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CPL's are typically granted at the state level, but not all states need to recognize your CPL as valid. So it's perfectly legal for me to fly from Detroit to Ne
by SamuelAdams 6y ago
CPL's are typically granted at the state level, but not all states need to recognize your CPL as valid. So it's perfectly legal for me to fly from Detroit to New York with a firearm, because the TSA staff in Detroit, MI legally recognize my MI CPL.
However, the TSA agents in NY do not recognize my MI CPL. As a result when I fly back from NY to MI, I could get arrested for carrying a firearm.
More on this here: https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/01/18/colorado-woman-declares-gun-in-luggage-gets-arrested-at-new-york-airport-and-folks-are-frustrated https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/01/18/colorado-woman-decl...
- mulmen 6y agoThat has to do with concealed carry. Putting a firearm in your suitcase does not require a CPL, nor does it require concealed or even open carry. I'm sure it's still legal to transport a firearm in New York. To be clear, this rule can be triggered by a flare gun or starting pistol. Traveling with those seems perfectly reasonable and I don't see why a CPL would be required.