I live in the barracks and I have a personally-owned weapon stored off post in a secure place, yet my CO wants it in the arms room unless I can show an actual regulation that specifically authorizes off post storage, even when living in the barracks.
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According to this document your CO is right...You must store your weapon in the arms room if you live in barracks...You'll need a adobe to read it...\n\nhttp://www.bragg.army.mil/psbc%2Dpm/ProvostMarshalDocs/Privately%20Owned%20Weapons.pdf\n\nSorry I couldn't give you the news you wanted... :)
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It depends on where your stationed and how long, the military could say hey thats a great idea, or they could send you to alaska, so its a very unstable thing, if your a spouse you can move wherever you want as long as its near your home of record which is near the meps station you inprocess in before getting shipped to basic, good luck.
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REFER TO OWER MAUAL IF YOU CANT CONTACT ME IM A WEAPONS SPECIALIST.
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wow...scary..I am amazed...this cannot be a security issue can it?  My boy's high school has the same rule and of a crowd of 100 or so during a meet the teachers day (I took off an hour from work and came straight there) the principal singled me out in the back row and said that hats were not allowed...i think he expected me to immediately take it off, but i just looked at him...if he taken the issue any further i would have walked out...this is a small town.\n\nI searched for the Saginaw michigan police department site and sent them an e-mail saying how manly they were for bringing violence to this terrible hat wearer.\n\nI'll agree that the man was tassered for resisting, but the police officer had no right to touch the man in the first place.  If it was a security issue, like hiding a gun or something...he could have hidden a heavy pistol a lot easier in his pocket,,,it cannot be aa security issue...but whatever, it should have at least been explained bvefore the officer grabbed the man's possessions and person
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The fact of the matter is that you were on private property and you had no right to refuse to leave. They can have whatever silly policies they want and they do not need to post them, so long as you are on their property you need to abide by their rules.\n\nI do believe that we can all agree that this is a stupid policy and I do hope that you'll decide to take your business elsewhere in the future.\n\nAlso, they had no right to use force again you(the employee who shoved you). You may only use force against someone else to defend yourself, another person or your home.
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handguns can only be sold or bought within your residential state  you can however have it shipped to a California ffl dealer for tranfer to you long guns (riffles ) can be bought on the spot and carried home with you
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http://packing.org\nhttp://www.handgunlaw.us/ should be able to help I would also check those state's websites
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Knightshade 1221 is right.IF you ever were in the corps you would know better than to call it a gun.My D.I.would have taught you what and where your"gun"is.In answer to your question,it's just another one of those little injustices which you'll have to put up with all your life.Anyone who ever told you that life would be fair-----LIED.
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There should still be people staffing the base where his unit was stationed. Call the base and see if they can give you an APO address or if they can hook you up with the base postal facility.
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go to court, but u'll have to prove the thing ur bf's mom is storing are urs. It's called "actio reivindicatio" \nThe owner comes to this action when it has lost the possession of a thing of his property and must demand precisely the one that possesses it in the moment of the litis contestatio and has the protection of the interdicts
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There is no sense involved with this issue at all. I'm 19 and a member of the Army National Guard so I know where you're coming from. I would like to own and cary a handgun. Uncle sam says I cant because i'm not mature enough yet. But its OK for me to cary one to my death in war. There plain and simply is no sense at all regarding this issue. Its just the bureaucrats jacking everything up like always. writing nonsense laws for there own agendas or somone's agenda who has something that bureaucrats want and its usually money. To them it makes "CENTS,"\nrather than sense. Sense to them is money, not whats realy good for the american people. I'm sory but there is no answer for your question but that its nonsense. It is sad but true.
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While I would like to own a class three weapon, I wouldn't ask such a question in an open forum.  Currently, the convenience store (BATF) is pursuing several legal gunsmiths for various reasons.  If they found out you did this they would be at your door.
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Nope... they have to buy their own stuff (at least where my husband's stationed).  I believe beer is illegal there, but anything can be bought on the black market.
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The unit where I work has an armory that contains riot conrol spray, a pepper fogger, guns, rifles, AR15's, lots of ammo, riot gear.\nThey keep weapons around in case of an escape and pepper foggers in case of a riot. They have extra weapons because they send groups of us to the range for training every few months and with the amount of people that work there someone is always at the range.\nWe have to qualify with a pistol, an AR-15, and a shotgun. Otherwise, we can't work there.\nThey are certain duty posts that require you carry a weapon and these must be checked in and out here every shift. Those include the guys that sit on horseback watching the inmates hoe the fields, the patrol vehicle, and the outside towers.\nThere is one person, usually a sergeant or lieutenant, that is assigned to the armory. Only he is issued the keys and he has a very important job of keeping track of everything.
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No. If you are a long standing friend of the famly you can snatch up your troop and fill them with Burger King. You can not however, take them off post. They will get in trouble.
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Guns in the home - for WHAT?\n<\nGuns for hunting or target shooting?\nSure - what's the problem? Learn to use them responsibly. If you're worried that they'll fall into unauthorized hands, keep them disassembled and locked in a safe.\n<\nGuns for personal protection? Well now, that requires that they be accessible. There are still ways to keep them safe, such as quick-acccess keypad vaults. A household with children or irresponsible adults might indicate the use of such a vault. I liken keeping a defense gun to keeping a fire extinguisher. You fervently hope that you'll never need to use it, but if you DO need it you're gonna need it  REAL BAD and RIGHT NOW.  Proper application may well keep a small problem from turning into a major disaster.\nOnly you can decide if you'd rather have the means to protect your family from aggresive criminals or would prefer to grovel and beg for mercy. It seems an easy choice to me.\n<\nGuns as a hedge against tyranny?\nYou've heard the cycnical version of the "Golden Rule" that says "The people with the gold make the rules" haven't you?\nWell, the old curmudgeon's rule is "The people with the GUNS make the rules." If we intend to remain a free people - the people who make the rules - we must remain armed. If we avoid that responsibility we'll inevitably end up being RULED by our government instead of served by it.\nIn the end, it's an easy question - Do you value your freedom?
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Just take the ammo to the police station. They'll dispose of it for you.\n.