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Originally Posted by slumlord
Since we’re headed for stupid soon

Go ahead and scrape off your giant NRA life member placards, bassmaster decals, Tommy and Tammy Browning stickers on each door window, Real Tree Outdoors, 3ft Matthews Solocam bowfag stickers, etc etc

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Will confess to LOL'ing at this.

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lay down a blanket in the back of the SUV.
Put layer of long guns down.
Lay or fold a blanket on top.
Put another layer of long guns down
lather, rinse, repeat.

Put each handgun in a sock.
Fill up a file folder box with handguns.

To unload, get a good parking spot.
Best to have two people, one moving, one guarding.


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Originally Posted by shrapnel
Moving in and around humid areas, be careful leaving guns in any kind of case for any period of time. Wiping them down with a silicone or oil cloth will help…
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Originally Posted by slumlord
Place in back of pos rambler station wagon, turn key and drive way. Pack a bologna sandwich
......and some coffee.. laugh laugh

Good advice above though.. One I didn't see was to ensure you have some way of being warned (electronically or?) if someone's trying to get into your vehicle or trailer when you stop for the night to sleep. Don't park in a back lot at any motel. Out front, under the lights if possible, with your room's window facing the spot where you're parked.. Have the key fob handy and IF you see somebody scoping out the truck, hit the panic button.. That can make 'em hit the road most times..


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A rainbow flag rear window decal and a "Kiss me I'm vegan" bumper sticker should help with security.


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Originally Posted by slumlord
Since we’re headed for stupid soon

Go ahead and scrape off your giant NRA life member placards, bassmaster decals, Tommy and Tammy Browning stickers on each door window, Real Tree Outdoors, 3ft Matthews Solocam bowfag stickers, etc etc

🤣

LMFAO! That's funny (and sadly true) chit right there!


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Sack ups and a uhaul wardrobe box , worked for me and there were several.

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Gun socks. Stack em up and drive off.

Or perhaps I misunderstood the question.

Almost forgot….don’t stop In Memphis!!!

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Originally Posted by Robster
I moved across the country. Put everything I owned in a horse trailer and took off. When packing the trailer I put the safe in first, wrapped all the guns in towels and sweatshirts(they needed to be moved too) and packed them in the safe. Everything else was loaded in the trailer around and on top of the safe. Trailer was packed full and would have taken an hour or so to even get to the safe if you knew it was in there. Everything arrived safe and sound. Even drove through Illinois.


This just about exactly for me except it was the biggest Penske truck they rent and it would’ve taken longer than an hour to get to the safe. Just made sure I overnighted in safe places.

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What are you laughing at? Federal law??

Or is it just your need to broadcast your stupidity to the world?


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I drove a substantial number of firearms from Houston to Calgary with zero issues. All were either in cases or socks. This was in January 2005.


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Originally Posted by RAM
What are you laughing at? Federal law??

Or is it just your need to broadcast your stupidity to the world?


Now THAT is even funnier.

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There is no way I am trusting a cross country move to socks. Panic stop, hard acceleration etc. resulting in any shifting could cause a rub from one bolt to a wood stock. Soft cases are the way to go. Not saying it hasn't been done but I like my condition more than that. YMMV

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Gunsocks suck big time! There are too many hard edges and soft places on guns. I have received multiple guns in a single container many times with damage... usually after explaining why to avoid socks. I had a case custom-sewn to hold 7 guns. They go in from each side and get rolled up after. I use it quite a bit when taking longer hunts where I might bring guns for varmints, and birds, and bears...


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Originally Posted by 78CJ
There is no way I am trusting a cross country move to socks. Panic stop, hard acceleration etc. resulting in any shifting could cause a rub from one bolt to a wood stock. Soft cases are the way to go. Not saying it hasn't been done but I like my condition more than that. YMMV

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You beat me to it...


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Originally Posted by Robster
I moved across the country. Put everything I owned in a horse trailer and took off. When packing the trailer I put the safe in first, wrapped all the guns in towels and sweatshirts(they needed to be moved too) and packed them in the safe. Everything else was loaded in the trailer around and on top of the safe. Trailer was packed full and would have taken an hour or so to even get to the safe if you knew it was in there. Everything arrived safe and sound. Even drove through Illinois.

I moved over 100 long guns plus pistoles that way 5 gun safes full of blankets bubble wrap 1300klm for a buddy , no problems.

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Why would you ever admit to moving from Texas to Georgia?

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Originally Posted by Stammster
Why would you ever admit to moving from Texas to Georgia?
Clearly, a social climber!


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by Stammster
Why would you ever admit to moving from Texas to Georgia?
Clearly, a social climber!
Yep. Better than the other way around.

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Still looking at your pecker huh?


America is (supposed to be) a Republic, NOT a democracy. Learn the difference, help end the lie. Fear a government that fears your guns.
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