May be best to get a permit using your deer camp as an address. Not sure if that will work or not though.
Barkeate said:I'm glad to live in VT with no gun laws and very little crime.
but it appears to be all right --I've checked it with the owners.
To the original poster, I BELIEVE it is legal to take a handgun to a FEDERAL park now.
The law was quoted above. The circumstances you describe most definitely are NOT all right. What the law says is very clear:hardedge said:I routinely take both my Glock and Sig from NJ to an NY firing range and have done so for the last 18 months without issue. I don't remember whether it's possible because the range has NRA sanctioned classes, a gunsmith on site, or has sanctioned competition matches, or ???? but it appears to be all right --I've checked it with the owners.
It isn't enough that the range sometimes hosts NRA matches. YOU have to be a registered competitor. You can transport the handgun there ONLY for the specific match. You must have with you a copy of the match program and proof that you are entered in the match. And you have to have a pistol license from your home state. (Sorry, Vermonters need not apply, I guess.)Non-resident target shooters may enter or pass through New York State with handguns for the purposes of any NRA approved competition if the competitor has in his possession a copy of the match program, proof of entry and a pistol license from his state of residence. The handgun must be unloaded and transported in a locked opaque container.
kraigwy said:For example if you have a Wyoming recognized CC permit, then you can take the gun into Yellowstone.