Posted by ScottyHOMEy on May 23, 2008 at 13:40:35 from (71.241.206.235):
In Reply to: Speaking of guns posted by Chris Jones on May 23, 2008 at 13:18:40:
You've got a whole was of questions there, Chris.
There's probasbly some better sites (not necessarily forums) you could google up to get you some better information.
Private purchase laws vary from state to state. Carry (concealed or open) likewise. Vehicles only complicate things. And transit through another state is a whole other can of worms.
Just to give an example. I lived in Maine. Then in NY for a few years, then in Ohio, and am now back in Maine. Handgun ownership in NY is so odious a proposition that I left mine with a friend in Maine while I was there. I wanted them with me in Ohio. The quickest route between ME and OH takes you through Massachusets. They have a one-year-in-the-slammer rule for possession of an unauthorized handgun and do not issue transit permits. NY isn't much easier to deal with, but they won't send you to jail. So I took a path out of Maine and across NH and Vermont. Even at that, I had the frames packed in the trailer with padlocks through or over them, and the cylinders and slides in the truck. Might just have easily had them shipped between federally licensed dealers on both ends.
New York's restrictions are a real bite in my opinion. Their geography cuts off New England. They stretch from the salt water to the Canadian border. There is no way to get out of New England and out to the rest of the country without crossing New York or (fuhgeddaboutit with a handgun) Canada.
Say you're in NC. You need to check out the laws on private gun sales in NC. Say you get a permit for concealed carry in NC. That ain't necessarily valid in any other state.
Do some googlin'. Start with NRA's site and follow the links. Just beware that it's the web, and there's a lot of not-so-good info out there, too.
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