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  • WearyTraveler
    There’s a difference between can and may...
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  • hillbille
      ammo isn't a firearm, to you and I anyway, who knows with the gov't.........
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  • select-fire
    What you going to do with it then? 7.62x39  Ammunition...
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  • Warbirds

    My brother was a drill sgt at Ft. Jackson, but he did not live on the base.


    In Lemoore, CA we had full access to the ranges on base, the gun had to be “registered” with base security- but then it could go on/off base without disclosing it. We had a really large skeet/trap league.

    Area codes are a thing of the past. I have a Maryland area code, and I moved away in 2012.

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  • Sam06
    You can have firearms on a military base.
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  • select-fire
    Sam06 said:
    You can have firearms on a military base
    Thank You

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  • gartman
    Back in the olden days, 1964, they had to be kept in the Company Armory and checked in and out.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Sam06 said:
    You can have firearms on a military base.

    People also travel off base, give gifts, buy just to have. Who cares?
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    gartman: 31538282557851/comments/31538269201819
    Back in the olden days, 1964, they had to be kept in the Company Armory and checked in and out.

    Same here, and I got out in 84'.

    Perhaps it was just the high security base I was on, per the base Commander?

    On our base, they were checked in at the main gate MP Rock Castle, (Literally.) and kept in their Armory. One of only two ways on base. Both manned by Armed MP's 24/7.

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  • select-fire
    I purchased a Beretta 92 Compact off a sgt. yrs. ago that was stationed there. He met me off base and said he could not have it on base. Maybe the rules have changed.
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  • asphalt cowboy
     1980-1987 I had guns at every duty station but one. We weren't allowed firearms or personal motor vehicles when assigned to LSU/MFO Sinai.  
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    gartman: 31538282557851/comments/31538269201819
    Back in the olden days, 1964, they had to be kept in the Company Armory and checked in and out.

    Sorry. Double post.

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  • David Nunn
    My friend lived in a house on a stateside USAF SAC base back in the 1980s.  He is a gun enthusiast, and had a bunch of them in his home.  I have carried a sidearm on USAF, USN, and USArmy bases with no difficulty.
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  • select-fire
    Never heard back .
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  • buddyb
    I don't think I have ever sold anything to the middle of the night texters,the "Whats the least you will take fer it, or send me 50 more pictures of it people.
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