Country courtesy/Thompson/Colt SAA/Luger

AGE · 07-25-2003, 11:09 AM

Being a nonresident here in WV makes me kind of cautious. My CCW permit is for Florida and WV does not currently recognize it (they did a few years ago before they refined their rules to require reciprocal agreements to be made between the states). Both FL and WV have tons of shooters and guns behind many doors so shooting does not raise eyebrows (much).

A .45 automatic rides on many belts around here (under jackets, shirttails, etc.). This is not a wealthy area and I doubt that many locals have gun collections. My 9 mm 1911, P-14, Colt SAA and Luger are admired by many guys at the range. They are legal and I try to carry them legally, but who knows. My SUV does not have a lockable trunk which would be better for firearms transport. Pays to be careful.

07-25-2003, 11:09 AM	#6
AGE User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Florida Posts: 597 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Being a nonresident here in WV makes me kind of cautious. My CCW permit is for Florida and WV does not currently recognize it (they did a few years ago before they refined their rules to require reciprocal agreements to be made between the states). Both FL and WV have tons of shooters and guns behind many doors so shooting does not raise eyebrows (much). A .45 automatic rides on many belts around here (under jackets, shirttails, etc.). This is not a wealthy area and I doubt that many locals have gun collections. My 9 mm 1911, P-14, Colt SAA and Luger are admired by many guys at the range. They are legal and I try to carry them legally, but who knows. My SUV does not have a lockable trunk which would be better for firearms transport. Pays to be careful. __________________ Al Eggers (AGE) NRA Life Member

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