Every state is different. Many states have reciprocal agreement with other states. You can get a Concealed Carry Permit from several states while you reside in a different state. Some states all you need to do is show a copy of your State's Concealed Carry Permit and they will issue you one of theirs. Most states mandate that if you are carrying you must inform the LEO when you are stopped. Fail to do so and you will be arrested, jailed, fined and loose your Concealed Carry Permit. I still want to see a Federal Law that prohibits you from carrying in your truck.

 

All you bubbas saying you're packing (even with a CC permit) , what will be your response in Massachusetts, Cali, or NYC when a local gendarme asks if you're carrying? BOL

 

Obviously, you would not carry into one of those states.

 

Is one a "bubba" if one instist on his/her 1st, 3rd, 4th...amendment rights? Why are you a "bubba" for insisting on your 2nd amendment rights?

 

why would I go to cali, nyc or mass in the first place :lol:

 

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With talk like that i can tell your problly a NRA member if so then god bless you. IF you are a memeber have you seen the UN gun Debate what a joke that rebkca peters is. My saying when it comes to guns is.

BETTER TO HAVE IT AND NOT NEED IT , THEN TO NEED IT AND NOT HAVE IT

 

Bull$#!+.

Cite me the federal crime. Go ahead, pull it up. Go to the CFR website. If you can link me to it I will publicly apologize.

Accoring to Roadstar online:

"Q If you ask any trucker on the road, he will tell you that it is illegal to carry a firearm in a commercial vehicle. My state DOT says that's not true. The problem allegedly takes place when you cross state lines. Where can I go to get more information?

A. According to CVSA, there isn't a federal motor carrier safety regulation that prohibits carrying a gun in the cab of the truck if it's the property of the driver. Hazardous materials rules prohibit the transportation of loaded firearms as cargo. CVSA notes, however, that state laws do apply.

According to the National Rifle Assn., federal law does entitle you to transport a firearm "from one place where possession is lawful to another place where possession is lawful" as long as it isn't loaded and is in a locked container other than the glove box or console.

Determining where you can legally carry a loaded gun apparently requires some digging.

The NRA's Institute for Legislative Action offers some help at its web site, www.nraila.org. It has a Reciprocity Guide with information on state and some local restrictions for concealed weapons but, as NRA points out, there are more than 20,000 state and local laws governing the possession of guns. Also keep in mind that guns are generally prohibited in and around schools, government facilities, airports and parks. I'm also told that many companies (i.e. shippers and receivers) prohibit guns on their property. There are also federal laws prohibiting non-citizens and people convicted of certain crimes from possession firearms or ammunition."


Further, a search of the FMCSA website for "firearm":

"Regulations Search Results

Search for
Examples: Medical Form, 391.53, 391

All Regulations found containing "firearm":

No Regulations Found"


Even further, a global search of all FMCSA websites:

"Search Results For:
FMCSA Advanced Search Search Tips

Searched for firearm . Search took 0.01 seconds.

Your search - firearm - did not match any documents.
No pages were found containing "firearm ".

Suggestions:

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Bubba? WTF does that mean. It's legal, sanctioned, and accepted in Texas. I don't carry because I'm "Bubba", I carry because I can. I'm trained, proficient, and I have no criminal history whatsoever.

I don't go to the Northeast, so Massachusets and New York don't concern me. I can, however, carry concealed in 30 states. I can carry it stored everywhere, as long as it meets the state regs.

-p.

 

Yes, I am a Life Member of the NRA as well as the Texas State Rifle Association. I have a Federal Firearms License and have had my own Firearms, Gunsmithing Business for the last 12 years. I am right of right on the political scale. I am moving to become a trucker with a prehire from TMC and should start school in the next few weeks. I am looking forward to life out on the road.

 

Terry, I always liked:

Better to be tried by 12 than buried by 6.

 

But, when I go ...as a Soon to be retired C/O.Defence Technologies MK IV 5.5 % O/C ( Pepper spray) Fogger will be in my Cab!!!!!I've used it and have been sprayed with it and it hurts like hell and will Incapacitate about 99% of the people you hit with it!!!!!