Handgun in motorhome question

[Eat Dirt]

I've got a question about having a handgun in a motorhome

If someone has one of the newer motorhomes with the huge rear bedroom
What the rules for driving / If the handgun is kept in the rear bedroom ??

I know once you are parked ( Campsite ) then it's your homesite

[Librarian]

I've got a question about having a handgun in a motorhome

If someone has one of the newer motorhomes with the huge rear bedroom
What the rules for driving / If the handgun is kept in the rear bedroom ??

I know once you are parked ( Campsite ) then it's your homesite

Unloaded in a locked container, until you stop to camp.

[cruising7388]

I've got a question about having a handgun in a motorhome

If someone has one of the newer motorhomes with the huge rear bedroom
What the rules for driving / If the handgun is kept in the rear bedroom ??

I know once you are parked ( Campsite ) then it's your homesite

Because the rules regarding this can vary from state to state, the most hasssle free approach is to keep it unloaded in a locked container while operating the RV. If you intend to travel country-wide, it's to your real advantage to secure ccw credentials from NV, UT & FL which will give you reciprocal ccw rights in some 30+ states, (California being one of the ugly exceptions) . If you are in any state that honors your ccw permits, where your hardware is located in the RV is no longer a potential problem. You can secure all three permits by investing a day in a licensed NV instructor that is also certified for UT. The FL ccw permit can be applied for directly and only requires evidence of NRA or = training. IMO, if you are going to travel by vehicle these days, securing these permits is cost effective insurance.

[The King]

Because the rules regarding this can vary from state to state, the most hasssle free approach is to keep it unloaded in a locked container while operating the RV. If you intend to travel country-wide, it's to your real advantage to secure ccw credentials from NV, UT & FL which will give you reciprocal ccw rights in some 30+ states, (California being one of the ugly exceptions) . If you are in any state that honors your ccw permits, where your hardware is located in the RV is no longer a potential problem. You can secure all three permits by investing a day in a licensed NV instructor that is also certified for UT. The FL ccw permit can be applied for directly and only requires evidence of NRA or = training. IMO, if you are going to travel by vehicle these days, securing these permits is cost effective insurance.

AND STAY OUT OF CANADA!

[Eat Dirt]

Thanks for the advice guys ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
( Just as I thought )

My Dad is here from Minnesota

He was keeping his handgun in the built-in dresser next to bed
( In soft holster )
Told him / That ain't going to cut it !!!!!

Trying to inform him on CAL laws ..............

Ever try to tell your " Headstrong " Dad something about the law !!!!!!

[paul0660]

AND STAY OUT OF CANADA!

Don't even get to the spot where the Canucks ask if you are carrying. At that point you are busted. The points of entry do have helpful signs before then that should be read, understood, and followed.