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Done! This is fabulous. Thanks so much!The Annoyed Man wrote:I don't know why this hasn't gained any traction on this forum, but the single most useful tool I've found for traveling with a concealed handgun is: http://apps.carryconcealed.net/packngo/. Anybody who carries concealed and travels ought to have this one bookmarked.
TAM, thanks a bunch. I am tied up in heavy meeting for work and after work and leave in two days and needed a pointer to the right site to answer my question. Looked up different sites but the searching was taking too long. this one was PERFECT!. Seems I am good to go on my person, getting out to grab a meal, my motel etc and back home. Just what I needed.The Annoyed Man wrote:I don't know why this hasn't gained any traction on this forum, but the single most useful tool I've found for traveling with a concealed handgun is: http://apps.carryconcealed.net/packngo/. Anybody who carries concealed and travels ought to have this one bookmarked. It not only shows you state reciprocities, but it allows you to select multiple states from a map and then gives you useful information about each of those states.
And in the OP's case specifically: http://apps.carryconcealed.net/packngo/ ... ,arkansas,
...the answer lies somewhere in the word "NY"...they don't care what anyone says...they just want to lock up good citizens to show who's boss...clarionite wrote:Federal Firearms Transportation Statute....
That was mentioned at the bottom of the link you posted. It makes me wonder how the folks in NY could be charged with having a firearm they're declaring at the Airport since they're transporting it home.
You are welcome, both you and Songbird. I am sure that you can get more detailed information by visiting the websites of the various state issuing agencies, but at the practical level, the packngo app is really useful. I particularly like how you can simply click on all the states on the map that you'll be traveling through and it returns the list of what you need to know for just those states.gwashorn wrote:TAM, thanks a bunch. I am tied up in heavy meeting for work and after work and leave in two days and needed a pointer to the right site to answer my question. Looked up different sites but the searching was taking too long. this one was PERFECT!. Seems I am good to go on my person, getting out to grab a meal, my motel etc and back home. Just what I needed.The Annoyed Man wrote:I don't know why this hasn't gained any traction on this forum, but the single most useful tool I've found for traveling with a concealed handgun is: http://apps.carryconcealed.net/packngo/. Anybody who carries concealed and travels ought to have this one bookmarked. It not only shows you state reciprocities, but it allows you to select multiple states from a map and then gives you useful information about each of those states.
And in the OP's case specifically: http://apps.carryconcealed.net/packngo/ ... ,arkansas,
You're also supposed to inform individuals that you're carrying before entering their home. The first time I stopped at my InLaw's front door and said "I'm carrying a Concealed weapon, I'm supposed to inform you of that fact and get your permission before I enter" My FIL said "Of course you are, Get in here and close the door."speedsix wrote:... Arkansas requires that you notify a law enforcement officer "upon contact" that you are carrying a weapon and Oklahoma requires that you , when stopped by law enforcement, notify the officer that you are carrying a concealed handgun with a recognized permit..
...in Arkansas: http://www.asp.arkansas.gov/divisions/r ... l_law.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;clarionite wrote:You're also supposed to inform individuals that you're carrying before entering their home. The first time I stopped at my InLaw's front door and said "I'm carrying a Concealed weapon, I'm supposed to inform you of that fact and get your permission before I enter" My FIL said "Of course you are, Get in here and close the door."speedsix wrote:... Arkansas requires that you notify a law enforcement officer "upon contact" that you are carrying a weapon and Oklahoma requires that you , when stopped by law enforcement, notify the officer that you are carrying a concealed handgun with a recognized permit..
...of course...written by politicians, aren't they?!!!Deltaboy wrote:Sad to say my home state of Arkansas got some nutty rules concerning CCW.