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Essay:State Firearms Laws Ranking (view source)
Revision as of 00:28, February 13, 2015
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See [[Gun laws in America]]
See [[Gun laws in America]]
[[Disclaimer]]: The laws, regulations, and case citations contained within this essay do not constitute legal advice. Laws change frequently. Consult a lawyer if you have legal questions. If you choose to act upon the details cited here without doing your own research, you do so at your own risk.
'''See [[Conservapedia:General disclaimer]]'''
==Gun Laws in the 50 States and D.C.==
==Gun Laws in the 50 States and D.C.==
* [[Essay:Modern Survivalism]]: "[[Essay:if times get tough, or even if then don't]]", [[Essay:Debt is financial cancer]], [[Essay:Tax is theft]], [[Renewable energy]], [[Financial security]], [[Essay:You are in control of your life]]
* [[Essay:Modern Survivalism]]: "[[Essay:if times get tough, or even if then don't]]", [[Essay:Debt is financial cancer]], [[Essay:Tax is theft]], [[Renewable energy]], [[Financial security]], [[Essay:You are in control of your life]]
==Advice from James Wesley Rawles==
According to [[James Wesley Rawles]] of [[The Survival Blog]], "Because most [[survivalist]]s are [[Gun Owners of America|gun owners]], [[gun control]] laws should be considered a key factor when deciding where you plan to relocate. Do some research. Ideally, you are looking for a state that allows vehicular and “on the hip” [[open carry]], with non-discretionary [[concealed carry]] permits, and with non-regulated [[private party firearms sales|private party firearms transaction]]s. (No “[[paper trail]].”)"
Mr. Rawles expands on specific progressive police states, "The [[unfree state|worst states]] to for a gun owner to live in are of course the “Locked up and Unloaded” States such as [[New Jersey|Neu Jersey]] and [[California|Kalifornia]]. According to the [[NRA-ILA]], under California law, to legally have an unloaded handgun in your car outside of a locked container you must be going to or from a [[shooting range]], to or from a [[gun show]], or on a [[hunting trip]]. Otherwise, they must be both unloaded and locked in a case or in the vehicle’s locked trunk. (See California Penal Code sec. 12025 and 12026 for details.) I suppose that means that if you want to carry an unloaded handgun in your car and don’t want to have to spend extra time both having to take the time to get it out of a locked case AND then loading it, you should always carry a pair of earmuffs, some shooting glasses, and some targets in your car… “But [[police state|officer]], I was planning to go to the range after work!”"<ref>223 {{Template:James Wesley Rawles authorized quotation}} [[http://survivalblog.com/gun_laws_as_a_criteria_for_cho/ Gun Laws as a Criteria for Choosing Your Retreat Locale]. No publication date listed. Accessed February 12, 2015.</ref>
==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Nuclear target structures]]
* [[Nuclear target structures]]
* [[Bugging out|Bugout]] Location - [[Bug-out bag]], [[Bug-out vehicle]]
* [[Bugging out|Bugout]] Location - [[Bug-out bag]], [[Bug-out vehicle]]
==External Links==
* [[James Wesley Rawles|Rawles, James Wesley]], [http://survivalblog.com/gun_laws_as_a_criteria_for_cho/ Gun Laws as a Criteria for Choosing Your Retreat Locale], [[Idaho]], [[American Redoubt]]: [[The Survival Blog]], No publication date listed. Accessed February 12, 2015.
==References==
==References==
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[[Category : United States Law]]
[[Category : United States Law]]