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Reply With QuoteI was curious about Wheeler a refuge officer had person in handcuffs it arrowhead landing 3 years ago .The person was wearing a side holster with his handgun on the wardens hood.
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A license holder may carry in a National Park, National Forest or a National Wildlife Refuge (Wheeler). On February 10, 2010, what is often referred to as "National Park Carry" wend into effect. Basically, if a license holder carries a permit or license that is recognized by the state in which the National Park or wildlife refuge is located, that license holder may carry on that property. Be careful, however. Most buildings in a National Forest, such as a ranger station or visitor center would be considered a federal building, and any open or concealed carry would be prohibited. You also can't carry on Corps of Engineers own/controlled land/lakes.
The House Wants to Let You Bring a Gun to Army Corps Land - Defense - GovExec.com
FYI, I'm not a lawyer, be careful when asking a police officer or any LEO for legal advice. Many LEO aren't clear on the local firearms laws and some very bad things have happened to good people for asking what would seem to be a simple and innocent question. If you want to know what is "legal" in a particular area, find an attorney who is familiar with the firearms laws in that area and ask them.
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I was curious about Wheeler a refuge officer had person in handcuffs it arrowhead landing 3 years ago .The person was wearing a side holster with his handgun on the wardens hood.
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I've seen a person arrested for discharging a firearm (shooting at turtles) and was yelling about how he had a permit. Another guy that said he could open carry anywhere, but had an untucked shirt covering his weapon. Let's not forget about the convicted felon with a weapon or the guy that has an active warrant for something else (failure to appear on a minor traffic citation is very common). There's lots of reason to get arrested.
