Moving to duluth.. stuff to bring?

[user293]

Well i graduated tech school here back in may, and I just got offered a position at St. Mary's in duluth. duluth is a good 2 hours away from me. my first time moving as im only 21. i got my gun safe, my reloading stuff and all my guns here at home. ill probably be moving into an Apartment (1, maybe 2 Bedrooms), soooooo how do they (landlords of Apt's) like having guns/reloading supplies or equipment in their units? is it not really appreciated, do they not care? just wondering if people have opinions or experience with this type of thing. id really not have to come home to load ammo on the weekends, or get my guns from home, id rather have them with me. my competition gun and gear is coming with me regardless . thanks for the help!

[stesch_s10]

Don't ask, Don't Tell.

Don't Show and Tell.

[user293]

Don't ask, Don't Tell.

Don't Show and Tell.

i can handle that

[stesch_s10]

I Keep my reloading stuff in the apartment garage, and my firearms in the apartment closet. Haven't checked since we moved in (3 years ago) what the policy is on guns in the apartments. But I didn't ask, so they don't know.

[Seismic Sam]

1. Long underwear
2. Lutefisk
3. Snoose!
4. Snowshoes
5. Ice auger for fishing
6. Chainsaw
7. Tire chains (for driving up Dulooth's steep hills in snow!)
8. LOTS of Aquavit!!

[farmerj]

land lords cannot prevent you from having guns. State law.

[MnHornet]

Fly rod, Stealhead rod, Casting rod. Neoprene waders, fishing gloves, polarized sunglasses. I love it up there.

[gunflint]

You didn't say when you'll be moving but don't forget winter starts up here in about 3 weeks. If you're interested you can pm me and I can tell you some of the areas that you may not want to move into.

[tt3]

Take him up on that. I know the areas were moving a little when we left, central was creeping past Chester Creek when we were up there. I loved being able to duck hunt before work, grouse after... drive fifteen minutes and fly fish for brookies...

[RobD]

land lords cannot prevent you from having guns. State law.

This

(e) A landlord may not restrict the lawful carry or possession of firearms by tenants or their guests.

It's in that pesky US Constitution too...

They MAY have some rules regarding storage of combustibles, which may or may not include powder.

[Shipyard]

Moving to duluth.. stuff to bring?

jack daniels and pennecillin


seriously though -

land lords cannot prevent you from having guns. State law.

i'm not a lawyer, but the way it was always explined to me is that landlords can include it in a lease agreement and choose who they do and don't lease too. if you sign a lease with an agrement, you're bound and may be sunject to action later.

i lived in about 7 different apt's during my colledge career - about half had a specific clause inthe lease not allowing firearms. i found that the management companies were usually the ones that did this, private or much smaller landlords tended to not be anti-pricks.

find a good landlord. or learn to keep quiet and discreet (guitar cases instead of gun cases for public transport )

be aware though if you sign a lease with a no-firearm apt and there is a fire or a robbery you may be SOL with insurance and worst case may be facing an eviction

it is what it is man.

GOOD LUCK!!!!!

[RobD]

i'm not a lawyer, but the way it was always explined to me is that landlords can include it in a lease agreement and choose who they do and don't lease too. if you sign a lease with an agrement, you're bound and may be sunject to action later.

Leases can have whatever they want, but items that violate state laws are not enforceable. Have some personal experience with this one.

[grousemaster]

Don't forget a small bore scatter gun, lot's of grouse up that way

[Heffay]

i'm not a lawyer, but the way it was always explined to me is that landlords can include it in a lease agreement and choose who they do and don't lease too. if you sign a lease with an agrement, you're bound and may be sunject to action later.

Leases can have whatever they want, but items that violate state laws are not enforceable. Have some personal experience with this one.

This. You can't include a lease clause that violates state law. Keep your mouth shut while signing it and ignore the parts that are unenforceable.

Minneapolis will even provide the lawyers for you if you have a beef with your landlord. Not sure what Duluth will do.

[user293]

thanks guys, then i guess im good to go with my guns, but now my reloading. ill see what i can do, but i bet i can be quiet/discreet about that stuff. i can put my loader, and all my supplies in a convered banana box (or a couple) and should be able to get it in without trouble. PM sent to gunflint BTW ill be looking for apartments that are available Oct. 1st. I start october 10th