Hop over to Mike’s and see this picture
State lines aren’t some magical force-field. Heck most of the time they aren’t even clearly marked, and given that we don’t live in a soviet state, there’s nobody checking your papers at the border, so there are times when if a state boundary IS significant some silliness can be had. Like when I was younger my folks and I would hike the same mountain every year. The Mountain was in Maine, we lived in Maine. To get to the mountain we needed to drive into New Hampshire..then back into Maine…then back into New Hampshire…then back into Maine again. The road slithered like a snake across the boarders of the two states. There were road signs spaced about a quarter mile apart for our sheer amusement.
Still if Dad had a permit to carry in Maine, suddenly he would be committing a felony…even if he was open carrying which is legal in both Maine, and New Hampshire, because both Maine and New Hampshire both define carrying in the car as “Concealed”.
Now can you tell me what’s different on one side of the line vs. the other? Its not distinctive, nor do any rules of self-defense apply. Hell you can STAND in one state, and shoot people in the next, so its not even like the laws are protecting anybody (not that people who bother with permits suddenly don’t get concerned when it comes to Murder vs. Justifiable force).
Mike is safe to carry any way he wishes on one side of the line, but not on the other. There are lots of lines like this for anybody who carries a firearm, and the more you think about them, the less they make sense.
So erase the lines.


