Now Four Americans in Turks & Caicos Facing 12 Yrs in Jail for Ammo

[JAKIII]

Nope.

Except the keys to the safe?

[free]

Except the keys to the safe?

I said "nope", that I have never not lost stuff. That includes keys to a safe.

But it's ok if you lose stuff when you use dedicated bags for stuff.

Hell, even when I have PURPOSELY taken guns and ammo on a plane, they've been in containers that I've never used for anything else.

I really don't understand the opposition to the concept that a "range bag" should be dedicated gear, not simply a bag that you take to the range, along with using it for a variety of other purposes as well. I mean, I'm not the only one who thinks it is a good idea:

https://www.stylemetactical.com/blog...shooting-range
Summary: don't be a dumbass.

[TDIfan]

Even I won't go to Jamaica (:

It wasn’t too bad. We stuck to guided tours. We were on the northern coast.

[West Chester]

A 5th American has been arrested for the ammo in suitcase crime.

[TDIfan]

A 5th American has been arrested for the ammo in suitcase crime.

How can 5 people be responsible for what’s in one guy’s bag? Or did they all have ammo in their bags?

[Frizratz]

.................. Or did they all have ammo in their bags?

... and not read the inter web or watch TV or news ?

[widgetman101]

You're comparing apples to dung beetles.

Possession of Mary Jane is isn't a constitutionally protected right. It is illegal, even though it has been "decriminalized" by some sanctuary cities and states. In the same way that The Right to Bear Arms has been illegally infringed upon, and violated, by some cities and states.

The constitution is irrelevant and doesn't exist once you leave America. When you travel internationally it is important to understand that countries laws and what you can/can't do.

Things we don't think much of other countries take very serious. For example in Canada you can't even enter without a waiver if you've had a DUI within the last 10 years.

[Krichardson]

The constitution is irrelevant and doesn't exist once you leave America. When you travel internationally it is important to understand that countries laws and what you can/can't do.

Things we don't think much of other countries take very serious. For example in Canada you can't even enter without a waiver if you've had a DUI within the last 10 years.

I'm surprised that that has to be pointed out here.

[Carson]

By motorcycle is the better way to do it.

I am sure you enjoyed it, but I haven*t camped since I was a teenager. I want AC, running hot water and a comfortable bed at this stage of my life.

[Carson]

I'm surprised that that has to be pointed out here.

Agree. I guess Americans taken many things for granted.