ryan_j

I actually don't mind if there's an actual law and they ask. But here we have them tagging all "firearm related items" as needing info about citizenship. This to me is a very slippery slope. If they were just asking about guns and ammo, fine. I would happily say "yes" when they ask me about my citizenship. But not for ammo boxes. I don't need to "show my papers" to buy a stupid plastic/metal box.

No, they are asking because federal law says that illegals and non-resident aliens cannot possess ammo, and they can't knowingly sell to them: http://www.justice.g...nts/guncard.pdf

Simple question, why are they asking?

Then why are they asking?

He was perfect for AGT and Britain's got talent. Right there next to Simon Cowell...

Prior to his CNN show he was a judge on a reality show and prior to that he was editor of a British tabloid, which shut down due to the now infamous phone hacking scandal. In other words, do you really think he's qualified to give political advice to anyone? I watch him for shits and giggles now and again, but mostly because I want to hear his guests.

My mom knows little about the issues. I'm not discussing politics with her. In fact I don't know what she thinks about most issues.

No they can't. If they refuse to sell me a stupid plastic box because I am not a US citizen that is illegal. A private company is not like a private home. If you operate a retail store that is a place of public accommodation. You can decide which individuals you do business with but you CANNOT discriminate against protected classes. Completely and totally different, and they still can't refuse me service because of my nationality or national origin except for very specific exemptions. And yes, I am fully aware that this particular incident may be an oversight, retail store drones blindly following the computer etc. But this should absolutely be brought to their attention and it should be fixed.

Why should I have to tell a private company something that they could use to unlawfully discriminate against me? It's a fookin plastic (or metal) box. It's not a nuclear warhead or anything. They have ZERO business asking.

Good old victor snap traps baited with peanut butter work for me.

So do they allow hats? I'd just wear a NRA hat.

yes, I agree on the jury nullification shirt!

Most of the country is pro-gun. This is a reflection of that.

I spoke to the nice HR lady and told her exactly what it was for. They said, "no problem!" a few of my "colleagues" do carry and have NYC carry permits.

Don't the memberships come with discounted range time? I think the silver memberships knock the hourly rate down to $15.

I would leave the whole thing alone.

Come and take 'em.

Starts off? It's riddled with it, like my targets are riddled with bullet holes after a day at the range. I had no idea we banned automatic weapons like Uzis and AK-47s in "pre-2004."

Mailed mine in February and it's still processing.

I WILL NOT comply, but I WILL be looking out for the shirts.

One more thing, this is making a revolver ever more attractive now. Picking up brass from a semi-auto can be (maybe it's not for you, but it can be) a ****, but with the revolver, no problem.

I shoot not as much as I like to, and I'm learning to reload.

The moral of the story here is never trust the maps you see on websites. Look at the laws/agreements yourself.

Figured. All of the good pizza is in Brooklyn.

Looks like Maine in PA is now resident only, so if you were considering getting a maine permit to carry in PA, don't bother. http://www.handgunla...Reciprocity.pdf 4/1/13 - PA Only Honors Maine Resident Permit Haven't seen it anywhere else, but I did read the agreement on the PA AG page, and apparently it has been that way since 2011. For those in PA - is it possible to recall your AG? Please, pretty please?