So much for Conceal Carry in National Parks...

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...03/19/AR2009031902801.html?hpid=moreheadlines

Judge just blocked Bush ruling from late last year.....one step forward, two steps back. It's only just begun folks!!!!

 

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i did not know you could not carry in a park, they did not have that on my concealed carry paper work, of course, nobody knew there was a 1911sc tucked in behind me either.....50/50 even all around:beer;

 

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you know what they say about ignorance....works both ways!!

 

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this is BS

 

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So what happens when you have to drive through a park to get somewhere? So I pack my 27 through jackson, but then can't have it in the park, but can have it in Dubois... where am I supposed to put it while I go through the park?

 

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One of the real motives was hidden in the end of the article:

"This decision by the courts reaffirms our concerns, and the concerns of park rangers across the country, that this new regulation . . . has serious impacts on the parks and increases the risk of opportunistic poaching of wildlife in the parks, and increases the risk to park visitors," Faehner said.

I am sure the guy running around with his revolver or 1911 is looking for a new wall trophy

People forget where they are at!

 

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F' um.....

 

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HiWaYman92 said:

So what happens when you have to drive through a park to get somewhere? So I pack my 27 through jackson, but then can't have it in the park, but can have it in Dubois... where am I supposed to put it while I go through the park?

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Check the local rules but here in wa it has to be un-loaded, out of reach, and dismantled if possible then you can travel through.

I really don't care about the law, I will protect my self and family.

 

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Heck, they were telling me, you should check with every Forest Service, cause even some National Forests don't allow concealed. National Parks??? how would someone go about shooting a animal in a National Park, wouldn't that be a little suspicious?

 

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Rprecision said:

One of the real motives was hidden in the end of the article:

"This decision by the courts reaffirms our concerns, and the concerns of park rangers across the country, that this new regulation . . . has serious impacts on the parks and increases the risk of opportunistic poaching of wildlife in the parks, and increases the risk to park visitors," Faehner said.

I am sure the guy running around with his revolver or 1911 is looking for a new wall trophy

People forget where they are at!

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No, the real motive here is slowly decreasing gun rights 'till there is nothing left. This is ridiculous, what are they afraid of?