So I've got a carry permit in my home state, and a carry permit for Pennsylvania, but my intent is to drive through New Jersey to get to PA. According to the police website, they honor the federal "driving through" law, which requires everything be unloaded and separately locked in the trunk, which is how I'll do it.
It presents a dilemma for me though. I don't own a residence in PA, so if I wanted to go there and carry for the day, anyone have ideas on what the best way to load the gun would be? I'd feel uncomfortable standing at my trunk behind the car on the street, loading bullets into magazines and handling an unholstered firearm on the street. I'd have to repeat the process when I go to leave the state to go home. There has to be a better and probably more legal way to take care of this. Thanks.
It presents a dilemma for me though. I don't own a residence in PA, so if I wanted to go there and carry for the day, anyone have ideas on what the best way to load the gun would be? I'd feel uncomfortable standing at my trunk behind the car on the street, loading bullets into magazines and handling an unholstered firearm on the street. I'd have to repeat the process when I go to leave the state to go home. There has to be a better and probably more legal way to take care of this. Thanks.