Anselmo

$300??

While at a LGS when a police officer in uniform stopped in and said he needed to return a department shotgun for repair that was in his cruiser. The guys behind the desk said to bring it in. The cop said he couldn't because he didn't have a case for it. The guys working there said "yeah, but you're in uniform." The cop said, "So what. The law says it needs to be cased. Do you have a case I can borrow to carry in the shotgun?" So, if you don't like the laws, blame the legislature, don't blame the cops.

Call up your PD or pay them a visit and ask to amend your application to 3 pistol permits. I doubt they will give you a hard time. They just have to type up two more permits. Wost thing is they say "no".

I register online. Why not?

You can order a lower from out of state and transfer it in state. The only thing that matters is where you transfer it from. From a legal/transfer perspective it doesn't matter if your in-state FFL orders the lower for you or if you order it off the internet and have it shipped to your in-state FFL. It only matters that an in-state FFL performed the transfer. You need a special license to build the receiver. That makes you a manufacturer, not merely a gunsmith.

This falls under the red-faced dilemma. If you get called on the carpet, will you be able to defend your decision without embarrasment? If your local PD denies you and you need to explain to a Superior Court judge why you put down your part time job, will you be at ease to defend it? I think in your case you can defend the partime job as they know you better. That they are firearm friendly is convenient for you but not illegal or evasive. Putting down a trivial self-employed part time job might be construed as evading the intent of the background check. I have no idea if my employer was contacted but we have a new company handbook that we have to allow a search of our person or vehicle at any time for the purposes of serching for weapons or illegal drugs. We have a disgruntled former employee...and I just got a promotion.

They probably want your primary job but the law states place of employment and since the weekend job is a place of your employment and since the purpose is a background check not permission from your employer, I think the weekend job meets the letter of the law. You have not falsifed your application and you've worked there for 4 years so they know you better.

Serial numbered parts need to go through an in-state FFL. You cannot buy a lower out of state unless it is part of a complete rifle. All in-state dealers are FFL. What makes someone a "dealer" is that they hold an FFL licencse. Even though the lower can't fire anything, if you could just purchase it off the shelf and then build your own gun it would defeat the whole FFL system.

Federal laws define. Guns don't need to be registered with the state but yes, the part that has a serial number is considered a firearm even if it needs other parts to make it work. On an AR15 it's the lower. The part where the magazine goes and contains the trigger mechanism. Any place selling parts knows what you can buy off the shelf and what has to go through a FFL.

I've used AVG free for years and years. over 10 years for sure. As far as browsers: Firefox on PC and Linux and Opera on Blackberry.

Sadly, 30 days is supposed to be the maximum. Not the guide or the minimum. The maximum.

Hollow points are restricted the same as handguns. So, wherever the handgun goes, the hollow points can go, too.

I don't believe much of the article or police statement if that is what the article was based on. A 45 in plain view? Pulled over for leaving his lane? C'mon. I'm not buying it. This harkens back to the old days when the NJSP pulled cars over weekly on the Turnpike for a busted light only to find 87 lbs of marijuana in the trunk.

The point of his videos is how much fun he has shooting. The way he giggles when he shoots the soda bottles and how he never takes for granted hitting the gong. He always seems happy and pleased when he hits what he's aiming at. That is the point.

Ammo for practice or for "tactical" use?

45 is the classic caliber for this type of job.

Shooting that thing with a 9mm just woldn't have had the same effect.

If you're going to carry a gun then just start the fire with a lighter. What world are you practicing for that has guns and ammo but no lighters?

While I was at the range in PA, a guy walks in with a full auto 9mm carbine. Some German thing I believe. It wasn't the range's gun because it was in a fancy case. I know my friend's 22 year old son recognized the gun right away. Must be in a video game. Anyways, why does this guy call himself a good Samaritan? Before I hop on anyone's legal team I need to know more facts. The guy only tells part of the story. He doesn't say what he's being charged with or why.

They switced to a striker instead of a hammer? Good move as far as I'm concerned. I like polymer striker pistols.

Guess you concede the birdie and need to roll in your 10 footer.

The law basically has two arms for purchase. The P2P for handguns and the FID for longguns. I once thought you needed a FID to get a P2P but was told I was wrong so reread the law several times. The law is clear that they are separate things. I purchased 3 handguns at 3 separate stores. Two stores did not ask for my FID. One store did. I asked him why and I got some arragant "I wouldn't ask for it if I didnt' need it." reply. It just makes more sense to get the FID.

It is not a right if you need to ask permission. If you need to ask permission it is a privilige.

I have a $50 Barska scope, I think 20 to 60x. The 20x is way too much at 25 yards and almost too much at 50 yards. I use the glow splat targets so holes are easy to see. Guess what I'm saying is that to only 100 yards a cheaper scope should work just fine.

See if Palmetto State has what you want. Their prices and shipping costs are very good.