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Questions regarding permitted or forbidden activities in various places, including unforeseen technicalities.
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Firearm carried aboard an ocean going sailboat
I can say that if I was making an international voyage from my original state/country, Texas or Florida, then I would definitely get legal in my state and carry the docs and a very small, inexpensive armory … I would like to add two points but they are opinion, mine, not supported by anything else.
1a) If I was entering a country and port that I had no good information on the legal status of firearms onboard …
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