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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are absolutely NOT REQUIRED to immediately advise anybody.


The only thing we need to hear from you is an apology for this absolutely terrible advice that, if followed, would get people immediately hauled to jail.

Would far rather take advice from the judge. Little thing about self-incrimination... the fact they cannot change.


You should read the decision on DUNLAP V Anchorage Police Department 2017

The court ruled (in 2017) that since having a concealed firearm is legal, there is no self incrimination in the duty to notify.

First of all, I want to say that I THINK THE LAW IS WRONG AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. However, it is a law that has been upheld by federal court, and I seriously doubt that a guy coming up here for a hunting trip wants to fight a Class B Misdemeanor charge.

Ive served on the Grand Jury in AK, and a trial jury as well. Obviously, we saw a lot of firearms cases in the Grand Jury... however none related to that provision of the law specifically, since we only dealt with felonies. I HAVE WITNESSED FIRST HAND firearms being confiscated by the troopers and a court summons issued do to not notifying the trooper of a handgun under the seat of a vehicle.


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Originally Posted by LoadClear
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by RimfireArtist
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are absolutely NOT REQUIRED to immediately advise anybody.


The only thing we need to hear from you is an apology for this absolutely terrible advice that, if followed, would get people immediately hauled to jail.

Would far rather take advice from the judge. Little thing about self-incrimination... the fact they cannot change.


You should read the decision on DUNLAP V Anchorage Police Department 2017

The court ruled (in 2017) that since having a concealed firearm is legal, there is no self incrimination in the duty to notify.

First of all, I want to say that I THINK THE LAW IS WRONG AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. However, it is a law that has been upheld by federal court, and I seriously doubt that a guy coming up here for a hunting trip wants to fight a Class B Misdemeanor charge.

Ive served on the Grand Jury in AK, and a trial jury as well. Obviously, we saw a lot of firearms cases in the Grand Jury... however none related to that provision of the law specifically, since we only dealt with felonies. I HAVE WITNESSED FIRST HAND firearms being confiscated by the troopers and a court summons issued do to not notifying the trooper of a handgun under the seat of a vehicle.



You aren't overly bright.

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Originally Posted by Ray_Herbert
Originally Posted by LoadClear
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by RimfireArtist
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are absolutely NOT REQUIRED to immediately advise anybody.


The only thing we need to hear from you is an apology for this absolutely terrible advice that, if followed, would get people immediately hauled to jail.

Would far rather take advice from the judge. Little thing about self-incrimination... the fact they cannot change.


You should read the decision on DUNLAP V Anchorage Police Department 2017

The court ruled (in 2017) that since having a concealed firearm is legal, there is no self incrimination in the duty to notify.

First of all, I want to say that I THINK THE LAW IS WRONG AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. However, it is a law that has been upheld by federal court, and I seriously doubt that a guy coming up here for a hunting trip wants to fight a Class B Misdemeanor charge.

Ive served on the Grand Jury in AK, and a trial jury as well. Obviously, we saw a lot of firearms cases in the Grand Jury... however none related to that provision of the law specifically, since we only dealt with felonies. I HAVE WITNESSED FIRST HAND firearms being confiscated by the troopers and a court summons issued do to not notifying the trooper of a handgun under the seat of a vehicle.



You aren't overly bright.


For arguing with Art, for replying to you?


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer

How does one get through Canada after you leave the ferry? Ferries through Canada to Seward or Whittier are rare, if they are even running them this year.


You don't. But if you were staying in SE it wouldn't be an issue.

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Originally Posted by LoadClear
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by RimfireArtist
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are absolutely NOT REQUIRED to immediately advise anybody.


The only thing we need to hear from you is an apology for this absolutely terrible advice that, if followed, would get people immediately hauled to jail.

Would far rather take advice from the judge. Little thing about self-incrimination... the fact they cannot change.


You should read the decision on DUNLAP V Anchorage Police Department 2017

The court ruled (in 2017) that since having a concealed firearm is legal, there is no self incrimination in the duty to notify.

First of all, I want to say that I THINK THE LAW IS WRONG AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. However, it is a law that has been upheld by federal court, and I seriously doubt that a guy coming up here for a hunting trip wants to fight a Class B Misdemeanor charge.

Ive served on the Grand Jury in AK, and a trial jury as well. Obviously, we saw a lot of firearms cases in the Grand Jury... however none related to that provision of the law specifically, since we only dealt with felonies. I HAVE WITNESSED FIRST HAND firearms being confiscated by the troopers and a court summons issued do to not notifying the trooper of a handgun under the seat of a vehicle.


You are running in circles talking about Federal courts, Alaska law and so on. Judge in a State Court in a trial I sat on refused to hear a charge on failing to disclose.

Roughly, he said the defendant had bad intent and therefore could not be required to testify against himself. Requiring only those with good intent to declare. The contradiction moots the law.

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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by LoadClear
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by RimfireArtist
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are absolutely NOT REQUIRED to immediately advise anybody.


The only thing we need to hear from you is an apology for this absolutely terrible advice that, if followed, would get people immediately hauled to jail.

Would far rather take advice from the judge. Little thing about self-incrimination... the fact they cannot change.


You should read the decision on DUNLAP V Anchorage Police Department 2017

The court ruled (in 2017) that since having a concealed firearm is legal, there is no self incrimination in the duty to notify.

First of all, I want to say that I THINK THE LAW IS WRONG AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. However, it is a law that has been upheld by federal court, and I seriously doubt that a guy coming up here for a hunting trip wants to fight a Class B Misdemeanor charge.

Ive served on the Grand Jury in AK, and a trial jury as well. Obviously, we saw a lot of firearms cases in the Grand Jury... however none related to that provision of the law specifically, since we only dealt with felonies. I HAVE WITNESSED FIRST HAND firearms being confiscated by the troopers and a court summons issued do to not notifying the trooper of a handgun under the seat of a vehicle.


You are running in circles talking about Federal courts, Alaska law and so on. Judge in a State Court in a trial I sat on refused to hear a charge on failing to disclose.

Roughly, he said the defendant had bad intent and therefore could not be required to testify against himself. Requiring only those with good intent to declare. The contradiction moots the law.



OK, you're right. A judge once didn't like the law on a trial you were on.

Everyone: Don't tell the troopers that you have a concealed firearm. Noting bad or inconvenient will happen to you. Art said so.


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I give a ph uck what anyone says. I get pulled over I tell the trooper/apd/wasilla cops I have a pistol/firearm in the truck. I know one thing for certain none of you ph ucks are paying for my lawyer or bail. Also the state ships your ass to goose creek correctional center (state prison) as an unsentenced on misdemeanor charges. So good luck sitting in prison, waiting for a court hearing to bail out..


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Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego.

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I give a ph uck what anyone says. I get pulled over I tell the trooper/apd/wasilla cops I have a pistol/firearm in the truck. I know one thing for certain none of you ph ucks are paying for my lawyer or bail. Also the state ships your ass to goose creek correctional center (state prison) as an unsentenced on misdemeanor charges. So good luck sitting in prison, waiting for a court hearing to bail out..




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So, a routine background check? I was thinking of how immpossible it would be to bring a pistol through Canada to get to Alaska. Even when the border reopens. Driving not flying.


You CANNOT bring a pistol through Canada. You can fly with one to Alaska or take one on the ferry, but you can't cross the border into Canada with one. Long guns are another story but you need to have your paperwork in order before you get to the border crossing.


You cannot EASILY bring a handgun through Canada but if you do the proper paperwork ahead of time you can. Just not worth it


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are running in circles talking about Federal courts, Alaska law and so on. Judge in a State Court in a trial I sat on refused to hear a charge on failing to disclose.

Roughly, he said the defendant had bad intent and therefore could not be required to testify against himself. Requiring only those with good intent to declare. The contradiction moots the law.


In the first place, you have demonstrated here that you cannot be relied upon to comprehend what some judge said, making your account doubtful at best..

Second, the Alaska Supreme Court FREQUENTLY says some trial judge was wrong about something. Therefore, even if what you say is true, it does not mean the next judge is going to rule that way.

Anyone who ignores that plainly worded statute because you say some judge said "such and such" is a bigger fool than you are, which, I have to say, is saying something.

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Originally Posted by Ray_Herbert
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I give a ph uck what anyone says. I get pulled over I tell the trooper/apd/wasilla cops I have a pistol/firearm in the truck. I know one thing for certain none of you ph ucks are paying for my lawyer or bail. Also the state ships your ass to goose creek correctional center (state prison) as an unsentenced on misdemeanor charges. So good luck sitting in prison, waiting for a court hearing to bail out..




Well, pusses will puss.


Uh oh tough guy alert..


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Originally Posted by RimfireArtist
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
You are running in circles talking about Federal courts, Alaska law and so on. Judge in a State Court in a trial I sat on refused to hear a charge on failing to disclose.

Roughly, he said the defendant had bad intent and therefore could not be required to testify against himself. Requiring only those with good intent to declare. The contradiction moots the law.


In the first place, you have demonstrated here that you cannot be relied upon to comprehend what some judge said, making your account doubtful at best..

Second, the Alaska Supreme Court FREQUENTLY says some trial judge was wrong about something. Therefore, even if what you say is true, it does not mean the next judge is going to rule that way.

Anyone who ignores that plainly worded statute because you say some judge said "such and such" is a bigger fool than you are, which, I have to say, is saying something.

I simply take exception to a clearly unconstitutional law. Never have I suggested anyone should not tell them.


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To the original poster: ship the gun to the Tok gun store with instructions to clean or function check the gun and tell him that you will pick it up In person. That way the gun gets logged into the repair book and can easily be returned you with minimal paperwork


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A person can only buy a handgun (or "other") in the state of which they are a resident.
According to handgunlaw.us, Alaska has a "Duty To Inform" statute.

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from the yukon and i came and open carry in alaska for many years we did competition and small game hunting there. since this fall is more complicate to travel to ak from canada with a pistol but still doable ...

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If you fly in have it locked in your luggage.That is Legal!!


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Originally Posted by Huntz
If you fly in have it locked in your luggage.That is Legal!!


This is a GREAT way to be arrested. Check and PRINT the TSA rules. Check and PRINT the airlines that you will be travelling on. DECLARE and FOLLOW the rules of TSA and airline.

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Originally Posted by Adk_BackCountry
If a non-resident hunter or hiker was hunting or backpacking in Alaska could she or he carry, or even purchase a pistol in Alaska?


Click on the state you have questions about. EMAIL/CALL/PRINT the entity in charged of concealed carry in that state and verify the info BEFORE you travel thru or to. Write the date you printed the material on the info for future reference.


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I'm not an AK resident so I don't know about informing a cop when in contact with one or not.
Buying a handgun in AK will be impossible if you are not an AK resident. Long guns will be OK unless your home state has goofy capacity limits or rifle restrictions.
Shipping a handgun to yourself via private carrier (UPS, FEDEX) is legal, but good luck getting UPS or FEDEX to ship any gun to a non FFL holder. If you ship it to an FFL holder and he opens it and logs it into his books, good luck getting it from him. He will have to ship it back to your home state and you will have to pick it up from a dealer there.
Last time I checked (2012) You could travel (drive) through Canada with a handgun. Upon entry in CA it is declared and in a hard case with a lock. A seal is placed on the case. Upon inspection when exiting CA that seal BETTER be in tact. I believe there are fees involved. Last I read was $50 or $75. I don't recall if that was US dollars or Canadian dollars.


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Originally Posted by Adk_BackCountry
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So, a routine background check? I was thinking of how immpossible it would be to bring a pistol through Canada to get to Alaska. Even when the border reopens. Driving not flying.
Carry a long gun through Canada (assuming they allow travel).Mail your handgun to the FFL in Tok, Alaska and pick it up there is one way to handle it.

Great idea, so, that is settled.

Thanks

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