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Is there a way to carry internationally when you travel?
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MisterHappy
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My kid's doing it. He even has a snazzy .gov-supplied suit, to go with his heater.
Simple.
Simple.
No. The end.
falcon123
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What are you drinking?
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When you get to London, if you want a gun, call this number.
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MisterHappy
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Sorry.. couldn't help it....
falcon123
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I have this recurring dream that I am in line at customs as I get off the plane in Mexico when I realize that I forgot to leave my CC at home. Then I wake up in a sweat. It's always Mexico.
Yes, just join the diplomatic corp as a security officer and you can carry anywhere in the world.
BTSDOG
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I used to shoot with an ex military character who owned several businesses in some third world countries. He said whenever he needed to travel to visit them, he had his contacts that would set him up with a CC weapon or else he wouldnt go.....When you get to London, if you want a gun, call this number.
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lowbuckbob
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Sorry to say that of the 40-ish countries I've visited, USA is one of very few where I feel the greatest need for CC.
OP, no guarantee you'll get a gun in foreign lands but your local recruiter can hook you up with a job that has possibilities.
OP, no guarantee you'll get a gun in foreign lands but your local recruiter can hook you up with a job that has possibilities.
Diplomatic mission where a government does the paperwork for you.
Work for a multinational corporation (energy/freight/sensitive technology) that will handle the paperwork for you
Work for a multinational security/private military corporation (think Blackwater) that does work for multinational corporations/diplomatic missions that will handle the paperwork for you.
Not something mere mortals can do. Don't even think about it.
None of those 3 categories are going to cover carrying internationally for a non-business related trip. No one wants to deal with a diplomatic level incident for one of their employees if it isn't for the company bottom line.
Work for a multinational corporation (energy/freight/sensitive technology) that will handle the paperwork for you
Work for a multinational security/private military corporation (think Blackwater) that does work for multinational corporations/diplomatic missions that will handle the paperwork for you.
Not something mere mortals can do. Don't even think about it.
None of those 3 categories are going to cover carrying internationally for a non-business related trip. No one wants to deal with a diplomatic level incident for one of their employees if it isn't for the company bottom line.
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Even the TSA's Air Marshals and Airline Pilot FFDOs have to surrender their sidearm when arriving in a host country and retrieve it when they are ready to depart.
Bigfudge16
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Break the law, it's a dumb law anyways
I think he is smoking some of that wacky tabaccy.
Bigfudge16
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This is the way. Go get em jason
Out of curiosity, what county are you trying to carry in?
... I might know a guy.
... I might know a guy.
puška m70
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Pretty much gonna be a no. Not really unless you are some "special person" like others mentioned.
where you planning on traveling to? There are many countries where you have a 100x less chance of being a victim of crime when compared to any given area in the USA.
Then I'm all set, because my mom always told me I was special.
