to stop, unload your gun, lock it and the ammo in separate containers not accessible to the drivers and passengers, and drive straight through. I guarantee you that the laws in every State you drive through are similar, but they are not the same, and the burden is on YOU to know the laws in every State you visit. This will remain the same even if HR 822 and S 2213 become the law of the land. So far as I can see, with the exception of Federal laws regarding interstate transportation of firearms, State law will always pre-empt the laws in the State that issued you your License to Carry Firearms, or CCW, or whatever name they give it. I will be travelling to KY and I would like to take one of my weapons with me for protection and I do not want to break any law or rules. Does anybody knows? Holanoi I have a permit from Florida; do the states that accept my permit have the same regulations? I will be travelling to KY and I would like to take one of my weapons with me for protection and I do not want to break any law or rules. Does anybody know? ttp://pulse.yahoo.com/_VYKEPM2YQAVBAGNRTN23PSJYJU WOP2 RKBA is indeed a States' Rights issue, contrary to what the politicos in D.C. would tell you. Consequently, an individual state's laws trump all others. You need to get on the website, and KNOW THE LAW in every State you'll be travelling