ccw permits on indian reservations?
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RE: ccw permits on indian reservations?
I asked my brother as he is a shooter and he said
"I have a booklet somewhere at home that might have
some information. It seems to me that their rules may be a bit
convoluted, on the other hand they may be identical to the state that
they're in. The reason I say they may be convoluted is that I have this
vague recollection that Indian reservations are somehow sovereign
nations in some regards. That's why they can have fireworks that the
rest of us aren't supposed to. I'd be willing to bet though that it
won't be the same from one reservation (tribe) to another.
I seem to recall that most Indian tribes are sovereign nations so they can
have their own set of rules for things such as this.
I suspect that most don't make a big deal about it unless you give them a reason.
"I have a booklet somewhere at home that might have
some information. It seems to me that their rules may be a bit
convoluted, on the other hand they may be identical to the state that
they're in. The reason I say they may be convoluted is that I have this
vague recollection that Indian reservations are somehow sovereign
nations in some regards. That's why they can have fireworks that the
rest of us aren't supposed to. I'd be willing to bet though that it
won't be the same from one reservation (tribe) to another.
I seem to recall that most Indian tribes are sovereign nations so they can
have their own set of rules for things such as this.
I suspect that most don't make a big deal about it unless you give them a reason.
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RE: ccw permits on indian reservations?
In Az. if you are on a State Highway passing through the rez you are ok as long as you stay on the state highway. If you are on a B.I.A. road you are governed by the specific tribal law. Some tribes allow and accept CCW other have strict laws against. Do a websearch on Az. ccw rule and you will find out more.
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