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ml1209 wrote:

bmwrdr wrote:Why would you bring a gun to California? In my opinion it is asking for trouble.

Because I would feel being without a gun anywhere at this point in my life. Mostly to shoot at the range, and partly to have a means of self-defense since I might drive cross country.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

bmwrdr wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

bmwrdr wrote:

SQLGeek wrote:

Lynyrd wrote:
I fail to see how I can defend myself with a gun that is inside a locked container.

The average Californian isn't allowed to defend themselves with a firearm outside of their home.

In other words it is a bad idea to bring a gun to California and the chances to return with a felony charge are increased by doing so.

But bringing a gun does increase your chances of returning at all.

... and it may be a good idea to contact a CA law office before leaving.

http://tracygraysonlaw.com/practice-are ... ns-charges

You may also want to pre-emptively bribe the local government officials to avoid being jailed for something that is not illegal. Good advice in all third world countries, including California.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

bmwrdr wrote:

SQLGeek wrote:

Lynyrd wrote:
I fail to see how I can defend myself with a gun that is inside a locked container.

The average Californian isn't allowed to defend themselves with a firearm outside of their home.

In other words it is a bad idea to bring a gun to California and the chances to return with a felony charge are increased by doing so.

But bringing a gun does increase your chances of returning at all.

SQLGeek wrote:

Lynyrd wrote:
I fail to see how I can defend myself with a gun that is inside a locked container.

The average Californian isn't allowed to defend themselves with a firearm outside of their home.