tommy3rd

but a 22 still has a pop. maybe a BB gun will work. not as loud.

I was wondering when will the class be offered again. I would like to enroll my son to a gun safety class, and the Eddie Eagle class doesn't really fit my needs. I figured the BB gun class might teach the basics.

i was actually thinking of starting him up with the .177 air pistol since my .22 will be too heavy for him.

Thanks for the info! Maybe gunforhire should change their description to "legally carry in 30 states."

my wife has never shot, but is not terrified of guns. she just doesn't care for it. Although she did threaten me once saying "if you ever mess around, Just remember I know where the gun is!" LOL I want to get my son into it, but I'm not sure what's the appropriate age for him to start. he'll be 7 in a couple months.

my one and only "real" gun. I also have a walther PPK starter gun and a Crosman Air pistol, but they don't count. LOL When I bought the S&W 12 years ago I was just starting, so a friend recommended the Model 41. I bought it used, i think I paid $500 for it the way it is pictured. I plan to buy either a SigP232 or a Glock 19C and a Mossberg 500 as soon as my change of address app gets approved.

as I was doing a search on Utah's website, I came across this line :" Of the states below that have formalized reciprocity or recognition with Utah, there are some states that will only accept the Utah concealed firearm permit so long as the permit holder is a resident of Utah. " Does anyone know which of the States this statement applies to? Not that it really matters that much to me... I hate to say this, but I think it's a little misleading to mention in the class description "recognized in 33 states", if in actuality a non-Utah resident can't carry in all 33 states.

Good thing I'm getting a tax refund! LOL

I remember one of our lawmakers introducing a similar bill, but it got shot down (no pun intended).

same town for me, and was told it was just like applying for a new one, complete with all the forms and stuff. just had to check the "change of address" box.

Hi! New member here. I've been a gun owner for 12 years, but haven't gone target shooting in 10 years (basically, since I got married). I recently got the itch again, so here I am.

I recently applied for a change of address on my Firearms ID. The ID I had was from the same town, I just moved to the other side of town. I showed up with the application on hand and was told the app was not enough. I couldn't believe the $hit i had to go through! filling 2 different forms in duplicate, signing the mental health check waiver, wanting only money order...was told it could take up to 60 days. what is up with that?? I probably could have purchased an illegal handgun easily with no questions asked, but I'm a law abiding citizen. Sometimes I wonder if the gun laws here in Jersey were written by a bunch of guys who never read the Bill of Rights. :x