andersonj1988
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Welcome from another Georgia resident !!leasantry:
Haha! Thanks Bruce! I got your PM btw, im checking out the sites now. Thanks for the links!
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Haha! Thanks Bruce! I got your PM btw, im checking out the sites now. Thanks for the links!
leasantry:scooterrev
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New member in Florida
Just joined 2 minutes ago and was told to make this post, so here it goes. "Hi!"leasantry:
Just joined 2 minutes ago and was told to make this post, so here it goes. "Hi!"
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S&Wslider99
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New member from VA
Hello everyone...being new to CCW I am looking to soak up knowledge from all you veterans. Also looking for experiance and opinions of SW99 in 9mm. Thanks Kenny
Hello everyone...being new to CCW I am looking to soak up knowledge from all you veterans. Also looking for experiance and opinions of SW99 in 9mm. Thanks Kenny
TheRickster
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Hi there folks, just wanted to drop in, say, I think site is great, will get good use out of it...
Thr Ricksterleasantry:leasantry:leasantry:
Thr Rickster
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isamudyson
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I live in MA...get a FLA non resident permit for trucking in the USA, especially on the East Coast. Any more questions give me a ring. I lived in AZ for many years waited till I was 35 to get my LTCC in MA which is not easy, we are all about the "law"...and it is really key to carry...be calm do not be a knucklehead bouncer, be a man...know the law...most states will let you have it 1.locked in a case, if you are passing through, but really what good is that?
I have my MA LTCC...NH and VT and FLA non resident permit, total like 40 out of 50 states...it is worth it since now you will be legal and that is what matters!:sarcastic:
I have my MA LTCC...NH and VT and FLA non resident permit, total like 40 out of 50 states...it is worth it since now you will be legal and that is what matters!:sarcastic:
isamudyson
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dude...what kinda ride is that???
I gave up a small bore cruser for a Honda 599 recently...leasantry:
I gave up a small bore cruser for a Honda 599 recently...
leasantry:Non-resident CC laws info from BUCKEYE FIREARMS ASSOCIATION
This doc. is for Ohio residents but I have found it to be accurate and valuable as a general ref. doc. Non-Resident Licenses: When the Ohio Concealed Handgun License Isn't Enough (revised & expanded)
Hope that helps you. It is very important to study the gun laws of every state you plan on traveling through as they each have their own idiosyncrasies, and sometimes police officers that are new hires from other states don't know the law or confuse it with another state that they worked in. If you can download and carry a copy of each states laws read them on the plane as you fly in, it can promote productive conversation with the uneducated and misinformed that may be sitting next to you. When I fly I call the airlines first and talk with a real person. Then I call the police agencies or responsible enforcement agencies in each state (you do not have to identify your self on the phone just remember to be kind) talk with a real person and ask for advice. Most police agencies are very helpful and will warn you of pitfalls and danger points for the CCW person. Take the advice always with common sense e.g. Mich. told me on the phone "yes we honor permits from your state,but we are an open carry state and you don't have to worry" well Detroit is not a place that I would recommend open carry. It is also a place that I would recommend never going unarmed. Even little old ladies in the supermarkets are packing, you will often see the flash of a pistol butt in a purse holster in the check out line, there is a reason for that. It is also something that makes my heart glad, even though their crime rate is high it used to be 67% higher until they passed CCW laws. I know I was there when it happened even the FBI said they had never seen a crime rate drop like that across the board.
This doc. is for Ohio residents but I have found it to be accurate and valuable as a general ref. doc. Non-Resident Licenses: When the Ohio Concealed Handgun License Isn't Enough (revised & expanded)
Hope that helps you. It is very important to study the gun laws of every state you plan on traveling through as they each have their own idiosyncrasies, and sometimes police officers that are new hires from other states don't know the law or confuse it with another state that they worked in. If you can download and carry a copy of each states laws read them on the plane as you fly in, it can promote productive conversation with the uneducated and misinformed that may be sitting next to you. When I fly I call the airlines first and talk with a real person. Then I call the police agencies or responsible enforcement agencies in each state (you do not have to identify your self on the phone just remember to be kind) talk with a real person and ask for advice. Most police agencies are very helpful and will warn you of pitfalls and danger points for the CCW person. Take the advice always with common sense e.g. Mich. told me on the phone "yes we honor permits from your state,but we are an open carry state and you don't have to worry" well Detroit is not a place that I would recommend open carry. It is also a place that I would recommend never going unarmed. Even little old ladies in the supermarkets are packing, you will often see the flash of a pistol butt in a purse holster in the check out line, there is a reason for that. It is also something that makes my heart glad, even though their crime rate is high it used to be 67% higher until they passed CCW laws. I know I was there when it happened even the FBI said they had never seen a crime rate drop like that across the board.
cookiemeister
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Call the owner, his name is Dennis.
Great ammo with great prices.leasantry:
Call the owner, his name is Dennis.
Great ammo with great prices.
leasantry:A man of the cloth and a man of the Glock, too? I like that.
Bob & Wife
Bob & Wife
I've looked it up a while back but can't remember off hand. I believe Ohio an or Florida but the laws are changing. As of January there are 5 states that have Constistutional Carry, which basicly says you don't need a permission slip from the government to carry as long as you are not a felon or mentally challenged. Vermont was the first state and 4 others now are basically the same as Vermont. I'm willing to bet the NRA has a listing of RESIPROCATING STATES. Post what you find please as I and others will soon be retiring. Thanks Bob
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