If you were to leave NJ

[GoNRA 12]

where would you go if you were to leave NJ, according to jim gearhart on 101.5 taxes are suppose to continually increase. They also announced that the public sector has now outgrown the private sector. So if taxes force you out of the state im just wondering what state you would consider moving to.

[totalabuse 27]

Finland, Oulu to be exact.

[mikeyboyeee 66]

Florida so I could fish year round and carry a gun everywhere I went

[captblue1 9]

If you were to leave?? You mean when i leave. We are planning on going to PA for a while and then I am hoping to settle around the NC area.

[67gtonut 847]

Florida or North Carolina to be near family

[Wolfy 51]

New Hampshire or Montana.

[cold shot 1]

North Carolina

[bbk 188]

Colorado, Arizona, or maybe help out on my friend's farm in MT

[djg0770 481]

I'm planning on taking some trips in the near future to figure out the answer to this question. Certainly somewhere in the heartland - a red state preferably, with a REAL ccw law - not the BS that's going on here.

[NJ609 22]

Probably PA due to proximity to family. I'd like to go down south more though.

 

A red state would be nice because they tend not to be bankrupt!

[NJChiroDoc 0]

one of the carolinas

[kenw 293]

New Hampshire or Montana.

I wouldn't be able to deal with the winters there. I've been to Kentucky and Tennessee and like them both, but I don't know many details about the relevant laws there. But, there's lots of equestrian activity, and I could probably earn a living on the horse show circuits there.

[bbk 188]

Isn't Tennessee the gun capital of America? (in the good connotation)

[SpecialK 193]

I was planning on buying land here in Colorado before moving to Jersey to come back and vacation and eventually retire on, I'd be happier than shit on a stick if my missus gave up on NJ sooner than that though. :mrgreen:

[PK90 3,573]

AZ

[Lublin 3]

NC or SC.

[djg0770 481]

NC or SC.

 

It seems half of NJ is there already, and they were replaced in NJ by Staten Islanders and Brooklyners.

[Melgamatic 66]

Finland, Oulu to be exact.

 

Finland is pretty tough on Gun Control:

The ownership and use of firearms is regulated by the Firearms Act of 1998.

 

Firearms can only be obtained with an acquisition license, which can be applied for at the local police for a fee. A separate license is required for each individual firearm. With the primary licensee's consent, parallel licenses to his firearms can be granted to other persons. According to law, the firearms must be stored in a locked space or otherwise locked, or with vital parts removed and separated. Even then the weapon or any of its separated parts must not be easily stolen. If an especially dangerous firearm or more than 5 pistols, revolvers or self-loading rifles or other-type firearms are being stored, they must be stored in a certified gun safe or in a secure space inspected and approved by the local police authority.

 

They may be carried only when they are transported from their place of storage to the place of use (shooting range, hunting area or such). Even then they must be unloaded and concealed or kept in carrying pouches. Aside from law enforcement agents and military personnel, only security guards with closely defined working conditions, special training and a permit are allowed to carry a loaded gun in public places. The ownership of air-rifles is not regulated but carrying or firing them in public places is not permitted. A crossbow is paralleled to an air rifle in legal matters.

 

To obtain a firearms license, an individual must declare a valid reason to own a gun. Acceptable reasons include hunting, sports or hobby shooting, profession related, show or promotion or exhibition, collection or museum, souvenir, and signalling. It is worth noticing that self- or home defence are not considered valid reasons. The applicant must provide evidence supporting the acquisition license application to prove that he or she is actually using firearms for the stated purpose(s). Such proof may consist of written declarations from other license holders as referees, shooting diaries or certificates from a shooting club.[5]

[Lublin 3]

NC or SC.

 

It seems half of NJ is there already, and they were replaced in NJ by Staten Islanders and Brooklyners.

I really love it down South. More my speed, cleaner beaches and gun rights.

 

Did I mention gun rights?

[Malsua 1,422]

East Central Ohio. I've got family there in the sticks and I can speak with the right accent to fit right in.

 

Everyone hunts and traps and whatnot.

[HODGIE 3]

If all goes well I will be off to PA within the next 6 to 8 months and stocking up on 30 round mag's and drums!

After we settle going to apply for the 01FFL so I can keep supplying the free world with Fun.

[matty 810]

Texas, GA, FL, SC, AZ, NM or even PA.

 

NOT MD or MA or even VA anf fughgeddabout NY & IL

[KpdPipes 388]

Tennesee in 5 years and 5 months

[totalabuse 27]

Finland, Oulu to be exact.

 

Finland is pretty tough on Gun Control:

 

 

If gun control was my primary concern I wouldn't be living in Jersey.

[TRAVERS 0]

FLA.

[Larain60 1]

I just got out - working in PA (Pittsburgh) and WV area. Family will follow soon.

[Ray Ray 3,566]

Hawaii

I love the islands and my wife is from there, has family there, and I want to hunt wild pigs there. I am still trying to get into the border patrol and wanting to live in the south west but it doesn't seem to be working out.

[tbtrout 141]

Wyoming, Kentucky, Tennesse

[Ray Ray 3,566]

Lotta red states being mentioned here. No one has said California, New York, Illinois, Massachusettes, or Conneticut, I woner way.

[Chad 3]

Hamilton, Bermuda - UK

 

Yes, I'm aware of their gun rights.