Concealed Carry Concealed Carry 
new vehicle question Ok. what if I'm on the way home from work, and decide to swing in and grab some ammo. Now , if I have no firearm in the vehicle, do I still have to lock up the ammo?
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This is going to be easier to answer if we know what state you live in..
Gulf Coast, Floriduh
Sccy is the limit
Well, not to be a wise ass, but I did post in the section marked "Massachusetts Discussion and Firearm news"
Browsing through some Massachusetts law, I think you have to have it locked up and have a state-issued gun license to purchase. I could be wrong, but that's the way I read it.
Remind me to NEVER move to Massachusetts.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
yes you do need a state issued "licence to carry" to buy ammo. I'll pick up a lock box just in case
USA Carry Supporter
You didn't pick up a box yet!!!????
That's why I mentioned in your Other thread about having TWO boxes. One for firearm and the other for ammo/mags.
You should be good to go!
(All the above are MY opinions/suggestions ONLY....AND, I like to bust ball's, it's called having a sense of humor. In other words, no intent to offend anyone, so get over it)
NRA-Get Some!
speaking of "boxes" I use the bank money bags with the key locks. they fit many places thata traditonal case wont. any thoughts?
USA Carry Supporter
Well, the Law does say, "lockable Container" but without really being specific. Just like They say, must have a "Lock" without being specific.
Hey, maybe if it came with exploding die's it would be a great idea!
(All the above are MY opinions/suggestions ONLY....AND, I like to bust ball's, it's called having a sense of humor. In other words, no intent to offend anyone, so get over it)
NRA-Get Some!
Originally Posted by sambo42xa
I like using these 1. easier to handle than a case 2. even with gun they fold up well. 3. they are free at most banks
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