lawful authority. That doesnt mean I am going to risk arrest or death to prove a point. Im more than willing to work for peaceful positive change as long as its possible in this country.

Oregon not recognizing my CPL is a major pain in the ass for my business travels, but not being able to wear my gun on the road down there is less of a pain than spending time in jail.

 

[rfurtkamp]

I won't risk my safety or security or my freedom. At this point, I don't travel anywhere that doesn't take my permit or I can't get one there as a non-resident quickly.

 

[rhino465]

I won't risk my safety or security or my freedom. At this point, I don't travel anywhere that doesn't take my permit or I can't get one there as a non-resident quickly.

That's how I'm living now, too. It makes it tough when I have good reasons to go to Illinois, but I refuse to go there anyway.

 

[MarkW]

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