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Does anyone buy carry guns even though you can't

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I was wondering if anyone buys carry guns even though they can't carry. I work in PA and would have been able to carry but the non-resident carry permits are no longer reciprocal.

 

If you do buy carry guns but can't actually carry, why buy them?

 

I've thought about getting a G43 but I can't carry. I guess my thinking is that a day will come when we are allowed to carry in NJ. When it does there will be a mad rush to buy. So if I already have one I won't need to worry about fighting the crowds and inventory LOL.

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    If it were up to me every law abiding citizen would be allowed to.

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    Being a gun guy and a cop I get to see both sides. Guns laws don't stop criminals. That's why they are criminals. They don't care about laws. These stupid restrictions do nothing to curb crime. The lo

  • AND, no permit needed.

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Get a NH permit, valid for PA

Yes, because I'm expecting to move to a carry state eventually, and maybe, just maybe, the national carry reciprocity bill becomes law and NJ is dragged kicking and screaming into allowing carry for out-of-state permits.

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Get a NH permit, valid for PA

No sh*t? I thought something went through a few years ago that PA will only accept if you live in the state in which the permit was issued.

 

 

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I open carry in PA, and avoid philthy like the plague it is.

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So do you just carry around your property?

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I open carry in PA, and avoid philthy like the plague it is.

I guess I need to get up to date on the laws. Other then law enforcement I've never observed anyone open carrying in PA

So do you just carry around your property?

Well I used to be able to carry in pa and I will be able to again in a week or so when my NH paperwork comes back. I've also carried in North Carolina on vacation

 

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I'm no expert but believe the NH non resident permit is good. There are a few threads on here about it.

 

No sh*t? I thought something went through a few years ago that PA will only accept if you live in the state in which the permit was issued.

 

 

 

 

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The more interesting question would be, "Does anyone buy carry guns even though you can't"?

Yeah it wasn't accurate, but you still looked at it!

 

 

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The more interesting question would be, "Does anyone buy carry guns even though you can't"?

Yeah it wasn't accurate, but you still looked at it!

 

 

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Would love to own a CCW pistol, but since I live in NJ it's not with the purchase IMHO. Maybe Trump can make it happen :)

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Stainless with after market wood grips.

 

Looking into semi for myself and wife.

Fully expect carry nationwide soon

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I was wondering if anyone buys carry guns even though they can't carry. I work in PA and would have been able to carry but the non-resident carry permits are no longer reciprocal.

 

If you do buy carry guns but can't actually carry, why buy them?

 

I've thought about getting a G43 but I can't carry. I guess my thinking is that a day will come when we are allowed to carry in NJ. When it does there will be a mad rush to buy. So if I already have one I won't need to worry about fighting the crowds and inventory LOL.

 

I did, because I knew I'd be visiting other states  besides PA where I could carry.  This, as well as being able to carry inside my residence in NJ. I also could carry at my business location if I were the owner.

I buy carry guns cause I can carry.

not cool bro, rubbing it in big time. I have a thin blue line flag on my jeep,can I carry?

I almost always carry when I'm out of state, so yes, I have a couple of carry guns.

 

As noted above, get your NH CCW permit so you can carry in PA, and get a FL and/or UT permit to allow you to carry in 30+ other states.  

I buy carry guns cause I can carry.

Every other law abiding American can also.

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not cool bro, rubbing it in big time. I have a thin blue line flag on my jeep,can I carry?

If it were up to me every law abiding citizen would be allowed to.

I bought a carry gun to shoot IDPA, and to carry when in PA. If I were to carry in NJ, I wouldn't announce it, as I'm not a LEO. :)

AND, no permit needed.

12 out of 50 so far.

Another 8 have stuff in the works

If it were up to me every law abiding citizen would be allowed to.

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