though La, miss, Alabama, and Florida with a pistole in the truck?

One time I spent a week inside a little country jail....and I dont guess I'll ever live it down....

I wouldn't get worried about those places. Easy enough to stay out of urban areas.

If you have a CCW from TX, you should have reciprocity in those states.

If you don't have a CCW, don't push the speed limit.

If you get stuck in an area with a lot urban outdoorsmen just have some black face polish ready to go and you should be OK

Cool

LOL, I lost count, last time when I was 32.

I'm more inclined to wonder how cool it is to travel unarmed these days.

I was driving a buddies SUV to TX and he called me to let me know that there was a Glock in the little compartment in the back cargo area (just in case I got pulled over) I told him that with the other firearms I was carrying that I did not think that the Glock was the one that would tip the scales.

I'm doing a bit of traveling today. My second wallet is a .380 in a pocket holster.

Do not drive like an ass hole on that route.

it's interdiction heavy.

Looks like I10 to I75, then any way you want to get over to the FL Turnpike or I95 south.

Flave is right. Especially once you hit I75.

Call me Dr. Obvious, RV’s and Trucks have more pistols per square inch than any location in North America. In most campgrounds there is a risk of discharging your pistol and hitting the trigger of another gun and killing the family dog.

What I was thinking, Texas plates, and I'll have a fairly large sum of cash on me.

I have found when traveling with large sums of cash it is best for it to be in older $100 bills without the strip. The sensors can’t pick it up. Not sure if I-10 is a standard smugglers route or not, I know I-40 through TN is.
Rick

stxhunter I am at exit 22 just east of Pensacola if ya need a layover, or lunch.There is a great spot about one block north of I 10. Pm and Ill buy ya lunch. Tommy

Roger, is there any document you obtain to prove the cash is on the level?

Dayom. I think Roger is fughked.

Roger, Col Travis say you are fughked.

Col Travis, how many 6 packs are allowed per hundred miles?

How many 6 packs have you had the last hundred miles?

Roger, i think Col Travis is right.

Never get tired of that hot bologna eggs and gravy lol