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Thanks for the replies folks. After reviewing gun laws in several state I intend to visit, below is my summary . - When traveling: Keep gun in a unloaded and locked in a case and out of sight. I have no reason to be worried about safety during travel (or am I wrong??) - When at campsite/...

Issue is that my permit isn't here yet. They are taking a while to process and the permit likely won't be here before next week.

I've applied and am waiting for my carry permit to arrive (TX). Unfortunately hasn't arrived yet and we are set to leave on our trip through NM, AZ, CO, WY, MT. Looking for advice on below: - Whats the best way to have it in the Jeep? Unloaded and locked in a case? - Is it ok to drive across...

literally just bought the 6 shooter...can you comment on why its not as good?

Thank you.

Folks, request that we keep this thread focused on making firearm recommendations for us? I have decided to get one and now need to focus on picking out one. Prefer if we don't start going on tangents regarding guns vs. no guns. I also appreciate the advice on the bear bangers, bear horn, bear...

Thanks for the suggestions folks. I understand and appreciate the need for getting proficient and I agree that it would be somewhat challenging to be real good with a weapon at such short notice (only a few months), but also know that we have to start somewhere. Also plan on taking all the usual...

We're taking a family road trip trip to Tuktoyaktuk and looking for suggestions for personal defence guns. Some criteria: - Easy to learn and shoot since my wife and myself are both new to guns. I've shot several before, but never owned one. My wife has never shot one (but will be spending...

The Opus is obviously much heavier than that, but a must for me with 3 little kids and a dog. I'm not opposed to a possible convoy to Tuk if you're interested. I'm guessing two is always better than 1 when going to a remote location like that :)

I’m currently building my JLUR as well. Just got back from Arizona and Utah. Planning on a Tuk trip in 2020. Good luck.

I’ll also add that this will comfortably sleep 5-6 adults, has a great furnace that keep us warm when it was 30deg outside, has a 4 burner stove, etc. great setup for a family.

just got back from a thanksgiving trip. You can read my trip report on the forum. No regrets with this setup at all.

2019 JLUR

I’m interested. Can you please PM me the best possible price? I’d like to buy this to try before upgrading to a more recent model. Also, what’s the validity of the minutes if I add some more? Thanks

Thanks for your guidance and yes we had a great time. Came back feeling like we had to go back. We will eventually make our way back to the area. This was a “highlights” trip and I am truly amazed at how nice it is out there.

Absolutely. Totally skipped Sedona and Flagstaff.

never again staying in a hotel in that area. Lone rock was awesome

I’m not sure, but it’s unlikely

Day 8, Nov 29th: The primary attraction in Monument valley is the 17 mile loop called Valley Drive. This is in the Monument Valley tribal park and costs $20 per vehicle to enter. We were considering taking a guided tour there, but ultimately decided to do a self drive tour, which I think was...