45Doll

Really? Didn't know that, because I don't hunt or fish. And my only furbearers are our cats. Obviously that includes rifles and shotguns. But also handguns? I would not interpret that to mean you can have any firearm in your vehicle with you; just on your person, as in walking. Their mobile laws are as bad as ours, unless you have a LTCF. That's one of the big reasons a lot of PA residents get them. It precludes handgun felonies in your vehicle. (Note however that even with a LTCF you can't have a loaded rifle in your vehicle.) Unless you have different information?

And my understanding is that after you add up all the MULTI-YEAR PAYOUTS approved in the bill, the final cost is around $2,400 Billion. That's $2.4 Trillion for those of you reading in Rio Linda and Newark.

Call me the License-To-Carry Grinch, but here's how we do it in my county in PA. Admittedly not all counties in PA are this friendly. Most of all Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Notice the URL: permitium.com

Slightly? I'm impressed! LOL

That's true. But the transportation 'exclusions' only cover from FFL, to home, and to range. They don't exclude buying hollow points as a gift at an FFL, taking them home to wrap up, and then transporting to a relative's house. (Assuming the relative has a FID for handgun ammo purchase.) Ask Brian Aitken. Yes that's ridiculous. But that is my understanding of the law, which is what the OP inquired about. OP: If you want to gift Speer G2 take your relative to a FFL with stock and let him/her buy it and take it home. Or gift him/her the money and let them buy it at an FFL or online. That's all perfectly legal.

Now wait a minute. This bill is really incredibly ridiculous! $1,000,000 for "water resources on the Tibetan Plateau." ??? For each of the next five years??? Oh wait... there's more!

Less than 300 yards if you dig horizontally. Welcome to PA. (For the time being.) BTW, here's how to apply for an LTCF in my PA county. Note the URL: permitium.com

"In the trains bound for whispered destinations."

Hey @Pizza Bob, don't you hear this one calling you? Snip: "Very fine, showing use by internationally known shooting legend and inventor Elmer Keith. The revolver retains 90% original blue finish with holster and edge type wear. Nearly 97% original case colors remain on the hammer and trigger. The Roper target stocks, made specially for Elmer Keith, are fine with a chip near the top (left panel), otherwise scattered handling marks and crisp checkering overall. The original matching number checkered walnut service grips are included in the box and show overall wear. Mechanically excellent. The box is very good with overall wear and some staining. The holster rig is fine showing flex wear, some minor handling/storage marks and tight stitching overall. This crown jewel of S&W collecting is a must have for the serious S&W collector!"

Thank god they didn't leave out the $250,000,000 in aid to encourage Israeli-Palestinian dialog! Is Hunter going to be on the board governing that fund?

Between us Mrs. 45Doll and I shot over 15,000 rounds of FM reman ammo in 9, 38, 40 and 45 without a significant problem. The only reason I stopped buying from them was when the price of new ammo dropped to FM's price, or below.

Mega dittos on the EWL. Giving some to new shooters for Christmas. Side note: my instructor at Sig used this exclusively on his P220 SAO. He shot an average of 3,000 rounds a week with that pistol, including instruction and his matches. He liked to run the gun 'wet'. His 'cleaning' amounted to wiping it down. My experience has been similar, although I could only dream about shooting 3,000 rounds a week.

So that's what they'll be using! You know, to find intelligence in Joe Biden.

Thanks for the link to Save Jersey. I haven't seen that one.

You can read about this here.

Wound up with 8-10" in lower Sussex County. Very light powder. Nothing stuck to the trees and it's blowing around this morning.

in lower Sussex County it's 19 degrees and the snow is very dry. Not sticking to tree limbs at all. (Birches are my barometer.) And so far only about 3". So I'm hoping there's no power outages.

It was probably out of scope for the progressive programmers to conceive anyone wanting to buy more than four handguns at once.

Ever hear of Tetiana Gaidar? No? Well take a look. I think I'd be up for some instruction.

'Fair' is in the mind and wallet of the buyer. Right now .60/round is the bottom end price for most available 9mm. Through online retailers anyway. If you have a friend somewhere you might do better.

80% via one LGS. 10% online via same LGS. 10% over the border. (The Delaware)