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ryan_j

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  1. Quoted for fooking truth!!!
  2. Two boots pizza in NYC near st vincent's is the most unique I've had. Around here the pizza isn't so good but if I really had to choose one here it would be family pizza in sussex.
  3. Wait, why is he talking about carry and you're applying for a purchase permit? I thought you could carry as a corrections officer? What does one have to do with the other?
  4. You take my money and you give me guns and ammo. Don't need anything fancy for that.
  5. There's no "may not" the law is pretty clear. http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/18/00.061.006.000..HTM § 6106. Firearms not to be carried without a license. (a) Offense defined.-- (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), any person who carries a firearm in any vehicle or any person who carries a firearm concealed on or about his person, except in his place of abode or fixed place of business, without a valid and lawfully issued license under this chapter commits a felony of the third degree. (2) A person who is otherwise eligible to possess a valid license under this chapter but carries a firearm in any vehicle or any person who carries a firearm concealed on or about his person, except in his place of abode or fixed place of business, without a valid and lawfully issued license and has not committed any other criminal violation commits a misdemeanor of the first degree. (b) Exceptions.--The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to: ... (11) Any person while carrying a firearm in any vehicle, which person possesses a valid and lawfully issued license for that firearm which has been issued <u>under the laws of the United States or any other state So you can happily carry on with your FL CCW. Carry in your vehicle under the FL permit and open carry without a permit. Just be prepared for law enforcement harrassment if you OC, and don't OC in Philadelphia.
  6. LOL, that's EXACTLY where I imagined you'd be... I buy from skylands and simon peter but more choice up here can't hurt.
  7. Semi auto pistols - Springfield, Kimber and Beretta Revolvers - S&W Shotguns - Remington and Mossberg Rifles - no preference, maybe build my own?
  8. You can tour Pripyat but I don't think you can touch the antenna. I have ham friends who toured and a group tour is cheap (excluding airfare and accommodation), less than $200. Private tour is around $500 but you get a one on one experience. The Russian woodpecker was a menace during the cold war. You are DXing on 40m or 20m and all of a sudden it fires right up on top of you, just before you get the confirmation that you put that rare DX station in the log. Some hams used to send spaced dits in CW and it was reported to have stopped the woodpecker. I can just imagine the scene on the other end, some screen in a military command center goes crazy, the guy lets out a few cuss words in Russian/Ukrainian, then changes the channel. The area is still radioactive so you can't stay there very long but it has cooled down enough for people to visit briefly. It is now teeming with plant and animal life, due to the absence of humans. The Russians were AWESOME. Some of the things they did... from the RBMK nuclear reactors to the Kola borehole, all for Mother Russia. I am a ham too, btw.
  9. Unfortunately the naming thing crosses party lines, for example the "USA PATRIOT" Act.
  10. I was talking about in PA. OC doesn't require a permit in PA.
  11. You never know... you may come across something dirt cheap.
  12. Yep, I was taught in a CDL class that you should keep your documents in the side pocket or on the seat. In my cars always keep them together in an envelope in the side pocket except my DL in my wallet.
  13. If I have a permit from any state, I can transport it in a vehicle. So that means my now not recognized Florida permit is good for vehicle carry. And as you said, OC requires no permit (except in philadelphia).
  14. So that means if I have a shotgun and a hacksaw in the house I can be presumed to be a criminal, because I can make a sawed off shotgun...
  15. Yeah there is. Remember, 94% of them get approved. So as long as you have neeeeadd you can get one.
  16. Understood, but what I was saying was that even if FL recognizes resident or its own permits only, it wouldn't matter because a NJ resident could get a FL permit which would be good in Florida along with a bunch of other states. So I'd get the Florida permit because it is good in Florida along with other states. This brings me to Pennsylvania. I would absolutely gladly get a permit from Pennsylvania if I could. That would be my preference because Pennsylvania is where I would carry mostly anyway. But I can't, because they have the rule that you must have a permit from your home state first, which we mere mortals obviously cannot get. So either I get a permit from another state like UT, VA, AZ (or FL, until now) or I don't carry, or I open carry (no permit needed), and I don't like to open carry. But if they take away the option to use an out of state permit only, I'm SOL because I can't get a PA permit. At least with FL I could get a FL permit and carry there even though they only recognize resident permits. Clear now?
  17. oink oink flap flap Let's hope I'm wrong and we win.
  18. Totally. Friends and family.
  19. Yeah I would take it with a grain of salt.
  20. It's available at Costco here too. I see it at Costco in Wayne and Wharton.
  21. They aren't too bad. They look more like SUVs now. I generally don't understand why a lot of guys hate them, but I like ours (2013 Sienna) a lot. It's fun to drive with a 266HP v6 and sequential sport shift. It's not a sports car but it is quick. You get the power slide doors which you don't get in a SUV. Toyota has AWD or VDIM in 2WD which makes driving on snow a piece of cake. They are also very roomy inside. You won't get roomy in a SUV unless you go with a gas pig like a navigator or a suburban. Yep, we got the limited AWD 2013 with nav, RES, HID lights and all the other stuff. Even installed tracvision in motion satellite TV (rear passenger use only, I know cops are watching the forum, don't get any ideas, lol). I wish they offered the Limited in 8 passenger because we could use the extra seat. If you get the AWD get a spare tire. It comes with run flats but I don't trust them. When they wear out I'm getting a regular set and a set of snows on spare rims. To tell you how roomy it is, we can fit our triple stroller which didn't fit in a lot of other vehicles. It fits comfortably in the cargo area.
  22. It's on the GFH website. http://gunforhire.com/range-membership/ Looks nice. I should be there for the tour.
  23. Is it? I thought that the K-P coke was made with beet sugar whereas mexicoke was made with cane sugar. btw, Pepsi makes pepsi throwback which also uses real sugar but I believe they use beet sugar. It's available year round. The whole reason for not using cane sugar has to do with tarriffs.
  24. Doesn't surprise me. While this doesn't really describe every officer on the force, I really do believe that there is a lot of crime and corruption taking place in the NYPD. There is also a lot of drunk driving going on. A former cow-orker was an NYPD officer in da bronx and he said that in his estimation, 75% of officers on the job driving around would drink before they reported for their shift. I guess to deal with the scum you find in the city you kinda have to take your medicine.

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