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5a) Transporting firearms and ammunition
Even before you buy your first firearm you need to know how you will carry it home and where you will keep it. Once you leave the dealer’s shop you will be carrying
your firearm in a public place and possibly on a bus, train, aircraft,or inter-island ferry. Bear in mind that it is illegal to carry or use a loaded firearm in a vehicle. Remember also to make sure the action is open when around other people.
You are strongly advised to get a padded cover or hard case in which to carry your firearm. This ensures the firearm is protected and stays in good condition. It also makes it less obvious so is less likely to alarm other members of the public.
I wonder then, if that is half the reason for encouraging LFAOs to use a gun case, is there a market for gun cases that don't look like gun cases?
I like this one, room for all the extra bits too. Add a pair of padded shoulder straps and it's perfect.
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