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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by gnbrotz View Post
    If you could scope out the "picnic area" near the visitor's center, and perhaps even snap a few photos, that would be great.

    Also, info like to they have grills, etc. would be helpful.
    Can Do.

    I work 1230-7pm Mon Night. So I should have a few up then..

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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    I should be totally moved or close to it by that date. This gathering will be a welcome break from it all. Count me in but I can't be specific until the date draws near.

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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by gnbrotz View Post
    You are correct.

    Personally, I'd much rather be the test case for school carry in PA than a federal violation (though a loss would yield the same results in either case), and I'm certainly not about to go OC on school grounds (except for that one time).
    Wasn't planning on being a test case. I'm simply planning on pointing out, as I did last time, that Section 930 appears to authorize lawful carry in Federal Facilities; point out that, according to NPS's previous policy interpretation that Federal Facilities are excluded; then point out that the wording in the approved Coburn amendment would appear to prohibit that policy interpretation as well. Then see what the answer is.

    Not really an "in your face" way to deal with it but, hopefully it requires NPS to actually think about it and, more importantly, put something in writing. If the written opinion seems inconsistant w/ the Coburn amendment, well, the next step would likely be seeking input from our Congressional delegates.

    That's the way it's supposed to work, ain't it?

    Normally, Congress gives a pretty wide berth to agencies to promulgate their own regs and policy based on their area of "expertise." However, the Coburn amendment pretty much says that NPS can't in this case.

    (b) Protecting the Right of Individuals to Bear arms in Units of the National Park System and the National Wildlife Refuge System.--The Secretary of the Interior shall not promulgate or enforce any regulation that prohibits an individual from possessing a firearm including an assembled or functional firearm in any unit of the National Park System or the National Wildlife Refuge System if--

    (1) the individual is not otherwise prohibited by law from possessing the firearm; and

    (2) the possession of the firearm is in compliance with the law of the State in which the unit of the National Park System or the National Wildlife Refuge System is located.
    That doesn't mean that some other Federal LE agency might not take issue w/ it.
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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by Smalls View Post
    Can Do.

    I work 1230-7pm Mon Night. So I should have a few up then..
    Anything to report?
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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by gnbrotz View Post
    Anything to report?
    Yea, Sorry about the lack of an update.

    I have a few pictures but I don't have the camera with me at the moment.

    Like I said I'm sorry.

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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by Smalls View Post
    Yea, Sorry about the lack of an update.

    I have a few pictures but I don't have the camera with me at the moment.

    Like I said I'm sorry.
    No problem. Just wondering if you had a chance to stop by yet. I'll cut ya some slack since it's the holidays.
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    Talking Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    A question.

    If one of us had to go into one of the Federal Buildings and we choose to not be a test case and carry into the building, can we just simply give our firearm over to a friend. (Maybe we gotta take a *&^% and need to visit the restroom inside the building.)

    This is a legal question. Please no flames about safety. Thank You!

    Dave

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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by theschultz View Post
    A question.

    If one of us had to go into one of the Federal Buildings and we choose to not be a test case and carry into the building, can we just simply give our firearm over to a friend. (Maybe we gotta take a *&^% and need to visit the restroom inside the building.)

    This is a legal question. Please no flames about safety. Thank You!

    Dave
    If your friend is licensed, PA law allows you to "lend" your firearm to them.
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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Any updates on the location & date/time? I can bring some grub if we're cooking out as well.

    Looking forward to meeting some more PAFOA'ers and putting faces to some names!
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    Default Re: Exercising the new ability to legally carry in National Parks

    Quote Originally Posted by HBGMarine View Post
    Any updates on the location & date/time? I can bring some grub if we're cooking out as well.

    Looking forward to meeting some more PAFOA'ers and putting faces to some names!
    Date will definitely be 2/27. I'm looking at the midday time frame (11-1ish?). I hope to get up this weekend to see exactly if/what types of grills may be available. If the weather is too cold, we may just do a stroll around the area and then head indoors somewhere to eat.
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