I thought that there is an exemption for non residents that allows them to transport weapons through states. It has to do with target shooting and hunting I think.
He wasn't traveling through, he was traveling to NJ. Subtle but huge difference when considering the FOPA.
That only works if they believe you're traveling through the state.
Or maybe that doesn't exist at all.
I don't really want him, but free...how can you pass up Free Brian Aitken?
Even if you are traveling through, you're still not fully protected if a chain of events causes you to have an extended stay where you are given your luggage back by your transporter.
Revell v. Port Authority (3rd Circuit 2010)
Years ago I was in NY State near the Massachusetts border, so I crossed in to MA. Immediately I was overwhelmed by warning signs about guns. I didn't have a gun with me but I turned around and left, never to visit again. It felt as if I was entering a communist country.
NJ is the same crap. Just to drive your car, you have to have it inspected by the State Police, which can be an adventure on its own.
Democrats. (Yes JB, there is a connection).
NJ is the same crap. Just to drive your car, you have to have it inspected by the State Police, which can be an adventure on its own.
Democrats. (Yes JB, there is a connection).
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