Glenn E. Meyer
New member
This comes from a discussion elsewhere on travel through a state with a firearm. I'm not a legal expert regarding this.
Supposedly, Fed law gives you protection if you pass straight through a state on the way to a location that allows you to have the firearm you are traveling with. The gun has to be stored correctedly. We know that some states may not care and bust you anyway.
The issue that came up was what if you drive through a state and your magazines exceed the legal capacity allowed in that state. Some mags may be grandfathered in that state.
However, if an officer stopped you and found the MAG, can you get arrested - even the traveling with the gun is seen as legal.
Supposedly, Fed law gives you protection if you pass straight through a state on the way to a location that allows you to have the firearm you are traveling with. The gun has to be stored correctedly. We know that some states may not care and bust you anyway.
The issue that came up was what if you drive through a state and your magazines exceed the legal capacity allowed in that state. Some mags may be grandfathered in that state.
However, if an officer stopped you and found the MAG, can you get arrested - even the traveling with the gun is seen as legal.