new vehicle question

[thedub88]

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?

 

[HootmonSccy]

This is going to be easier to answer if we know what state you live in..

 

[thedub88]

Well, not to be a wise ass, but I did post in the section marked "Massachusetts Discussion and Firearm news" leasantry:

 

[brock samson]

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.:angry:

Remind me to NEVER move to Massachusetts.:biggrin:

 

[thedub88]

yes you do need a state issued "licence to carry" to buy ammo. I'll pick up a lock box just in case

 

[sambo42xa]

You didn't pick up a box yet!!!????:yu:
That's why I mentioned in your Other thread about having TWO boxes. One for firearm and the other for ammo/mags. :biggrin:
You should be good to go!

 

[svrivera]

speaking of "boxes" I use the bank money bags with the key locks. they fit many places thata traditonal case wont. any thoughts?

 

[sambo42xa]

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!

 

[svrivera]

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!

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 :biggrin: I got mine at TD, 1 for guns 1 for ammo 1 for the extra ammo I carry..lol:sarcastic: