olderguy

Try to stay away from school yards

I have found this one faster and much easier. A relaxing drive compared to 95.

I read somewhere(and I am old and forgetful) that some state does not allow ball ammunition in a CCW or open carry weapon. Can anyone shed light on this or share a link to states that might have this criteria?

They are beautiful, but other than for the sake of displaying artwork, I cannot see the purpose. Sort of like having my hammer engraved. It's a tool also.

I took it April 7 and have still heard nothing.

The real question should be; If I am outside cutting my lawn and I see someone breaking into my house, do I need to go into the house before confronting him?

He seemed to know the house pretty well(went to cellar stairs dragging her). They had a camera monitor. Maybe they had a baby sitter that had a "friend" visit when the sitter was there and the baby was asleep?

Gunforhire Urban Pistol teaches a pretty thorough way of loading a semi one-armed. I am waiting for the one-armed revolver reload instruction, also.

Only ammo that runs flawless in my Ruger Mark II, and I am down to 100 rounds

By the time I filled in all the info and placed the order it was out of stock

I have no connection with Firearms Support and Storage, and have never used their services. But, were it my decision, I would store them there if the rates aren't out of line. There are too many pitfalls leaving them with your Uncle. Changing your residence, you would need to change your FID address and that could be a mess. God forbid; a fire or theft at your Uncles place could be a very troublesome event with guns he does not own.

Not to nitpick; but the "place of purchase" covers the purchaser, what about the seller?

When I was a kid "Inside" was punishment during the day. "You can't play nice; get in the house until you can."

I'm going to go with the powder wasn't loaded at all and what you heard was the primer.

Pull the bullet and see if there is any powder or residue.

I would think so if it is range property and not very public. I would have no problem with a range like Cherry Ridge parking lot, but at GFH I would at least go into the building to the rear seating area.

Same here from Webber

^^^^ This ^^^^^ Then sell the one you currently own.

Looks like my yard the past two years. Before that, never saw one turkey in 15 years.

Must be in the middle of a run. 155 available when I ordered. Shot the last 500 rounds without a problem.

agreed!

^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^

With a head shot, and then wait until he finishes running.

You do not need to apply for the permits, you just need to meet the requirements referenced. If you do not meet them, and you accept the firearms, you are subject to prosecution. If you actually meet the requirements, you need do nothing. Meeting the requirements does not mean that you need to apply, you just meet them.

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