JohnnyB

Congratulations oldguysrule649! I also want to get Texas to add to my FL and NH permits collection. Closest I came to Texas was Phoenix, AZ last summer. Not close enough though I was able to visit PK90! With National Reciprocity coming soon as well as the Republicans picking more state seats, I am hoping that the new PA AG either won't bother or won't be able to end reciprocity with NH. Time will tell though!

Without the adapter it will work on single stack. You just have you keep it centered manually. A bit harder but it still works.

I love mine. It really makes those last few rounds a breeze when loading a mag to capacity.

Did you also notice that neither of your Disney World CCWs had a valid FL CCW and your example at Disneyland in CA was a convicted Felon? No example yet presented of a valid CCW license holder arrested for carrying at Disney World. Score: Mipfox 1 Capt14k 0

Yes, none of the licenses were required for NH. My big problem with Florida was the fingerprints! FL requires ink and my local PD said we don't do ink! NJSP told me no prints unless I am an applicant to join the NJSP! Other towns in my area said no, go to your home town. I finally found one detective in my home town that agreed to print me with ink. It took him a good 10 minutes to find an old tube of ink and a roller and finally the deed was done. If you can get ink prints from a LE agency go for it! I would have gladly driven 90 minutes North to GFH for $50 to avoid the aggravation I went through just to get the fingerprints!

Most PDs don't do ink fingerprints. Florida rules dictate you send for their kit which includes their fingerprint cards. Florida also requires a LE agency do the prints and sign off on the card. Your app must then be notarized. You must supply a passport photo as well. I did my FL non res adventure on my own and it was a nightmare! If GFH will do everything in one visit, it is well worth it! Don't overlook the NH non res permit as the only requirement is a filled out application form and a check for $100.

According to J&J Gunworks Facebook page it is Evan Nappen doing the presentation. QUOTE "We are happy to co sponsor this event. Come out and meet the man himself Evan Nappen. Get the right information, get protected" https://www.facebook.com/JJ-Gunworks-264824410347186/

As rightly stated earlier with the NJ FPID card, you can carry an unloaded rifle or shotgun in your trunk all the time. Just don't go onto a school's property.

I am pissed that I can only "like" HE's post once! HE nailed it on the head!

I agree! I wind up buying more and more handguns just to use up the permits I have! Stupid PRNJ, the very system they setup to hinder us from getting more handguns actually causes more purchases! Stupid state!

^^^^Agreed^^^^

I am aware of the dual citizenship being legal but to do it right would come at some expense. I am also pretty certain that a PA resident permit, if forced down the PRNJ's throat by the feds that true NJ shall issue or even non-resident permits would work. Like Mipafox said, too easy to get busted. You can't have DLs in 2 states at the same time without getting caught somehow!

FID cards should not even exist! A flawed idea by a flawed state government! There is NO scenario where it should be a requirement for anything!

I could say I live with my brother in PA. I could also buy a small parcel of swamp land in PA and get a PA DL etc. I would never get caught..........Until I shot someone in self defense. The resulting investigation would most certainly result in my PA resident CCW being deemed fraudulent and my ass going to jail. No thanks!

As HE pointed out. 3 of the 4 Cardinal rules of gun safety were broken by one or more employees who handles guns for a living!

I am exploring the FAS1 type that Troy and others recommended. In the mean time, all weapons and ammunition will be secured in a real safe at ALL times. Only one pistol will be available, and will always be kept unloaded at the top of a closet out of reach. the magazine will be stored far away from the gun at all times. Thanks to everyone who took the time to answer this in a helpful way! Although I still say a 2 1/2 and 3 year old most likely can't rack that slide I will obviously err on the side of their safety and NEVER SAY NEVER when it comes to the ingenuity of curious children! I grew up with guns as did my own children. I learned from my father and I taught my children at a young age about guns and gun safety. Old school as Olderguysrule and Smokin .50 pointed out. These are my grandchildren and only their parents can decide when the time is right for them to learn about guns. I can only push it so far. My kids were raised right. Then they went to college and got their heads all screwed up!

A good way to prevent this would be a policy that customers shooting rentals when finished should notify an RSO. The RSO would ensure the rental weapon is clear before returning it to the counter. The counter person should also check that it's clear prior to storage. I am sure they had a policy in place to prevent this from happening but adding a rule that only an RSO may transport a rental weapon from the counter to the firing line and back to the counter would only help. At least check and flag it. Thank God the employee will be okay and that no one else was hurt. I never rented a gun but I would always carry and present a revolver with the cylinder open or if a pistol, slide locked back or flagged.

Here's to a happy, healthy, pro 2A 2017! Happy New Year to all.

Nick, That is what I am leaning toward. I just want a reliable one. One grandson is 3 and one 2 1/2 years old and that is my point that there is no way in hell that they can rack that slide. In condition 3, the only way they could get hurt is by dropping it on their toe!

I find your response nasty an totally uncalled for! You assume you know know more about guns and gun safety than I do? You do not know me at all!

The Gunbox 2.0 has MANY 1 star ratings for a failure to open! this is why I don't want a biometric safe. Please look at the reviews on Amazon.com before purchasing.

I have safes on every floor of my home. My issue is quick access and yet 3 year old toddler proof. If there is no happy medium, I will sacrifice defense for safety!

Again, my kids will argue that they could accidentally punch in the right access code!

HE....I agree with your sentiments about keeping it in the safe when I am not home. My kids and wife will argue the grandkids could figure out the combo of the simplex safe. How could I assure them this would not be possible?

Sorry. It's a P229 stainless elite. Does that make a difference? It is a heavy pistol. What about the gun would not be a good choice?