Post by oldguy on Aug 1, 2019 19:36:36 GMT
Need input. Investigating a Class A diesel pusher tag axle motorcoach in which to leisurely tour this beautiful country that I spent 40 years flying over at 30,000ft, but not seeing. Guess it is the late life crisis version of those typical Mid-life crisis involving the red Corvette and "Over the Hill at 50 Crisis" involving the Continental Divide and a new black Harley. 
Would want to carry large selection of firearms to take advantage of training (Accuracy 1st, Gunwerks, Darrel Holland, Frontsight,...) and high angle, long range shooting out west....NM, WY, MT, AZ, et el. While that far west I would like to enjoy the scenery of CA, OR, WA (no shooting, just looky-see). However, crossing those state lines would render me a felon-in-waiting due to my types of firearms and amount of ammunition on board. Could park coach holding arsenal at RV park in free state and tour those anti-freedom states in the towed Jeep. Or, could rent a storage locker in free state to store scary arsenal while touring those restrictive states. Both incur major risks of theft, with attending liability, of unattended firearms. How do others handle this situation? I imagine BRRC welcomes shooters from around the country who probably encounter this dilemma. Any input, thoughts, suggestions? Thanks.
Would want to carry large selection of firearms to take advantage of training (Accuracy 1st, Gunwerks, Darrel Holland, Frontsight,...) and high angle, long range shooting out west....NM, WY, MT, AZ, et el. While that far west I would like to enjoy the scenery of CA, OR, WA (no shooting, just looky-see). However, crossing those state lines would render me a felon-in-waiting due to my types of firearms and amount of ammunition on board. Could park coach holding arsenal at RV park in free state and tour those anti-freedom states in the towed Jeep. Or, could rent a storage locker in free state to store scary arsenal while touring those restrictive states. Both incur major risks of theft, with attending liability, of unattended firearms. How do others handle this situation? I imagine BRRC welcomes shooters from around the country who probably encounter this dilemma. Any input, thoughts, suggestions? Thanks.
