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March 4th 05, 10:57 PM
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Montblack wrote: What's the skinny on carrying a gun when flying in Alaska? Regs or recommendation? There have been changes in both Alaska's and Canada's regs since I went up. 5 yrs. ago, Canada had no problem with pilots taking a long gun (IIRC 36+ ") on their way to Alaska. I read a few years ago that they would be requiring either a multi-day "gun safety" class or you can waive that by paying a fee for each firearm. I can't say for sure whether or not that policy became a reality. Anyone made the trip recently? Alaska regs no longer require you to carry a firearm, but they highly recommend it (as do I). I took a 12-gauge with slugs. The regs still do require you to carry a detailed list of survival gear. John Galban====N4BQ (PA28-180) 
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