H.M. Murdock

If this is the start of a soft target bombing campaign the sheep are really going to miss the days of the RKBA being their biggest problem. They oppose police presence in schools and want to live in some fantasy land where evil does not lurk around every corner. Just wait until they see what it's like living in a 4 million square mile Israel. Good Lord. Anyway, I wouldn't want to be shuttered up in that neighborhood without my firearms and surveillance system. I hope they're checking the sewers. Some animals crawl there to die

Suspect #2 possiibly wearing a bomb belt?

0619 and one of them is still on the run

Yeah we got some activity around NWSE and the Fort. Not much more than normal though

I've been stopped many times and maybe a quarter of the time they ask the same question in one of the two ways: "do you have anything illegal in the vehicle?" or "do you have anything you shouldn't have?". I say no and they move to a new subject. Usually from municipal LEO, rarely from Troops. It started happening after the newer generation of mobile data terminals became prevalent. I have a fairly long DL abstract but no arrests. Probably my bumper stickers and some creative notes. Suffice it to say it certainly does occur in the wild. If I was a nervous dude I'm sure I'd have some good stories. I've only had my car searched once and it was when I was a kid -- no PC articulated and no permission given. Patrolman says "sorry kid, I've got to search your car, my Sgt is here with me". Rookie broke my glovebox and the Sgt got a complaint filed by my parents -- not the first, second or third complaint on his record.

They're both sheetrock safes? Another vote for the one with the thicker steel -- harder to put a fireman's axe through it.

If they take custody of the car they can search it without a warrant (taking inventory of the contents) I've temporarily abandoned a car next to a hospital before and I can't be the only one

Just sit back and enjoy the ride Anyone else get this link in their inbox today? http://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/a-warning-to-all-gun-bloggers-and-forums-boston-marathon-explosions/

For now.

Hachi Machi. Got me thinking but not about holsters

You are protected anytime you could incriminate yourself. To take this far fetched idea further I think you will waive that right if you answer either Yes or No on the form by either admitting you were under mental health care or lying that you weren't. Point taken though -- maybe they will start Mirandizing us when they hand out permit applications

That's not even the tip of the iceberg.

How have they not been bombed themselves yet?

So many damn M1 carbines in this state and no one can bring theirs out to shoot!

That a resident of Philadelphia, PA can get a non-resident CWL from FL should the county, in its infinite wisdom, discourage or deny you from obtaining a resident LTCF from PA. I believe many Philly residents find it easier to get a non-resident permit from out of state instead of putting the time and money in to get a PA license. I believe this extreme resistance to issuing licenses is unique to Philly and not the Commonwealth in general.

I think he's referring to the thousands of armed citizens that will be rallying at the PA capital rotunda (Harrisburg) on the 23rd

Surprised no one has posted a photo of the infamous clock spider yet

For fugg's sake

*fingers crossed* hopefully Wyoming!

I think people should be able to face palm in a government owned theater but this here is a privately run saloon Back on topic, it does sound like a major headache -- need a storefront to satisfy NJ requirements too, correct?

The face palm icon is definitely overused. It needs a one month sabbatical from this BBS. What's an underused icon? This one. :santablack:

Isn't the OP on the job?? He's going to get bounced regardless of how professional his attire is I've been wearing my AK-47 WORLD TOUR shirt now that it's nice out. The public is very receptive to clever pro-gun t-shirts these days!

Thanks for the link

Just drove to Flushing and back yesterday. Traffic was G.D. awful. That's all I have to say about the Mets.

I've done it many, many times and haven't had an issue. But I also haven't had a LEO look at it (at least not in front of me). Depending on the terminal I either - bring the case to the small inspection station on the left wall. They take the key and I meet them at the other side where they close and lock the case in front of me and then return the key - bring the case under supervisor escort to a basement inspection behind locked door. I wait at the door for the key to be returned. (Delta, ugh) From what I've seen they generally don't open the handgun case much less the ammo box. FWIW I travel with a locked 81mm mortar "suitcase" as recommended by "the internet". I welded on castor wheels and a lock hasp. It gets locked with an Abus 20/70 disc lock. The handgun case (manufacturer's) goes inside unlocked with the rest of my stuff. The mortar case has my phone number pen-painted on and any markings indicating original purpose were sanded off I'm more concerned about traveling into PA as I'm there quite frequently and I always carry concealed Until this thread I was always under the impression that having hollow points was an additional charge when a crime was commited with them in your possession. I.e. leverage in plea bargaining for the state. I had no idea there was a standalone charge just for possession