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5 states ask Congress to swiftly pass national reciprocity: Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana and South Carolina. http://www.guns.com/2017/11/27/5-states-ask-congress-to-swiftly-pass-national-reciprocity/

It depends. Some PD's do, some don't. If you feel comfortable sharing the location of your PD, I'm sure some here will be able to tell you whether yours does or not. Regardless, you have to provide two references - not related to you - everytime you apply for P2P. They can be the same you've always used or someone new. Can be NJ resident or from out of state.

Are we talking about Republicans, here?

That was lesson II on that course I took with Instructor Zero.

Ammo And if I find a deal on CZ 455, I'll listen.

But seriously, now, the ending of the net neutrality is not good. Just take a look at what happened in Portugal due to the end of net neutrality. I mean, if you like the pricing structure of the cable companies, then you'll get more of it. http://www.businessinsider.com/net-neutrality-portugal-how-american-internet-could-look-fcc-2017-11

For that reason, and that reason alone, I'll deviate from my usual cannibalistic capitalism ways, and favor net neutrality. Gotta keep that porn flowing without impediments for the future generations.

I'm not quite from the mosaic era. I rocked Netscape on a 4800 or 9600 baud modem. Good times.

And of course the offended class were offended. But this was good: "I told them the billboard was offensive, and he said, 'That’s nice,' and he hung up," she said. http://www.dailywire.com/news/23648/heres-gun-range-billboard-liberal-activists-are-james-barrett#

Life Pro Tip.

Took me 25 years to train mine. I don't think I have that much time left to train yours.

Get her one of those backpack vacuum cleaners instead. They are really easy to carry around and she can amuse herself while vacuum by pretending she's climbing the Himalayas.

Yes, yes it was. Can you imagine the tragedy if she were to fall and hurt herself?

A few years ago I got my wife a pair of yaktraks so she doesn't slip and fall when she shovels the driveway. She's due to get a new snow shovel this year and a snobrum so she can clean the cars too.

"...including fully automatic machine guns..." As opposed to what? A fully semiautomatic machine gun? "Watt, he said, also had the lower portion of AR-15s, which, under state law, is considered a completed weapon." So? "Some of the weapon parts had been bought separately and others were believed to have been manufactured by Watt at the machine shop, Mattessich said." So, if I'm putting together an AR from parts bought separately <gasps> realize I don't have a trigger guard, and fashion one out of a coat hanger <double gasps>, what's the problem? So few words, so much fail. What is not to say the guy isn't an idiot breaking the law but there's no need to fill up the page with stuff that's not illegal just to make it worse than it already is.

That would be a resounding no from me. You are trying to cut a deal with the wolves just to eat one toe. They will eat that toe, and the next, and the next and none the other little piggies will make it to the market. And we'll be crying wee wee wee wee all the way to single shot guns. No, don't even entertain that idea. Look at the history of gun control since 1934 and that's a case study on compromising.

Dang it. I really liked the guy. Sayonnara, mia.

Or when your wife shoots your guns better than you...and the RSO notices and ribs you... I mean, it's great, but still

Not providing any legal advice here. But I would shut the hell up and do my thing.

They have something to trade: info on their fellow criminals. We don't.

That would be an easy decision for me. Katchin!

I despise McConnell with the strength of thousand suns but, I got to give him credit for the way he has handled Trumps judicial nominees. He invoked the Biden rule and rejected Obama's nominee for Scalia's vacancy. He followed Reid's precedent that eliminated the filibuster for judicial nominees. I never thought he had it in him. I only wish that he would eliminate the senatorial hold courtesy and accelerated the confirmation for all the vacancies. But you take what you can get. If Trump gets all the vacancies filled out, it has the potential to change the US for the next generations and it will, probably, have a bigger impact than any piece of legislation would. Also these district courts are the feeder farms for future supreme court appointees. Thank you Harry Reid.

You are not wrong. I just had the exactly same conversation this weekend with my eye doctor when I told her I didn't have vision insurance and was going to pay out pocket for the appointment. There are things one has to be responsible for. We are not talking about heart transplants but it doesn't make any sense to force the insurance to cover everything little thing; it just makes it more costly to cover the really important stuff.

I'm surprised it took this long.

They will be classified as pistols and therefore subject to the current pistol restrictions, IMO.