Here are links and intro to an Alaska Adventure article written by author and traveler, Mike Perez. Arctic Adventures in a Vintage Land Cruiser During the summer of 2018, my wife and I embarked on an Alaska trip. We thought we’d be gone for about four weeks.
In this article we talk about “how to ship guns to Alaska” but these guidelines apply whether you are shipping your gun to Alaska, or to and from any other state. Alaska is a state with many opportunities. Many people come in and out of the
We recently acquired two vehicles for our gun shipping business and thought we could add them on our auto insurance policy or, at least, start a new policy for Alaska Gun Shipping LLC. The associate with whom I spoke asked the nature of our business and
Yes, it is legal and you can ship your guns in the U.S. Mail. If you don't believe it, check with the ATF. We are adding on new Preferred Dealers all the time and they know the law and know what they are doing. Here's our
I decided to take a tactical shotgun course at Front Sight Firearms Training Institute but flinched at the thought of the repeated hammering to my pectoralis minor so I began research on recoil reducing shotgun stocks. There are several on the market but the lion’s share
When a firearm shipping label is made out incorrectly, it becomes a transfer. Transfers cost extra. Moreover, if the package contains a handgun, the owner of the gun has to prove Alaska residency to receive their firearm in Alaska. Please visit our Example Label page to
Arctic Adventures in a Vintage Land Cruiser Click the above link to read about a journey to the Arctic Ocean by Michael Perez.
Driving Through Canada to Alaska: What Firearm to Bring? Answer: Shotgun Driving through Canada to Alaska is a wonderful experience. The majestic landscapes never cease to fill me with awe. Once you pass into Western Canada, the majority of the remainder of your journey will be
Barb and I are new to RV-ing. I had no clue to the septic dump procedure. The last thing I wanted was to show up at a dump site and, through my own ignorance, make a spectacle of myself like Robin Williams’ character, Bob Munro, in
I have been carrying concealed for many years now and until recently have not found a comfortable inside the waistband holster. Being armed is comforting but why must it be uncomfortable? I began with cheap off-the-shelf varieties and did not like any of them. Then I
