Palladin
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http://nypost.com/2017/05/30/hotel-guest-arrested-for-going-back-to-get-his-gun/
Jethro forgot his pistol.....
Jethro forgot his pistol.....
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A maid had previously gone in to grab up the gun, wrapped it in a towel, and handed it over to police.
I'm surprised they didn't jam the maid up too for handling the gun without a license.
I have a friend from South Carolina who, when packing his truck to move up here, almost brought his AR until his father ran out of the house yelling and screaming "are you crazy? you can't bring that to Massachusetts!" Many free-staters truly don't know what it's like in commie states like NY, MA, etc.
If your carry daily and put on your gun like you put on your watch, forgetting it is as hard (and as easy) as forgetting your wallet. If you carry 365 you're going to handle it at least 730 times a year, or 7,300 in 10 years. Accidents eventually happen.1: F-NYC
2: How do you "forget" your gun anywhere? (rhetorical) At least he didn't leave it in the crapper.
If your carry daily and put on your gun like you put on your watch, forgetting it is as hard (and as easy) as forgetting your wallet. If you carry 365 you're going to handle it at least 730 times a year, or 7,300 in 10 years. Accidents eventually happen.
FIFY.I think the biggest mistake people make is reading the constitution and believing it
I've spent some time working in texas and georgia and the people I talk to there refuse to believe the crap we have to deal with here. I got a lot of "That's stupid, you probably heard that wrong" type responses. They knew I am a gun guy and tried to get me in on a raffle they were having for a couple AR's and it was exploding heads when I explained that I would have to get them neutered before I could bring them home and it wasn't worth the effort.
If your carry daily and put on your gun like you put on your watch, forgetting it is as hard (and as easy) as forgetting your wallet. If you carry 365 you're going to handle it at least 730 times a year, or 7,300 in 10 years. Accidents eventually happen.
I've spent some time working in texas and georgia and the people I talk to there refuse to believe the crap we have to deal with here. I got a lot of "That's stupid, you probably heard that wrong" type responses. They knew I am a gun guy and tried to get me in on a raffle they were having for a couple AR's and it was exploding heads when I explained that I would have to get them neutered before I could bring them home and it wasn't worth the effort.
The take home lesson from all of these incidents, no matter what state you are in, is know the laws. If I'm traveling out of state and plan to bring a firearm, I read up on the laws of the state or states I'll be in. I think the biggest mistake people make is thinking that the laws are the same in each state and/or thinking their permit/license is valid everywhere like their DL is.
They can't even follow this A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. 27 words of real easy.One thing I don't understand is that with all of these decent people, with no criminal backgrounds, who suddenly find themselves jammed up with felony charges, why hasn't anyone pressed that carrying a weapon across state lines is a 14th amendment right and finally put an end to the national reciprocity debate?
One thing I don't understand is that with all of these decent people, with no criminal backgrounds, who suddenly find themselves jammed up with felony charges, why hasn't anyone pressed that carrying a weapon across state lines is a 14th amendment right and finally put an end to the national reciprocity debate?
FIFY.
what an idiot. mistakes happen, but how about DRIVING to the hotel, telling them you forgot something private in the room, and letting them let you in...then skeedadle
The take home lesson from all of these incidents, no matter what state you are in, is know the laws. If I'm traveling out of state and plan to bring a firearm, I read up on the laws of the state or states I'll be in. I think the biggest mistake people make is thinking that the laws are the same in each state and/or thinking their permit/license is valid everywhere like their DL is.