[pct-l] side arm?

[joel01 at ekit.com]

I don't know all the details of that except for the fact that it is 
illegal to bring any sort of weapon into national park lands.

If your concern is for animals (bears) the national parks are where 
you are most likely to run into habituated critters and that is 
where it is absolutely illegal to bring a weapon.

The animals along the PCT are not "that" dangerous.

Joel (aka Vlad the Impaler)



Quoting Andrew Siemer <asiemer at hotmail.com>:

>Does anyone know what the rules are for carrying a
>side arm through the three states?  Mexico?  Canada?
>
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