NLB2 said:Where are you going?
What backpack?
How much weight?
What footwear?
How far?
Knife is all cool in Europe but don't even think of carrying a firearm, especially through customs.Jim Bowie said:Y'know, I'm curious about this too. I was considering travelling to Europe for a couple of weeks if I get a scholarship for which I applied. It'd only be for two weeks (three max) and my instincts tell me no, but... is it common?
mac said:I pack my 1911 Colt .45 ever since I saw this movie.
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Chony said:I would carry a large knife or a gun not for the wildlife, but for the hicks. My dad got knocked out and robbed while doing a several day hiking trip in California.
Put it in your luggage, not in your carry on, and it'll be fine.How do you get a knife through the airport? I doubt they'd let you take it with you, even if it were for backpacking safety, and I doubly doubt that they have knife stores available right when you get out of Heathrow.
Yamaha98 said:Okay, final question. For those who do carry arms for outdoor recreation (backpack, camp, hike etc)- has there every been a time when you thought of resorting it's use? Also, what for...wildanimal, UFO, psycho woodsman, etc?
and tim hortons mugPochacco said:Or you could just put a Canadian flag on your backpack =D
Ah, fuck it.Yamaha98 said:Shennodoah backcountry
REI Mars (5100cu inch)
About 35-40lbs
Basic trail hiker boots
About 12+ miles of hike to destination
What does this have to do about my inquiry of people who carry a weapon or not on a backpack journey?
Jim Bowie said:Y'know, I'm curious about this too. I was considering travelling to Europe for a couple of weeks if I get a scholarship for which I applied. It'd only be for two weeks (three max) and my instincts tell me no, but... is it common?
What? You must not have seen Hostel, then :bAltogetherAndrews said:If you're an American who is seriously contemplating carrying firearms around while travelling in Europe, then you can just stay in America as that is the only good place for you.