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Just make sure it's a rooftop celebration.

Oh... OK. So if I get a really big buzz on my property taxes will go down? Just so there's no confusion..... /SarcOff/.

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I thought the lottery was going to take care of all that school funding?

Hey guys, don't forget all the poor huddled indigent illegal alien masses yearning to live for free. We're a sanctuary, you know.

My PA attorney says there's no case law on how Red Flag might apply to items in a trust with a flagged trust member. So at the moment "Anything is possible. Depends on what the judge decides". Of course PA doesn't have a Red Flag law at the moment. But it may.

You can be a resident of many states, but you can only have one state of domicile. I'm not going to try to figure out your domicile. You can look up what it means and talk to your tax guy to figure it out. You are a resident of a state when you own a home that you pay property taxes on, pay utilities, do not rent out, and live there yourself periodically. (When you own homes in one or more states, I don't believe renting in another state qualifies you as resident. But I could be wrong about that, depending on the state.) If the NJ home that you own fits that definition then you're a NJ resident. If your DL doesn't use that address, change it. Then get a FID and/or Permits to Purchase A Handgun. If not, buy what you want in PA and skip NJ altogether. On second thought, why bother with NJ at all for firearms when you can purchase in PA or FL?

For those of you with one or both feet in PA, take note of this: Pennsylvania Capitol Building, Harrisburg. Senate Judiciary Committee. Tuesday, September 24, 2019 9am-12pm Wednesday, September 25, 2019 1pm-4pm Day 1 Red Flag laws Day 2 Guns. Here's the post on PAFOA calling for all gun owners and 2A supporters to show up and demonstrate their opposition. Only invited speakers will be addressing the committees, but you can bet the Bloomberg Wives will be there in force. As many have noted PA is only a few seats away from becoming NJ. You can follow this post for any schedule changes. Here's the list of proposed laws under consideration. I will be working in PA to get the word out and flood the capitol with supporters.

That's true. The hearings are coming up September 24 and 25. I"m planning on being there. My attorney will be testifying.

That's a very interesting question, and I doubt there's any case law on it at this time. I'll inquire with my PA attorney. On the face of it a 'trust' could not be found threatening. An individual trustee could. In that case revoking the trustee's participation would legally preclude and exclude him/her from legally possessing the firearms. But would that stop LE from seizing them? Who the hell knows?

Fox is reporting she's having radiation for a tumor on her pancreas. Pancreatic cancer is very bad news.

No. But you do need to be a resident, as in a home that you own, do not rent out, and periodically live in. Your tax and utility bills serve as proof of residency. You do NOT need a PA driver's license. This applies to both NFA and non-NFA firearms. I would note that as soon as you are a 'resident' of more than one state, you are by definition not full time anywhere. You can have many residences. But only one (state of) domicile.

"Does the registered owner of a destructive device, machine gun, short-barreled shotgun, or short-barreled rifle need authorization to lawfully transport such items interstate? Yes, unless the registered possessor is a qualified dealer, manufacturer or importer, or a licensed collector transporting only curios or relics. Prior approval must be obtained, even if the move is temporary. Approval is requested by either submitting a letter containing all necessary information, or by submitting ATF Form 5320.20, Application to Transport Interstate or to Temporarily Export Certain National Firearms Act (NFA) Firearms. This requirement does not apply to the lawful interstate transportation of silencers. Possession of the firearms also must comply with all State and local laws. [18 U.S.C. 922(a)(4); 27 CFR 478.28]" My underline added.

Hey... he's still hot! Read all about it.

Just a side note. For anyone unfamiliar with why you probably want your NFA items in a trust rather than owning them 'personally', read this page. And you want a trust specifically designed for firearms such as the one sold on this site. Not a generic one-size-fits-all trust.

I'll have to visit these guys. I do have a FFL who worked with me (for their first time!) as a dual state resident to sell us firearms in PA. (They were unaware it was legal.) But they are not a class 3 dealer.

If Scott Bach's version of what's going on (in the ammoland link above) is accurate, then a lot of gun owners are falling for another media hoax. I can't imagine that this version is entirely made up. I don't know who exactly in the media I can trust, but I do know who I don't trust.

Who sends out the gun control talking points memo? Here's a paragraph from the NJ Herald: "Authorities said they seized from the vehicle a semi-automatic assault handgun, a 9mm semi-automatic assault pistol with a high-capacity magazine, a loaded Smith & Wesson pistol, two sawed-off double-barrel shotgun barrels, a sight for an assault rifle, a stripped AR-15 bolt carrier, several rounds of high-capacity ammunition including 9mm hollow point cartridges and 12 magazines filled with 9mm solid point cartridges. Authorities also found a set of brass knuckles, a wooden ax handle, a wooden baseball bat and a wooden club." Was this identical list released by the police or simply copied from a MSM email directive?

"I want to say one word to you. Just one word... Plastics."

Charles Hurt has called out Kenney and his administration.

OK. I'll just vote for him. Again.

What's the matter Z? No laughing on the Sabbath?

I deleted this post. I realized the link two posts up is what I just read in the ANJRPC monthly magazine.

Why Trump broke Elton John's attendance record in NH. Here he is singing "Hold Me Closer Stormy Daniels"