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I fixed that for you. Murphy won't... yet. And yes, PA reversed course.

Already posted.

Remember Wolf in PA also re-classified gun stores as essential, even though he 'won' the suit when the PA Supreme Court declined to rule.

I definitely had sufficient at the end of 2019. So when TSUSA ran that sale and I ordered some more, I ended up thinking 'Why did I do that? I have enough already.' Now I know. And to quote one popular figure I know 'he's an incredible genius!'. Or was it just men's intuition?

TargetSportsUSA is sold out of the common range ammo, but does have HST and Gold Dot 9mm in stock. Unfortunately the 50% off sale is long gone! But they do have it with an expected 15 day shipping delay. OK, I missed the stock market runup. But I caught the discounted ammo train.

His plan is on hold.

Here's another website being quoted widely, that admits it has suspect data.

The announcement is here. That leaves Murphy out on a limb. The CT and IL governor's already designated FFLs as essential. My man Joshua gets a hat tip!

The home page didn't open until the fourth try spaced over 4 to 5 minutes. I checked DNS resolution, it's OK. Ping response to the IP also OK. Must be a server issue.

NJ2AS and the SAF has filed a suit as well. "At a time where the Second Amendment is most critical and vital, Governor Murphy believes liquor and home improvement is more critical than self-defense. "

Here's good news. Murphy's "comfortable where we landed". And Grewal will oppose the suit.

I can legally buy handguns in PA as a resident. When I do they have to call PICS for the background check because I don't have a PA driver's license. Frequently a supervisor must be summoned because the frontline agents don't necessarily understand the legalities. But even with all that it's smoother and faster than NJ. The one incident I did hear about from my PA FFL was when he had a non-citizen purchase a handgun. Since he was Canadian with a PA residence they had to check with ICE for international data. That meant a hang-up, wait time and a callback. In the same day.

Yes. PICS. Pennsylvania Instant Check System

We knew this was coming. https://www.anjrpc.org/page/CRITICALANJRPCtoSueAsMurphyShutters2A

Woof! Now I'll have to update mine accordingly.

Murphy shut the retail businesses as of 9 PM tonight, and he didn't mention FFLs as an exception. I guess we'll see on Monday if NICS is even open. I'm thinking that if FFLs are 'closed to the public', they may still have staff on site to accept inbound deliveries of firearms, and maybe transfer those that arrive for specific customers who can purchase them immediately. 'By appointment' is not 'open to the public'. Again, assuming NICS is still open. There, I've permitted myself some wishful thinking. But I have a pistol inbound, and I need that thinking!

And make sure your text observes the 10 space distance.

If I step up my game I won't be able to step up on the scale.

Schmidt's yes. Schlitz no. Yuengling always. Now that I'm half Skook.

Murphy said they're still working on the list of what's 'non-essential'. TBD. I just bought two cases of beer. I have my priorities straight.

Have you read or heard about H.R. 5117. Take a browse through that one. I believe it was around last year, and it's been reintroduced. Here is a video summarizing the worst of it:

Last night Wolf shut down 'non-life sustaining businesses'. That includes gun shops, although apparently PA PICS is still open. http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=358239

Popular beer rebranded.

Does that include the cost of the phones, or just the service days and airtime? Even if it doesn't that price seems very competitive for what you specified. So it will depend on how much you talk, text and download. FYI, on my TracFone right now I have service until March 2021, over 3,000 texts and minutes (each). My wife has similar reserves. So we won't pay anything to TracFone for talk or text until March 2021, except for data that we use which costs $10/GB. It takes me about three months to use a GB, so that's around $3/month for data usage. We're home so much we're mostly using WiFi. In March 2021 we will both have to purchase more service days, but all minutes, text and GB roll over. So we never give up anything we paid for. 365 service days will cost around $125, but that currently includes another 1,500 minutes & texts, and another GB of data. And, when I check out, I can typically buy another 365 service days for $50, which I do. So we never end up buying just minutes or texts, and service days every two years. Hope that helps.

Over the years I have received both letters and phone calls, and so have my references. Now I believe it's only email.