Holiday travel is complicated enough, but if you’re a gun owner and plan to bring your firearm with you when you go home for the holidays, it gets even more complex.
Guns are largely a matter of state regulation. That means you need to know the gun laws in your own state, and also the laws in any states you plan to travel to (or through) with your firearms. You also need to make sure your method of transportation allows guns.
It doesn’t mean you can’t take firearms with you, but it does require extra preparation. If you’re traveling with your guns this holiday, here are three legal issues to keep in mind:
Related Resources:
- Are Guns Allowed in Movie Theaters? (FindLaw’s Blotter)
- Second Amendment Limits to Gun Ownership (FindLaw’s Blotter)
- Court Upholds NYC Fee to Keep Guns at Home (FindLaw’s Law and Daily Life)
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