ryan_j

It's because they'd likely run afoul of some other laws if they did what they really wanted, which was to slow down and background check every firearm transferred as part of a will from a deceased person.

I listen to him often but I sometimes tire of listening to talk radio on my way home from work. But when there are key court decisions, Mark is a must listen. His books are superb too.

Seems as though you're good.

LOL don't say that! PA is a gun rights mecca!

Here is the change to New Hampshire. http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/nhsp/ssb/permitslicensing/documents/Saf-C2100.pdf We are hoping Utah remains untouched because no one in PA can get a Utah permit without having gotten a PA LTCF first. The intent is to make sure Philly residents can't carry.

Yep, certainly looks that way. http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/nhsp/ssb/permitslicensing/documents/dssp260.pdf

Welcome! I live in Wantage in Sussex County. So we're fairly close by?

Yeah that explains it. Well what can I tell ya. You're screwed but you get to keep your job.

Well I think we all realize that race is defined often for political expediency and nothing else.

I used to work with "the public" at one time. I used to go to people's homes and fix their computers, as a contractor for Dell. Never really had any issues. Everyone was so nice, because I fixed all their stuff quickly and I never had much of any repeat calls. The commercial clients I used to go to, however, were a different story. Banks especially were big time hard asses. But I could never see myself working in food service retail. It seems as though you get the worst of the worst.

Technically if you can prove your residence, you are a dual resident under Federal law. But I am not sure PA would give you a LTCF. Why not just make your primary residence PA? If you're a gubmint employee in NJ that could be one reason?

Not sure what the NJ2AS plan is but you should ping Frank about it if you're serious. The problem last I heard is that he couldn't verify whether a denial would have any negative effect.

Funny how this doesn't happen in other states.

Well, why don't they? Because maybe it won't support their side of the story?

I don't mind motorcycles using the HOV lanes though. They are fuel efficient and how exactly are you going to carpool on a bike?

I doubt they'll disclose it. Florida put the dept of ag in charge of gun permits for precisely that reason.

LOL you are the guy saying "lock your doors" yet you're saying you won't be a prisoner in your own home... I home carry most of the time but I also keep a weapon closely accessible for those times at home when clothing is optional.

I have had my class M pretty much since I've had my license, but I stopped riding (because my friend I used to ride with died in a crash and I just lost interest). Not all bikers ride carelessly but there are some who make the whole bunch look bad. And typically they are young males riding sport bikes. The more mature bikers riding cruisers generally ride safely from my observation. I have no problem with people who follow the law when riding and ride safely. But I'm not going to exactly feel sorry for the guy doing 100mph and then getting his brains slammed against an 18 wheeler. For the record I keep out of the way of bikers.

Some Commercial trucks are almost 100

It's 13.50 cash, 9.25 ezpass. Carpool discount knocks off 5 bucks so it's 4.25. But it's not automatic. You need to use EZPass, sign up for the plan, use the CASH lane and stop let them see that you have 3 in the vehicle.

Yes, on-ramp to GWB upper level. Right lane is HOV 3+. I take it often because I have 5 in the car. Of course the trucks will take it too then try to merge back when they see the PAPD up ahead.

Home carry.

Nobody knows. They haven't put it on the calendar yet from what I gather. http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/calendars/sc_appeal.htm

This. Aldisert is 93 years old. He is going to expire soon. This is his legacy and I'm sure he's darned proud of it.

You know what happened in Illinois, right? They gave them 180 days to comply. They extended it a couple of times but the date which they were allowed to keep the restrictions in place wasn't extended for long. So it was either pass a law or constitutional carry becomes the law. It won't be 10 years but it might be about a year. That is provided we win in the first place. But, for us we already have a system in place so even easier. All that needs to be done is strike justifiable need (court will do that) and everything else remains as-is. You go through the process and the superior court HAS to grant your permit as long as your police chief approves. And your police chief has to approve you if you are of good character and have a clean background.