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  2. Posted

    I just got my CCW today after years of waiting. As some of you know I was brutally attacked several years ago. The perps cut off my legs. I applied but the judge ruled that my justifiable need was unjustifiable. Re-applied after another savage beating in which I lost both arms. Judge again said no. "If I give it to you then every armless, legless sonofabitch will want one." Then last Christmas Eve I was again accosted while stocking one of my ATMs, in a nice section of Irvington, using only my teeth and one 3-inch stump. During the altercation the bastards amputated my torso from my head. So I re-applied and the judge said, "well, alright." Had a "nose holster" fashioned from lamb skin and I shoot by spitting wooden nickels against the trigger. Single action only of course.

    I don't believe you. It sounds like you never had a leg to stand on in court. Now the entire body of your argument isn't even connected to your idea.

     

    Denied. I'm also reporting you to the US Mint for those counterfeit nickels.

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    I'm surprised no one recommended trying either the PPQ or VP9 with the smaller grip panels installed. For reference, I comfortably handle a 92FS and enjoy the PPQ and VP9 with the medium grips, so perhaps the small grips would fit you well.

     

    beretta 92fs compact, single stack,

    That's a rather coveted & hard-to-find selection, but a good recommendation if you're able to track one down.

     

    If you're tempted down that route, try also finding an older 92FS Vertec

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    Useful is kinda a toss up with the WRX especially the STI, in terms of being a family car.

     

    I wouldn't mind using a Scion FRS/Subaru BRZ for a Daily Driver to work... lol.

    Sadly, my "daily driver" is the bus to Manhattan.

     

    We have a Wrangler Unlimited for more practical needs (4x4, 6 speed, tow package) so the BRZ might stay for a while longer. A WRX is a bit of a stop-gap that could actually fit enough people/stuff but still be engaging to drive. I wouldn't waste the $$$$ on the STI since it is not an around-town car.

     

    In short, there seems to be a Subaru to fit almost every driver.

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    I have a 2013 BRZ which has been lots of fun while still drivable on a daily basis. I'll likely need to trade it since we have our 2nd child on the way, but have been strongly considering another Subuaru to replace it. I'm leaning toward the WRX with a 6 speed since it seems to hit all the criteria of useful, reliable and fun.

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    Mine is laminated, although no longer valid with the new laws/regs. This was a long time ago, but I think the cops told me to laminate it. I believe I bought something out of a vending machine that put two sticky pieces of plastic together over it.

    What new law are you referring to? The "change of gender" law??

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    The plain answer is no, you cannot store those guns unless your co-worker moved in with you.

    That's not how I understand "real property possessed by you" to be interpreted. Renting a space in someone's basement where you can securely store and exclusively access your firearms seems no different than if they were kept in a storage unit.

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    Now an oddity to PA Carry laws is PA Residents must have a PA carry permit to transport a loaded handgun on their person. An out of state license does not qualify for PA Residents for car carry. Also it isn't just car carry it is any mode of transportation including a bicycle.

    That's news to me. Are you saying my TX CHL won't permit to carry concealed while driving? If so, where in the law is this specified?

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    Actually, reading OPs situation, I think it's debatable as to whether he can use a UT or FL permit for car carry. He'd have to argue that he isn't a PA resident despite having his name on a PA lease. Conversely, I wonder if that lease would be enough to get him a PA resident ltcf. I think it's enough for him to buy handguns in PA.

    Ive been down this path. In short, he would need a state issued photo ID confirming his residence in PA. That's either a drivers license or a non-driver ID. Subsequent to the Real ID Act, he would have to surrender his NJ license to get either in PA.

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    Just to clarify, it needs to be at one of the cub scout camps but you can shoot year round for a small fee with your pack. Our pack went a few months ago on a Saturday. They sometimes shoot at cubelos and other cub scout events as well. I just didn't want anyone to think it was only if you went to summer camp.

    That's good to know. Which council and camp was this? Do they require someone have NRA instructor cert?

  23. Posted

    It said, "using a restroom," not taking a crap. It's clearly only for washing up. Taking a crap outside of exceptions still requires License to Give a Shit if you have a handgun in the car.There. Now we can argue about taking a crap in transit for the next six years :)

    What are you worried about? Do you have a "high capacity" colon or something?

     

    I'm sure there's a telescoping stock joke in here too.

  24. Posted

    Well, I just got back from a milk run. I inspected the rotors before I left and there was a small amount of rust speckling the rotors. I fixed it good though, I sprayed WD40 and motor oil all over the entire brake system.

    Try removing the brake pads next, but only one side at a time. That will help to accelerate the wear so your mechanic can fix something.

     

    My guess? The flasher fluid in your dummy lights are low.

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