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Thanks, I don't go to philly anyway...just another sh!t hole I never care to visit. It's not like I carry just because I can in the states I'm allowed, I usually only carry when I go out dual sporting my dirt bike in no mans land in other states....you never know, I may need to kill something to eat if I get lost....I've been in some very remote spots across the country. I probably wouldn't throw my gun up on the dash anyway.............Hmm this brings up another question. I had heard a motorhome can be considered your residence while traveling. Does this have any bearing on having a firearm in my motorhome? Just wondering.

Does this mean if I'm traveling through PA in my motorhome I can just throw my handgun up on the dash? Have in my holster on my side open carry? I do have a FL non-res cc permit.

Like everyone stated...easy to build....parts unavailable....unless you don't mind paying up to 3x the cost. If money is no object e-bay and gunbroker has everything you will need for sale at one time or another. Yes, you need to get the lower from a dealer to register it to you just like a long gun. I actually bought a stripped lower but an assembled upper. If NJ decides to ban with no grandfather clause they will get my stripped lower because I sold everything else Then there is this option for a lower. http://aresarmor.com/store/FAQ http://aresarmor.com/store/index.php?app=ecom&ns=catshow&ref=hmgar15&sid=891f6929sb06scacv2160b983258yruq They are backordered at the moment but I have one coming (some day). Then I will build my own......but...if there is a ban in NJ I'll have to store it "elsewhere".

Actually I was just going to post my choices for when my 2 permits get here and I already have a sig p226 classic 22lr and the 9mm X-Change kit on lay away. My theory is that I can plink all day gaining muscle memory, aiming, handling, and general operatrions of the gun in 22 form and just have to practice "some" in 9mm (for recoil) for much less money for ammo. This will be my basic HD gun. My wife will be getting a 9mm (something) for the obvious recoil reasons and what I was wondering is should I get the X-Change kit in 40 instead of 9mm? My original thought is same ammo makes it easier.....but...now with the way ammo is maybe having more choices is better. I know, I know, just get the X-Change kit in 9mm, 40, and 357sig........which I probably will do eventually. Pretty cool, one permit 4 different calibers, only one frame (with similar sights) to learn. Get this, it was cheaper to buy the 226 in 22lr AND the 9mm x-change kit than to buy the 226 in 9mm....go figure. My other purchase I'm leaning towards is the Smith and Wesson Sheild in 9mm. Very hard to find, but once my permits get here I'll be scouring the state for one. I read that they have been having problems with the Sheild in 40 dropping mags while shooting. Anyone have experience with this? Anyway, any comments, suggestions would be welcome. I already have a Ruger Redhawk 44 mag and a Ruger LCR 38 special so it's time for some auto's..... Oh, and hello...nice site!

Hey there, been doing some reading and decided to join. I have been handling guns and hunting since 1972. Don't hunt much anymore but like to shoot. These politicians are driving my nuts.....I just hope folks really wake up this time and vote them out. I did check my legislators (district 1) and they did a fine job on voting....and I thanked them. Anyway waiting for my permits to arrive, have some questions on some handguns I'll post up Nice site