Guns and Travel: Can I Take My Gun on a Road Trip?
Can I Take my Gun on a Road Trip? Each state you're planning to travel through has different gun laws, but don't let the differences ruin your vacation. Read more now!
Can I Take my Gun on a Road Trip? Each state you're planning to travel through has different gun laws, but don't let the differences ruin your vacation. Read more now!
Whether you have a concealed carry license or not, if you will be traveling cross-country with your firearms while on vacation this year, particularly through states that may not be as “firearms friendly” as your home state, you’ll be happy to know that the federal Firearm Owners Protection Act, or FOPA, allows you to legally transport your firearms in your vehicle while you drive, so long as you comply with a short list of requirements found in what is known as the “Safe Passage” provision, or 18 U.S.C. § 926A.
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With the pandemic slowly drawing to a close and a return to normalcy appearing on the horizon, it’s safe to assume Americans will be traveling more in 2021 than in 2020. And whether you’re new to guns or have been shooting your entire life, it’s important to remember there are very specific rules in place if you decide to travel by air with your firearm.