Thread: loaning a gun, carrying a gun in a hotel... more gun law questions
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Old July 8th, 2007
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Default Re: loaning a gun, carrying a gun in a hotel... more gun law questions
You don't have to have a permit to carry on your property. Since Pa is an open carry state (outside of Philly) you can open carry as well.

Your best bet for information is call the Attorney General in whatever state you're traveling to about specifics on the law.

I would do your buddy a favor and tell him to pick up a used shotgun for home defense over a .22 autoloader. You're just giving him a false sense of hope in that little peashooter. Not only does he have to be accurate and know how to defend his house, he has to know how to clear jams and the legal issues around using deadly force. Giving an uneducated person a firearm could leave you liable.
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