• • This book gives a state by state breakdown of the firearm laws. "STAY ON THE ROAD AND OUT OF JAIL"
• • How do you properly handle a routine traffic stop when you have a firearm in your vehicle or on your person?
• • How do you legally transport weapons into and through other states? Can it be loaded? Where do I store it?
• • What about National & State parks, Indian reservations, motorcycle, commercial truck, or RV issues?
• • Which states recognize concealed weapon carry permits from other states?
• Updated for 2023

Description

Since the tragic events of September 11, 2001, few Americans feel comfortable traveling without some form of personal protection. Many opt to carry a firearm simply because it is the best, most effective, weapon for one person to wield in self-defense. But each state’s laws regarding firearms possession and carry are radically different. While certain states allow a loaded handgun to be carried in the glove compartment, other states prohibit such carry and penalize it as a felony. Some even go as far as to make an unloaded handgun locked in the trunk illegal.Travelers who carry firearms on a regular basis know full well the variant nature of this situation. A routine traffic stop for a speeding violation could turn into a nightmare journey through the criminal justice system if the traveler isn’t aware of the proper way to carry or transport his firearms in a vehicle. Attorney J. Scott Kappas uses case law and statutory authority to render plain English advice as to how a traveler should carry firearms while visiting the many states of our great nation.