Given the gun-unfriendly nature of things in MA, I would contact the State
Police and not leave it to advice on the newsgroups.
Way too many liability concerns.
You might try the NRA website, but I would spend the quarter and call the
troopers.

Cliff

Chief3mfc wrote:
Given the gun-unfriendly nature of things in MA, I would contact the State
Police and not leave it to advice on the newsgroups.
Way too many liability concerns.
You might try the NRA website, but I would spend the quarter and call the
troopers.

Cliff

I agree with Cliff. I'd also talk to the CG and local Marine Patrol.
Then I'd probably take the most restrictive advice from among the three.

dave

Yea, just don't use your real name!

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Keith
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"Chief3mfc" wrote in message
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Given the gun-unfriendly nature of things in MA, I would contact the State
Police and not leave it to advice on the newsgroups.
Way too many liability concerns.
You might try the NRA website, but I would spend the quarter and call the
troopers.

Cliff