Rifle Transportation

[microwave900]

That’s why I always keep a soft case and a lock for it in my car. Never know when I’ll suddenly need to transport a large capacity rifle.

 

[MAJoe]

That’s why I always keep a soft case and a lock for it in my car. Never know when I’ll suddenly need to transport a large capacity rifle.

This. Or worst case I’ve bought something and then driven back to pick it up with a case. Not worth the risk just to get a rifle home a few hours sooner.

 

[MisterHappy]

A trigger lock is suitable to comply with the storage statute but not the transport statute. The transport statute requires a locked trunk, locked case, or other secure container.

If it's not high-cap, you don't need a case for transport, but the trigger lock makes you legal when you get out of the car.

That said, I keep low-caps in a soft case, locked.

 

[Len-2A Training]

If it's not high-cap, you don't need a case for transport, but the trigger lock makes you legal when you get out of the car.

That said, I keep low-caps in a soft case, locked.

Most cops don't know low-capacity from high-capacity. When in doubt, arrest and let the courts sort it out.

Therefore, Massprudence dictates treating all the same . . . locked case or locked trunk for transport (and locked case works for storage too).