Like being able to walk down the street and not get hassled by the man, or your neighbors.
Because they’re so out of touch, it works in your favor.
Nobody knows what a rifle bag looks like.
Not my neighbors.
Nor the big city police officers I waived to as I walked towards my car to load up the hellfire and brimstone machines.
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You sir, are lucky in that one area. Here in Texas, while having much better relations between gun owners and the law, the sight of a rifle bag inspires one of two reactions: “Guns kill people you know” or, “So, whatcha running there? ” The second is always followed by the person explaining that my lovely wooden clad firearms aren’t tacticool enough.
Great blob sir, I found it via firearms blog, and enjoyed reading through the back stories. will be back.
The sad thing in NJ is, that if they knew bags were rifle bags, dollars to donuts my block would be on lock down, if not out right evacuated.
Here in NJ, all firearms are illegal except under certain exemptions. And I would have to prove I was in an exemption.
I’d like to see that change, but people are too wrapped up into getting CCW reformed first.
Carry your FID and make sure your rifles are unloaded. If you eat street pizza anyway go for a 1983 suit – a FID allows the possession of an unloaded longarm while not on the grounds of an educational institution per NJ statute law. Which I think you’ve seen me reference on NJGunForums.
Don’t bother with a suit in NJ courts, though – I’m sure they’ll find some way to weasel out