Traveling to MO...through KS
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Traveling to MO...through KS
A buddy of mine is moving to Kansas City, MO and I'm pulling a trailer for him.
We have to go through Kansas
what are my options to stay armed AMAP (as much as possible).
I have a crew cab powerstroke so the cab is a no-go Im guessing? Put it locked in the tool box (unloaded?)?
Thanks,
-nick
We have to go through Kansas
what are my options to stay armed AMAP (as much as possible).
I have a crew cab powerstroke so the cab is a no-go Im guessing? Put it locked in the tool box (unloaded?)?
Thanks,
-nick
Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
You could aviod the problem:
You may also want to watch this thread on SigForum, Though I don't it's the whole story.
Also on HWY6 North headed to Waco watch out for Herne, Calvert, and Riesel.
You may also want to watch this thread on SigForum, Though I don't it's the whole story.
Also on HWY6 North headed to Waco watch out for Herne, Calvert, and Riesel.
It's definitely not the whole story. Someone's being fed a line of bull.mschadt wrote:You may also want to watch this thread on SigForum, Though I don't it's the whole story.
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Yeah thats what I was planning on doing, but the route we are taking will keep us out of Kansas. Suits me...oilman wrote:I have made this trip several times from Houston to KCMO and have gone through Kansas. Look at packing.org for latest info but an unloaded gun locked in a container either in the trunk or back of the SUV is what I have done in the past.
Thanks for everyone's replies!
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I'm back in Dallas for a few days (waiting for the TSRA show). The trip went well, stayed armed the entire time. Actually doubled up on carry guns...just because I could :)
Thanks for the advice, and man...is it good to be back in TX.
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Thanks for the advice, and man...is it good to be back in TX.
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Welcome home and I'm glad the trip went well.gigag04 wrote:I'm back in Dallas for a few days (waiting for the TSRA show). The trip went well, stayed armed the entire time. Actually doubled up on carry guns...just because I could :)
Thanks for the advice, and man...is it good to be back in TX.
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So how long did it take to get to KCMO taking this route?gigag04 wrote:I'm back in Dallas for a few days (waiting for the TSRA show). The trip went well, stayed armed the entire time. Actually doubled up on carry guns...just because I could :)
Thanks for the advice, and man...is it good to be back in TX.
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From College Station, we went to Dallas via I-45. Stayed the night there, and then took 75 (which is really 45) all the way into OK where it becomes 69, to the I-44 turnpike, and then to hwy 71. From Dallas it took us about 7.5 hours, though w/o a radar detector it would be closer to 9
It's worth slowing down to 55 to go through towns on 69 because you can at least carry when going this route.
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It's worth slowing down to 55 to go through towns on 69 because you can at least carry when going this route.
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Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison