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- Expert maintenance and repair services
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- Financing options to fit your budget
Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a cross-country adventure, Turner RVs is here to help you hit the road with confidence. Visit us today to explore our inventory and discover how we can assist you on your journey!
Concealed Carry Holsters and RV Travel: Practical Points to Remember
The odd title points to something many road-trippers ask about: how to carry or store a firearm and its holster sensibly while travelling in an RV. An RV is a home and a vehicle at the same time, and that mix makes the details matter more than they would in a car.
Laws change at every state line
Idaho has relatively permissive carry laws. Neighbouring states such as Oregon and Washington, and destinations further afield, can be very different. Rules on permits, reciprocity, magazine capacity and how a firearm must be transported can all vary. Before a trip, check each state's official sources for the route you plan to drive. National parks, tribal lands, federal buildings and Canada all have their own rules. For specific questions, ask a qualified attorney. This is general information only, not legal advice.
Choosing a holster that suits life on the road
- Comfort over long drives: Hours behind the wheel make a poorly fitting inside-the-waistband holster miserable. Many travellers prefer a design they can wear comfortably while seated.
- Full trigger coverage: A rigid holster that fully covers the trigger guard is a basic safety feature, whatever style you choose.
- Retention: Getting in and out of cabs, climbing ladders and levelling a trailer all involve movement. Pick a holster that holds firmly during that activity.
Secure storage inside the RV
When you are not carrying, keep the firearm in a quick-access safe bolted to the frame or a solid cabinet base. Cable-tethered lockboxes are another option. Remember that RV interiors flex and vibrate on the highway, so loose items can shift. Store ammunition and holsters where they will not rattle around or slide out of a cabinet.
Planning your rig around it
If secure storage is a priority, factor it into choosing a floor plan. Look for solid cabinetry and spots with room for a mounted safe. Our service and parts team can talk through general mounting points and what your RV's structure can support. You can also browse used RVs with your storage needs in mind.
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