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YOUR RESEARCHWill it fit in my fronk?
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Recommend also carrying a copy of the form
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I recommend also carrying a copy of the form with tax stamp.
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i think they use the back seats with the backs folded down for golf clubs.
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Odd question here. My car is at the shop right now so I cannot measure for myself.
I am curious if a package that is 41" X 10" X 6" will fit in the trunk of a C4S. I am looking to pick up a new toy this weekend. This toy is best left in the trunk while transporting.
I know .. odd question.
Thanks!
Boy, I thought these types of worries only happen in Canada. That's what I do in Canada, I make sure long guns are trigger locked and in their case. If you don't have a case, pick up a gun sock.
I thought you could carry in the U.S with no issues?
Transporting is always a little touch and go, depending on the state. It is legal to have it but as you say, it has to be locked up.
I've got a soft case that is lockable. I also will not have any 223 / 5.56 in the car, so that helps.
As said above that ain't gonna fit in the frunk of a C4S. Years ago one of the Porsche family claimed they will never make a 911 that cannot carry a set of golf clubs. Guess they forgot that promise or maybe their clubs fold in half!!!
No worries carrying them in the back in Texas.
Only thing to worry about is carrying NFA.
I recommend also carrying a copy of the form with tax stamp.
Just don�t stop to shop on the way.
I can probably separate the upper and lower. But the box is what I was concerned about. I like having the original packaging.
As far as the hookers, not sure the GF would appreciate three dead hookers in the frunk (disassembled or otherwise)..
Sounds like an AR.
Put the lower in the Frunk.
The box and upper are not firearms so they should be legal in any free state.
Weird that I said that when I’m currently not in a free state.
Just got here and I’m ready to go home.
Oh, just saw you’re in Jersey.
Take a different vehicle.
That's a good idea.
I am legal to carry with my FID card. I just prefer to avoid any conflict and storing the entire thing in the frunk would have been best.
And yes, it is an AR. Actually a Ruger AR556. Good for shooting paper...
Im sure u know to seperate your amo and lock that in the frunk. I live just over the bridge from nj and i carry a cable lock to secure my items as i dont have lockable storage in my truck.
Glad I live in WA state, you should see the bed of my truck (with canopy on) when me and couple buddies go to an open pit to shoot. You would think WWW 7 was happening, lol.
BTW, the door handle pocket that flips up holds my 9 very nicely too...…...
My golf clubs fit (full set in a cart bag or a stand bag) fit fine in the back with the back seats folded down, or in the front passenger seat.
can't speak to a "long gun" though...
