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In many places, none of these suggestions would help someone who realizes he is carrying a handgun. 1) There are guidelines for how the firearm must be shipped
by bwhite 13y ago
In many places, none of these suggestions would help someone who realizes he is carrying a handgun.
1) There are guidelines for how the firearm must be shipped; simply sliding it into your checked baggage will not work.
2) Handguns are generally prohibited from being mailed via the USPS.
3) The person seeing you off may not be properly licensed to transport the handgun.
4) Storing a valuable object in a vehicle which is in long-term parking sounds like a bad idea. Municipalities which have strict theft-reporting requirements do not have exceptions for "I was out of town and didn't know that my car had been burgled."
- asperous 13y ago1 & 2 are true for handguns (as checked luggage, they have to be in a hardsided locked case for example.) but 3 & 4 I think would practically be the best route, despite some risks.