All right, everybody, we have 10 minutes here with Adam and Rubin, and now we're going to talk about in the theme of transporting your firearms and ammunition, one thing, and you've alluded to it a couple of times here and there is the idea of

NFA items which can get a little bit trickier than the regular items as if

as if to the newcomer to transporting things outside of their little home zone,

as if that didn't already seem challenging enough, maybe they have an SBR or a suppressor

or an SBS, whatever it might be, and they think they think gee how am I going to do this?

I remember when I got my first tax stamps back I felt like there's nothing I can't do.

I got I paid every fine I need to pay. I'm good to go. That's not the case.

Not necessarily. So what, what are some of the things that you got to consider, extra considerations

that you need to be taken into consideration.

So, sorry, when you have one of these items.

Step number one, ensure that the item in question is legal where you're going. Oh yeah that's a big first consideration.

You can't just go anywhere with it.

So like Rubin and I's homeland of Minnesota to the west.

Short barrel of shotguns, no go. Not a thing at all. Not a thing at all not a thing at all just illegal okay

legal here in Wisconsin not legal there legal in South Dakota

I should tell you something you've got a stamp't matter. You might want to read into that.

Or I'm assuming South Dakota. Check into that. But for example, it's better here.

Yeah, so anyway, make sure it's legal where you're going.

Step number two, suppressor, or once it is legal where you're going,

it is legal to go there.

Okay, so it is legal to go there. Okay.

So it is legal to cross through a state that they're illegal on your way somewhere else.

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