Thanks for the Nano vault suggestion. I looked at their site and they have a couple products that interest me.RonW956 wrote:I travel often between Texas & illinois and although a Texas CHL is good for OK & MO but not illinois. What I've done was to purchase a "nano Vault" and unload my pistol and lock it up in the vault that is tethered with a steel cable to the trunk, the ammo is locked up in a sepparate box.
I would suggest buying one of the "Nano vault's" as they come in different sizes, they do come in handy as I use mine on occasion when going out & if there is a 30.06 sign I just go back to the car & lock it up.
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- Fri Mar 27, 2015 2:26 pm
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Re: Questions on Driving thru States that don't honor TXCHL
- Fri Mar 27, 2015 10:47 am
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Re: Questions on Driving thru States that don't honor TXCHL
What I did on a cross country trip a couple years ago was to use: http://www.handgunlaw.us/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; as pointed out by several otherschuck j wrote:I find traveling out of state to be extremely perplexing as far as all the different state concealed (where permitted) laws .I have resigned myself to not even carrying in any state except Texas and Oklahoma . Living 15 miles from the Oklahoma line and having a lot of family there I have studied the gun laws and feel confident carrying there .
I have been thinking of taking my 16 year old daughter on a trip west but the west coast is off bounds for us , I would just as soon take her on a road trip across old Mexico . I will take her to Carlsbad Cavern , Grand Canyon and a few other national parks . If I travel now I leave the gun at home , It doesn't do you any good in the trunk with no mag in my opinion . I just take my chances unarmed . It's a sad situation .
and then I built a spreadsheet (ok, I admit I'm a bit nerdy), with a row for each state I would be traveling in. I put in columns for if I had to notify if stopped and what/if any signs applied and a few of the restricted places (that might apply to me). I kept this folded up and within reach in the car so if I was stopped or when ready to get out for gas etc., I could look quickly to remember.