ryan_j

Scott Bach from ANJRPC was talking about this with Sue-Ann Penna on her podcast.

I've seen this happen exactly once, and it was the cops that did it, after my car hit the poor thing. Our town has a deer hotline. You call them and they'll come pick up the carcass. It's run by Space Farms who uses the meat to feed the animals.

I have a LP tank, so I would probably just need a regulator upgrade.

I prefer Onan. The local co-op installs them. For about 10k you can get one installed, all permits and everything. Just provide your own gas supply (natural or LP).

First day we moved in we changed the locks. SOmething's fishy.

I would stay away from leased tanks from the propane co. It gives them license to charge whatever they want since they own the tank and you can't fill it from any supplier. That said, I have found that home delivery for propane is much more expensive for smaller tanks. They charge something like $5-$8 per gallon delivered. With the 500 gallon tank I pay around $2-$3 per gallon. One route I suppose you could go is to get a couple of 100lb DOT tanks and get it filled at the local propane supplier. I don't know how it would hook in to your house but if you don't use a lot of propane it could work. I have a boiler, water heater, range/oven and a clothes dryer that all run on propane.

Shouldn't be a problem.

NY had a court order which required them to issue permits to part time residents. You must own property in NY. Thinking of getting some cheap land somewhere upstate.

And before I get hate mail - this was not meant to offend anyone. I'm a bit overweight myself... lol

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2013/11/post_332.html#incart_m-rpt-1 Guys, feel free to form your own state, you're dragging down the average!!!

When my brother was in Afghanistan earlier this year I sent a box full of candy for his unit. They always appreciate it. The only bad thing was that I had to itemize and weigh every single packet for the customs form.

Yeah that's $250. Too rich for my blood.

Actually the delay is because Gura asked them to hold it. He also asked them to extend the deadline for the NJ case. It's getting interesting because there's Baker and Peruta in CA9 as well, and there's the case in DC at the district level. It's hard to get a feel but I believe something big is brewing here. DC will most certainly have to strike down the law or it will create a massive circuit split like the grand canyon. Remember this is a place that will nail your balls to the wall if they catch you with a spent casing.

They do if you own a business in NY.

You can obtain a target and hunting permit and you can CCW on your way to/from the range and to/from hunting (but there's no pistoi hunting in lawnguyland). I heard 24 hour ranges were a booming business. But unrestricted carry is hard to come by unless you're someone like Anthony Cumia who also has a SC permit in NYC.

Looks like Gura filed to extend the deadline for petition for writ or certiorari and the extension has been granted. So we'll know in January 2014 whether or not they decide to hear this case.

But they can't just leave the case in limbo forever. They have to s*** or get off the pot.

Getting a thrill up my leg for this one.

They do that all the time. Some of them do their best to discourage you. Didn't someone here file an app only to have it returned months later, check uncashed saying it wouldn't be approved don't bother?

NRA basic plus a range qual. Gun For Hire is one of the places that does this.

It puts to bed the lie from the AG that they approve 94% of permits.

I'm not sure, but that's their mindset anyway. They also ban guns in city parks contrary to state law (screw 'em, I carry there anyway). Of course Federal parks are fine for CCW (thanks President Bush!) except federal buildings like the liberty bell monument and independence hall.

http://articles.philly.com/2013-02-09/news/37009392_1_concealed-carry-florida-loophole-reciprocity This was when she first renegotiated the Florida agreement. "The Philadelphia Police Department evaluates the "character and reputation" of anyone seeking a concealed-carry permit (CCP). Some residents who have never been convicted of a crime have been denied a CCP under Philadelphia's process." Sure sounds like may issue to me. Also, check out Philly's law, in direct violation of state law by the way, which means basically if you don't have a home state permit the city of Philadelphia has a law that says you're not legal: http://legislation.phila.gov/attachments/11105.pdf I've carried in Philly and I will carry in Philly but it's with the knowledge that if I have to use my firearm I may spend some time in jail and have to pay a good lawyer. Here is the PA state law which invalidates it: § 6120. Limitation on the regulation of firearms and ammunition. (a) General rule.--No county, municipality or township may in any manner regulate the lawful ownership, possession, transfer or transportation of firearms, ammunition or ammunition components when carried or transported for purposes not prohibited by the laws of this Commonwealth.

With PA it's not about the license fees. It's about Philadelphia which is may issue in practice.

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