CC or Open Carry on US Army Corps of Engineers

[Raystown]

I have been trying to read up on this issue, Have read some posts about a new bill that was offered up last year ? .. Has there been any change with being able to CC or Open carry on US Army Corps of Engineers Property ?


Thanks Brian

[Svickstc]

dont know the answer but looking forward to a response as well...

good question

[DaveM55]

I'll assume it's federal property, so that would be a felony. IANAL

[sanction762]

As a Corps employee, I have some interest in the subject. I could only find one decent link relevant to the subject. It is very limited, and specific in scope and does not appear to apply to all Corps land, however.
http://www.nraila.org/legislation/fe...ers%22&st=&ps=

[Raystown]

As a Corps employee, I have some interest in the subject. I could only find one decent link relevant to the subject. It is very limited, and specific in scope and does not appear to apply to all Corps land, however.
http://www.nraila.org/legislation/fe...ers%22&st=&ps=

^ Thanks

+1

[knight0334]

Carrying in any form is forbidden, except while hunting/fishing in the designated areas. Gun must be unloaded when transported from vehicle to/from hunting/fishing location.


See page 2 of pdf - Subsection 327.13 Explosives, firearms, other weapons and fireworks.
http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/canyon/title36.pdf

[Raystown]

Carrying in any form is forbidden, except while hunting/FISHING in the designated areas. Gun must be unloaded when transported from vehicle to/from hunting/fishing location.


See page 2 of pdf - Subsection 327.13 Explosives, firearms, other weapons and fireworks.
http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/canyon/title36.pdf

So if i am fishing in my boat on Raystown Lake I can have my firearm in my boat loaded ?

[knight0334]

So if i am fishing in my boat on Raystown Lake I can have my firearm in my boat loaded ?

In PA - no, because you cannot "use" a firearm to take any species of fish, reptile, or amphibian that are regulated by the Fish & Boat Commission under PA law.

The key words are "Being used for hunting or fishing".

ACoE regulation not only regulates loaded, but also unloaded. So, you cannot have an unloaded gun on the boat either.

[Finster]

Not that we don't have enough on our plate ut we should try o do something about this. I like to fish, camp and hike at Kinzu. Often times we will take the boat to remote areas of the lake. I would like to be allowed to legally carry a firearm in my boat on my person. You never know when you may run into something "unfriendly" Being deep in the woods, miles from nowhere and unarmed makes me edgy and does not let me enjoy myself as much.

[DrillNFill]

Carrying in any form is forbidden, except while hunting/fishing in the designated areas. Gun must be unloaded when transported from vehicle to/from hunting/fishing location.


See page 2 of pdf - Subsection 327.13 Explosives, firearms, other weapons and fireworks.
http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/canyon/title36.pdf

Sooooo..... Reading that it seems that when I go muzzleloading ( legally ) on Army Corps of Engineers land, I'm not allowed to carry a pistol for protection from coyotes, wolves, etc etc? I was once surprised by a large coyote that emerged from the bushes about 20 feet from me while muzzleloading, now I don't like to go out with only one shot available to me lol.

Is that how others read it?