Jon

No weekend trips to Cabelas for me.

This. When that number is run through CJIS or NCIC2000 during your background check, it will return all of your information.

Bwahahaha! I love the comment... "I love the internet"

Very cool! Let me know when you plan on hitting that range again, I would love to join you!

Yes.

Yes. Welcome to the forum!

A range is an exempted place. Your home is not.

OGAM doesn't apply to long guns...

I don't see why not. The PD would be pissed, but legally I think you would be OK.

By the letter of the law, that is incorrect, and illegal. Here's a scenario for you: Me and my wife both have FID card, and both own handguns. Someone breaks in and tries to attack her while I'm home. She grabs MY handgun and shoots the attacker. Even if the shoot is ruled good, we are both guilty of an illegal transfer. No Prosecutor would actually try the case, but the law says that it is illegal.

Remmy ftw.

Welcome!

I recommend putting in for another 5 permits and buying them all.

Welcome! Nice to see another Jon who spells his name right.

I'm not real familiar with HD slugs, but I know that I would never use my hunting rounds inside my house. I've seen them kill deer @ 200yds, which is a bit more over penetration than I'm comfortable with. I use 2 3/4 and 3" 12ga sabot slugs.

Everyone said the same thing over again. Just seemed silly to me that everything keeps getting repeated. :thsmiley_deadhorse:

Does anybody read before posting?

Welcome!

Welcome lurker!

I've seen that on an NJSP Durango before.

I've seen the Arfcom decal on cars before. 95% of cops won't know wtf it is. The other 5% are probably arfcom members

HMFBD!

I disagree with not answering the door. Most daytime burglars ring the doorbell with some sort of made-up story to verify that their target is not home prior to breaking in. I see nothing wrong with leaving a pistol in a concealed holster when at home.