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there are many sensors starting probably a mile or more from the crossing. Some or many of those are microphones. They can hear what you are saying inside your vehicle.
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there are many sensors starting probably a mile or more from the crossing. Some or many of those are microphones. They can hear what you are saying inside your vehicle.
Canada has audio sensors on the American side of the border? Doesn't seem likely....Now, you need to understand that there are many sensors starting probably a mile or more from the crossing. Some or many of those are microphones. They can hear what you are saying inside your vehicle. You need to keep your mouth shut. No stupid jokes about guns or drugs. NONE. Well, unless you want to spend half a day explaining yourself...
Obviously you’ve never been across the border at Mackinac. They’re lined all along the railingsCanada has audio sensors on the American side of the border? Doesn't seem likely.
I've crossed the various ports at Detroit, Niagra, Montana and Washington. Any Canadian listening devices within a mile of the border would be on US soil. You're just wrong. US authorities don't allow Canada to install listening device on US soil. With shared databases there's no need.Obviously you’ve never been across the border at Mackinac. They’re lined all along the railings
From what I've read the long-exempt M-1 may be on the chopping block; I used to always figure that in a scenario like the OP described the Garand would be the best US/Canada go anywhere rifle in terms of maximum power and rate of fire while staying legal everywhere. In fact, the M-1 and SMLE were always specifically permitted their 8 & 10 rd capacity in Canadian law in excess of the otherwise standard 5 rd for centerfire rifle. It doesn't seem that this may be true any longer.Forget handguns in Canada. Also any AR;s and large magazine type rifles or semi automatic rifles that have a capacity of more than five rounds. M-1 Garand' used to be exempt, but I don't know if they are anymore. My Son and I fished an outpost camp for years and I took along an M-1 and 12 Gauge pump. No problem, but their PM seems to hate all guns so better check first. These guy's were around every day.View attachment 1139161
In Ohio, you can constitutionally carry a loaded handgun, but you still must keep a long gun and its ammo in separate compartments. Not sure if other states are like this, but your loaded lever would be trouble here.
In Ohio, you can constitutionally carry a loaded handgun, but you still must keep a long gun and its ammo in separate compartments. Not sure if other states are like this, but your loaded lever would be trouble here.
L) Divisions (K)(5)(a) and (b) of this section do not affect the authority of a person who has been issued a concealed handgun license that is valid at the time in question to have one or more magazines or speed loaders containing ammunition anywhere in a vehicle, without being transported as described in those divisions, as long as no ammunition is in a firearm, other than a handgun, in the vehicle other than as permitted under any other provision of this chapter. A person who has been issued a concealed handgun license that is valid at the time in question may have one or more magazines or speed loaders containing ammunition anywhere in a vehicle without further restriction, as long as no ammunition is in a firearm, other than a handgun, in the vehicle other than as permitted under any provision of this chapter.
In Ohio, you can constitutionally carry a loaded handgun, but you still must keep a long gun and its ammo in separate compartments. Not sure if other states are like this, but your loaded lever would be trouble here.
I need to look it up, but I'm pretty sure it's illegal to transport a long gun with ammo in a butt sleeve or gun mounted ammo sleeve like some of us have on our lever guns and slug guns.most states and canada ban loaded long guns inside motor vehicles.
most states and canada ban loaded long guns inside motor vehicles.
I was thinking of this before I got to the last sentence of your paragraph. The 22 magnum is no joke. or a 30-30.my choice would be a henry lever-action carbine in 22wmr