thanks everyone for your input - i do know the diff between transportation and CC :)
hopefully this won't be an issue on my next hotel stay since i have my license !
i know it was probably not ideal, but i decided on leaving my gun at home. next time i should have my license on me so it'll be on my body hopefully :)
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ihg, holiday inn question
hi guys,
I don't have my CHL license yet but we are traveling for a wedding tomorrow and staying at a holiday inn. I called the hotel and asked about their firearm policy and they said you can't have them.
is this goin to depend on each hotel and whether they have the 30.06 and 30.07 signs? like I said I don't have my license yet but my understanding is that I am able to have my firearm in the room as its my 'resident'.
sorry if I repeated any previous discussion but I am all new to carrying a gun ( home/car for now until chl).
Thanks for your help!
I don't have my CHL license yet but we are traveling for a wedding tomorrow and staying at a holiday inn. I called the hotel and asked about their firearm policy and they said you can't have them.
is this goin to depend on each hotel and whether they have the 30.06 and 30.07 signs? like I said I don't have my license yet but my understanding is that I am able to have my firearm in the room as its my 'resident'.
sorry if I repeated any previous discussion but I am all new to carrying a gun ( home/car for now until chl).
Thanks for your help!