Open carry both in vehicle and on foot in the I81 and I84 corridors?

[headcase]

Originally Posted by minus

But if the firearm is run through ncic and it shows no records as stolen I should be all set then. I don't see why they would seize it. Ct has a record of all my handguns which can be verified by calling the number on my permit.

LOL. Pa. will run your gun against their registry that is not a registry, and when it is not in there, they will seize it. I would bring proof of ownership, if you have it, as they are not likely to check anywhere else other than their own database. But, hell, you might get lucky and get a cop who believes in doing his job properly. I would prepare for the worst though.

[minus]

Originally Posted by headcase

LOL. Pa. will run your gun against their registry that is not a registry, and when it is not in there, they will seize it. I would bring proof of ownership, if you have it, as they are not likely to check anywhere else other than their own database. But, hell, you might get lucky and get a cop who believes in doing his job properly. I would prepare for the worst though.

10-4 will put my recipt and transfer forms in my bag.

[pex]

I was wondering if I would encounter any trouble. I think i might want to stay out of wilks barre . Stops will be limited to getting fuel/food/letting the dog out. I could always cc but I'd love to OC as it's the 4th of july and I'd like to try out my freedoms. I will be with family so leo interaction would be ideally kept to a minimum. I have no issues with a terry stop and Iding myself and showing my permits. I work on the civillian side of le and know how cooperating as much as some hate to do it can make things run smooth. What do you guys think?

I think cooperating with police, having committed no crime, on the 4th of july is one of the single most unamerican things a person can do.

Firearms helped get us here and now we're not even allowed to keep and bear them with pride. They probably just ought to do away with the 4th because that America no longer exists.