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Evan Nappen covered this in his #141 podcast yesterday. In essence, he states that, given how the law is written, the "burden of proof" is on you that you are possessing/carrying "legally" instead of the State having to prove that you are possessing/carrying "illegally."

I think they've upgraded since then, perhaps. I took delivery on my P226 in late December. When I was there, I saw two SP2022 kits being prepped. They both had two mags and the level 3 paddle holster. It's in a larger plastic box than a standard P226 box.

Doesn't the SP2022 kit come with a level 3 RHS paddle holster, like this one?

I've burned my 1st two permits already. So, maybe, in another 1/2 year, I'll look at getting two more. I'd be looking at upgrading from 9mm to .45acp. So, maybe a 1911 .45acp. Perhaps a .45LC revolver. But there are other, more current priorities. Specifically, a 12G. Probably a 930 class semi-auto.

We started as 10 y/o with a .22 single shot bolt action in the prone position. I think 25-50 yard range or something like that.

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I've burned both of my 2 initial P2Ps. So that's it on hand guns until I decide to (and can afford to ) step up to .45acp, and then maybe I'll get a 1911 (and, perhaps a .45LC revolver). In the mean time, I'm looking at a 12G semi-auto.

Don't think of Frog Lube as "Ben Gay" - Think of it as "Wintergreen." :D

+1 for Frog Lube.

I'm guessing, the authorities would not go along with that. The FID might be "revoked," at some point, without necessarily revoking voting rights. Would they force the person to give up their voting card such that they can't use it in a LGS (resulting in, potentially, not being able to use it, if ever needed) to vote?

Yeah, didn't think about that. Green card should also be allowed in place of voter ID.

And that's perfectly fine. The person, when applying for an FID, can be required to provide their voter ID, as they must provide other things (mental health records, criminal history, etc.). I could even accept a requirement to show voter ID to an FFL for purchases, transfers, etc, *along with* the FID, DL, etc. As long as there's no endorsement/stamp on the voter ID (or DL etc.), and no permanent record of it in the voter registration DB itself. I have had to show it. Not for Jury duty or voting (yet), but at certain venues where a "street address" had to be verified. Before I completed the FID bureaucracy, my DL and other IDs had my PO box on them. Only the voter ID had street address (by definition/necessity).

I would have to disagree with having the "endorsement" on the voter ID card itself, or any other form of ID that is needed to prove identity in any other "non firearms" related scenario. No one should be "forced" to expose themself as a firearms owner to anyone else, unless they choose to do so. For example, voter ID is often associated with jury duty/service. If one is required to show voter ID to verify eligibility for jury service, the endorsement would make it known that the potential juror is a firearms owner. And this info. could, literally, be exposed even to the legal representation in a given case (I've personally had that happen to me in re. my P.I.I., as a juror in a different state). And, more fundamentally, an election official can ask for the voter ID card to verify eligibility to vote at a polling place. Some of these election officials can be one's own neighbors. In my own polling place, one of the officials was a guy that worked at my company and an internal IT business client of mine. It was enough that he knew my party affiliation, let alone firearms ownership. Firearms ID should be its own separate ID card, as it is currently in NJ. You can certainly require/verify a voter ID as part of the qualification process, but no record/endorsement of firearms ownership should be part of the voter ID registration, or Driver's License, or any other ID that is used to verify personal identity to another party.

That would be this gentleman: Jon H. Gutmacher, Esq. He wrote the Florida equivalent of the Nappen book.

Thanks much. I knew about Harrisburg but wasn't sure about the Allentown show.

Do they normally sell ammo at these shows, or only the weapons themselves?

That $56.00 includes Xfr + NICS, correct?

Sig Sauer P226

From the NJ Permanent Statutes Database: NJSA 2C:39-1 b. Scroll down a little once you click on that URL.

Per the "existing" NJSA 2C:39-1 b Has this changed at all? Although I do note that it does not account for "wear and tear."

How would this course compare to NRA "1st steps Pistol?" (Done that already).

Excellent. Better than mine, actually. 24 days. From one "dobie" lover to another... Well done!

Precisley. And 4-wheel drive means absolutely nothing on Ice. Not that it means a whole lot with snow, either...

This Book - Florida Firearms Law Use and Ownership is the Florida equivalent of Evan Nappen's big orange book. Best of luck.

I don't recall it being sung in other languages, at least for the USA market. I was referring more to the "multinational" assembly of people on the hill. That, and the very "progressive/Kumbyah/let's all get along" theme of that commercial. Sorta what I think they're trying to do with this commercial... or, at least, "appear to be doing." What they might actually be trying to do is grow their market share in those "featured" countries.