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Have fun! Whereabouts? Sounds like somebody is going to be looking forward to fishing season

Was he patting his 4-o-clock as he said that?

Sober James Hetfield and Lars D-bag can take turns s^&*%$# my d^$#. They did provide me a lot of entertainment and tab when I was a teen. I saw them twice and first realized some of them were scumbags in Philly. Somebody threw a frisbee onto the stage at the Spectrum and Jamesdouche tells the band, "Stop! Stop!" Then addresses the crowd: "That *pointing* motherfucker is throwing shit at ME. If I were you I would kick his ass!" Death sentence. For a damn frisbee. Like 50 people descended on this poor kid and shortly thereafter somebody broke out a window on the 3rd floor of the Spectrum and threw somebody (presumably him) to their death.

Delaware citizens already can't use a non-resident permit to carry. Ugh... I'm going to check this tomorrow. I'm sure it's on handgunlaw.us. Those two guys get that crap before AGs make it public.

Lawn darts, BB guns, sparkcoils, and rare Earth supermagnets.

Every good American wants to live free. Even if it is, unfortunately, only temporary for some of us. Or all of us depending on your standards.

Bullshit (^not you)

They will screw us. The supreme dipshits don't interpret The Constitution, they write the laws. They will generally take the path of greatest oppression. Without oppressing someone, be it The States or The People, they have no power. Now I will tell you the answer to my question. It is this. The Party seeks power entirely for its own sake. We are not interested in the good of others; we are interested solely in power, pure power. What pure power means you will understand presently. We are different from the oligarchies of the past in that we know what we are doing. All the others, even those who resembled ourselves, were cowards and hypocrites. The German Nazis and the Russian Communists came very close to us in their methods, but they never had the courage to recognize their own motives. They pretended, perhaps they even believed, that they had seized power unwillingly and for a limited time, and that just around the corner there lay a paradise where human beings would be free and equal. We are not like that. We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it. Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power. Now you begin to understand me. FATW

The risk is zero. The reward is spending some time as an America. Do whatever you want in PA. Nobody cares. Just worry about Jersey. Whenever I am passing through NY, NJ, or MD I pull over the first convenient place (usually a welcome area) and arm up. Sometimes I'm not the only one.

Yup. SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. The law of the lands.

Son of a bitch. Don't usually have much reason to go to The Trailer Park State anymore, but I guess I could still put my weapon on the passenger seat and open carry otherwise.

I would look a little further north than 1 hr. There's cheap and remote stuff by the westernmost edge of the border with NY. You can certainly shoot up there. Heck, shoot into NY. Sometimes I look at Jersey from my buddy's place and want to shoot into it.

I already covered that, so your post is moot. If his friend's house is a rally point for shooting then he can. But he can't go to Walmart or a bar in a car after shooting for no reason. He just needs to get a permit of some type.

12% of people carry in PA, "rural area" matters not. I don't live in a rural area overall. Once a PA resident he will need PA LTCF to transport a handgun in a car (except for exceptions similar to Jersey), to carry concealed, or to carry in any manner in public in Philly. PA residents cannot use out of state licenses for anything. He also must register his car and driver's license within 15 days.

Simple. He doesn't know what he is talking about.

As a Florida resident, yes.

8 years all over the eastern half of the state, never been bothered. Had scores of state and local cops see it and never an issue if that's what you mean. In Philly they (think they) can ask for a permit and might, and might not always be nice about it but you'll be fine. If your permit does not have reciprocity then you cannot carry in public in Philly, not even open carry (state law). Non-reciprocal permit only covers you in the car, no permit required for open carry outside of Philly but still need something for the car.

Give it a shot. Christie is done, though. He came in and he rammed through reforms to state pensions and benefits (no matter how small). He broke up the PVSC and sent in the state police to watch them. He was like the Blitzkrieg, I've never seen anything like it in Jersey in my life. Now, a few months ago, he changes a few words on CCW that hardly change anything from a practical standpoint and he lets legislature shut him down. He's done.

I've read both DHS and military threat analyses. The ones they have made public. It is clear they consider me more of a threat than an ISIS sympathizer. Even though I would never hurt anyone, they consider my politics far more dangerous than that of moslem extremist sympathizers. I know for a fact they are tracking me, because Governor Tom Corbett admitted it. Should I not be allowed to be able to travel one way with a gun? Because these measures are always turned against legal gun owners and vets, not potential terrorists. Heck, Russia told the FBI twice that one of the Boston bombers was a terrorist that went through a training camp in Chechnya. FBI refused to do anything. So Russia told the CIA. CIA said, "You're right!" CIA called the FBI. FBI did nothing. What do you think would have happened if the NSA called the FBI and told them I was a Sovereign Citizen? (I am not part of the movement) They would have killed me, my dog, and my family. Here is the problem. Too many people have their brains leak out their ears with the word "gun" or the word "airport" is involved. Neither is magic. And, by the way, why are people STILL saying this shit when he could have walked into the terminal or the baggage claim in AK and shot up the place? Get it through your heads - this guy could have been Aiman al Zawahiri and on the no fly list and the FBI's most wanted list with a $10 million reward - keeping him from traveling on that plane with a gun would not have prevented him from shooting up an airport. Not in the slightest. We are just being set up for more aggravation, restrictions on Constitutionally guaranteed right of travel, not to mention 2A. Now, I do wish somebody would have realized this guy was friggin bonkers and done more about it than the customary handoff. This seems like a really bad case in that respect. But it has nothing to do with transporting a gun on a plane. He did not have to transport a gun on a plane to shoot up a baggage area. Thank goodness he didn't walk into a club where there are a lot more people and a lot less space.

I almost made the same post after reading some of the recent ones. I mean, why don't we require 1" steel armor plate on the roof of every house in case of meteors? As I already said, there is nothing sensitive about a baggage claim area. It is the same as the Walmart checkout line and not quite as sensitive as your average club on the weekend where you have a lot more people in a much smaller space. Somebody can walk into all three with a gun, and there are a heck of a lot more Walmarts and clubs than baggage claims. People just tend to have knee jerk reactions, thinking that anything bad that ever happens is a problem that needs to be solved at any expense of liberty and treasury, when sometimes bad things just happen. Of course, Leftists simply see them as opportunities to outlaw things they already didn't like.

Any involuntary commitment is a disqualifier for firearm ownership, federally. No judge required. You would need some sort of relief or restoration of rights. For instance, in PA we have something called a 302. It is, what a coincidence, a 72 hour evaluation. After 72 hours if they want to keep you they need a judge to sign off and it becomes a 304. But the 302 is a disqualifier for firearm ownership in and of itself. Not only that, Pennsylvania has no restoration of rights process due to a recent legal case. If you are involuntarily evaluated under a 302 (no judge required) for 30 seconds and then let go, you will never legally possess a firearm anywhere in the United States ever again. Because any involuntary mental custody, including evaluations, bans you from owning guns federally. If you are certain that is not the case, I can put you in direct contact with a number of people that would pay you thousands of dollars for off the record advice on how to get their rights restored after suffering loss of them due to brief involuntary evaluations.

That's exactly what I said! I said it could be under honorable conditions. You said it could be Honorable, which I had a problem with because a General is NOT an Honorable Discharge and that is how people get confused about this. I'm just trying to be clear hear because this is what confuses people, not trying to nitpick.

Ha ha Guys never grow up.

I load up in there. I put my gun box and holster at the top of the inside of my bag and have the double zippers locked at the top of the bag as well. That way I get in the can and just crack it open and arm up without having to screw with it, lay it down, or any of that nonsense.

While I don't know about him, Combat Engineers work, fight, and die side by side with the Infantry. They are exposed to combat and similar hazards. Yes, you can. The requirement is that ammunition be contained. A loaded mag in the box with your handgun is not good enough because the round is exposed inside the box. I know it is dumb, but that's the way it is. If you put a mag cover on the mag or put it into a pouch it becomes fine. US Air (still around?) doesn't want the ammo in the gun box but TSA has no such rules.