question: Traveling with U-haul how to move guns at same time.

i'd wrap them in a rug & pack them in the middle somewhere. but remember u-hauls have a bad habit of disappearing out of parking lots.

Legally? It's entirely dependent on the laws of the States you're leaving, going through, and arriving at.

If the State you're going to doesn't have draconian laws and doesn't require registering one of the best options is having a registered dealer in your State ship them to a registered dealer in the State you're moving to.

Of course you could pack them deep up front in the trailer. Don't get involved in anything stupid on the way. Obey the traffic laws.

good ideas thank you.

According to the Dick Act, which is federal law all 50 states must bow to, transporting an unloaded gun through any state is permitted as long as:

1. No planned lay-overs or transport delays happen.
2. The ammunition and the gun are is very separate spaces of the vehicle.

Good God, unload them, pack them and move.

If you are that paranoid, buy a gun safe, bolt it to the floor of the trailer and then move.

If they are YOUR GUNS, and you aren't traveling through Vermont, New York, California, or any other liberal la la land... Don't be that worried about it.

Trouble occurs IF you are Moving someone else, and THEY pack THEIR guns and don't tell you.

Even then, it would be rare for the po po to do much more than confiscate them.

I'm not sure why you included Vermont. Despite being a very liberal state, it is very pro 2nd amendment.

You won't have any issues traveling through the state with firearms.

Does anyone know if there is such a thing as insurance for transporting guns.

Some of these are antique guns, some just household guns.

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If you are traveling across state lines, I would break them down to a non functioning condition. Put the stocks in one vehicle & the barrels in another, so there is no functional firearm in any vehicle.

Other than that, place in a gun cary case & burry deep in the U-haul (first thing in the U-haul, last thing out).

Try not to get pulled over.

I believe you can still get moving insurance.

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sorry, this got into the wrong thread.

Nowhere near enough info to give a 'correct' answer...

Pennsylvania/Florida route.

there is no more information:
just moving day to new home:

How can it be done safely (the safest way)?

WITH normal guns that is.

You got bills of sale ?

if not, maybe visit a FFL dealer, have them checked(not stolen) and get a proof of ownership from him/her

I-95 is a known drug conduit...one of the most likely highways in the USA to get pulled over on

why chance it ?

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stop getting high you sound paranoid

fl to pa, so much contraband traffic that that I wouldnt worry about it. dress comfortable, eat and drive.