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yes. my paranoid ass doesn't want to say the word "gun" or "firearm" if i get pulled over, so i've got copies of my ccw with the reg in each of my vehicles, along with one in my wallet with my dl and fPid i don't think that they'll be able to make it stick as it's one person out of what?34,000+? -
My advice would be to buy a Reloading book before purchasing anything! get acquainted with reloading by gaining knowledge and information. There's a number of good Reloading manuals out there. The ABC's of reloading is an excellent starter as are Lyman, they make an excellent Reloading manual. I like the Richard Lee Reloading manual also. -
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Well, now you are thinking with common sense. But they will pound this until people reconsider applying for their permits.
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