Moving with guns. Advice needed

move them yourself or be all right with them being stolen, lost, or damaged. Strap them securely in innocuous cases to the roof of your car. Rent a trailer. Rent 15 seater from Uhaul and drive separate. Fly your wife and kid to OK separately and use the extra space. For the love of guns, don't trust strangers with your firearms.

T. Anon who has had shit lost and stolen during moves by movers

Get a gun vault/safe if you have anyone else move them. Load it in the truck first before movers get there, cover it up real good.

99% of moving companies will not move guns or ammo. Put them in your car, well out of reach, sight, and access.

You can get away with empty magazines, just don't tell them what they are; they're books once they enter a sealed box and belong in the office.

>>34401086
Arent the movers on the hook for that? Wouldn't the atf get involved?

Mail them to yourself by ground shipping through usps. You can only ground ship. Do not include ammo in the mail, as I believe that is prohibited.

Either make room and ship some less valuable items instead or contact an FFL.

>>34400964
Do you trust anyone alone with your guns? Of course you don't. Just like your wife's jewelry, don't use movers for anything you aren't willing to risk losing or breaking. Like others have suggested, consider renting a vehicle to transport more of your stuff or fly your family to OK ahead of you.

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>>34400964
>going to work in Oklahoma.
Police-state. God awful. I lived in Mcalester and Wilburton. I'll never live in that horrible place ever again.

Constantly get stopped, searched, etc. I had a ballhitch on my ford ranger, and was constantly stopped by Mcalester cops and searched. Never had issue with it in any other state.


OP. If you're moving there, keep an attorney on retainer. They'll do anything to get you booked. I since moved to Texas, never been stopped once here.

>>34400964
>wife
>you
>dog
>toddler
Sounds like there's still plenty of room for your guns. Why not have the company move the items that *would* have gone where the guns are instead of paying strange Mexicans, white trash and niggers handle them?

>>34401402
Even so, it's still not worth the risk assuming the company is willing to do it in the first place after you tell them they're moving firearms (which makes the police report when one gets stolen much easier).

>>34400964
Do not let a moving company near your guns or they will be stolen! Seriously rent a separate car anything but letting a moving company touch your guns.

>>34401504
Maybe because you were driving around without a license plate.

>>34400964
Most movers will not move firearms (at least knowingly) due to all the scary legal stuff involved.

Put the guns in some good hard cases and then mail them to yourself at the new location. Still run the risk of someone stealing the package but at least you can insure it.

Really though do your damnedest to travel with them.

GRATS ON LEAVING KEKJERSY!