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SOOO anybody knows??? Question about carrying....

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It's in PA that is part of the Free America,not the PR of NJ so yes you can. CC/OC.

 

I was thinking it was a public/state park as Bob noted below, so I would either call and find out or sign up for there forum and search firearms or something similar to check before you get there. Sorry if I was to quick and made an assumption.

 

Harry

It's in PA that is part of the Free America,not the PR of NJ so yes you can. CC/OC.

 

 

Providing the property owner allows it. If this is a public park (county or state) then preemption applies and you can carry there. If it is private property, carrying is at the owner's discretion.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Rausch leases the land from somebody else. Membership and a liability waiver is required.

 

"2. I acknowledge and fully understand that I may engage only in off-roading and related activities upon the Premises and that such activities involve risk of serious injury, including permanent disability and death, and severe social and economic losses which may result not only from my own acts, omissions or negligence but from the acts, omissions and negligence of others, and further acknowledge that there may be other risks not known to me or reasonably foreseeable at this time.

3. I assume ALL of the foregoing risks, and all other risks, whether known or unknown, that may be present in my entry upon and use of the Premises and areas appurtenant thereto, and accept personal responsibility for the damages or injuries I may sustain to my person or property while upon the Premises, including permanent disability or death.

4. I hereby agree, for myself and for my heirs, executors, administrators, representatives, successors, and assigns, to release, waive, discharge, indemnify and hold harmless RC4X4, RCL, and RCMS and their officers, directors, limited and general partners, agents, employees, successors and assigns, from any and all claims, suits, demands, obligations, actions, cause of actions, rights or damages rights or damages, litigation expenses, attorneys fees, costs and expenses, including but not limited to, claims for personal injury, permanent disability, death or property damage arising from or in any way related to my entry upon and use of the Premises or areas appurtenant thereto."

I've been to Rausch creek tons of times over the years, and ive never seen anybody carrying. Like said above, it's private prop. So it's up to the owners to decide.

 

But, even if you could - I wouldnt. Wheeling can be wet, muddy, and all sorts of other gunk I woudlnt want getting into my side arm.

 

Here is me this past summer at rausch creek in lake christy:

 

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Take the Glock. They can handle it.

So that the Jeep you have up for sale?? lol

 

Oh and bring a Glock and get it wet, your good. :icon_mrgreen:

 

 

 

 

Good advise on the carry and possible interaction with the elements, didn't think of that, back when I was in CJ 4WD Club in the early 80's we didn't do a lot of what people do these days off road.

 

Harry

Boy do I miss the days or Paragon soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much.

 

Though I've heard that Rausch creek has made some serious improvements since Paragon closed down.

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Oh and bring a Glock and get it wet, your good. :icon_mrgreen:

 

 

 

Im taking my glock 23

 

Im going to be there for about 4 days, I wanted to bring it there...

 

I just called them, this really nice lady answer me, I asked her if I could concealed carry there, she is said "SURE!!!!! Even I carry!!! I always have my glock 23 on me" she even asked me what kind of gun I have lol hahaha

 

Thank you every body!!!!

 

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I was going to recommend that you call to double check that they have not changed their policy, but I have seen people I know open carry on the property during KOH qualifiers. These were people I am fairly confident would have checked ahead of time whether or not they could, but as you have found out they welcome it with open arms. Pun intended. I would have been seriously shocked if they did not allow it considering the park land has been cared for by a local hunting club as far as I was informed.

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