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Just a bit of clarification on Alabama: Permit is required only for concealed carry, and for vehicle carry. Not for purchase (instant check at FFL), no regulations on FTF transfer (unless you know/suspect the transferee to be ineligible). Open carry legal except for the same restrictions on...

Valid ID Well, IANAL either, but according to the expanded explanation, the OP'er had an EMT license and a firefighter ID (one would be State, one Local) government issued ID. That would truly seem to satisfy the valid, state issued ID question. Alabama Family Man :cool:

New Jersey: The Garden State - We'll plow ya' and plant ya' New Jersey: Whadda you lookin' at?!?

battery If you don't feel good about pulling wires, well, just about anyone can pull a battery out with a wrench and a heave.

Whoa!! unspellable: "Madison County Sheriff Department handout: 4. Question: Who may not obtain a pistol license? Answer: (9) No person who has been convicted of an offense involving firears;..." Yep, we'll git ya' if you don't keep that thar fire arse under control...:rolleyes:

bearing arms I find it very interesting, as well, that while specifically not deciding about carry outside the home, he pretty much seems to say you can. "Since D.C. Code § 22-4504 (prohibition against carrying a pistol without a license) and D.C. Code § 7-2507.02 (disassembly/trigger lock...

Bored? No, I'm not bored. :neener:

no need for lock The question was obviously how to keep from breaking the law.

TN non-resident Just looked, TN safety website lists requirements for AL resident to get non-resident permit: 'Applicant must be twenty-one (21), take a DOS approved handgun safety course, complete the Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit application, provide proof of U.S. Citizenship or Lawful...

Tennessee carry... Be aware, that Tennessee does have a restriction on recognition of Alabama permits, that being that if you work in TN: "any Alabama citizen who works in Tennessee on a "regular basis," (i.e. for over 30 hours per week for over 6 months) after July 1, 2003 will only be...

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ALABAMA SECTION 26 Right to bear arms. That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state.

Marry her? Spencerhut: "When you can find a hot, intelligent woman that likes guns and fast cars . . . marry her quickly." I did. My first 'test' before dating (22 years ago) was, could I keep up while driving back roads through town to her house (passed), followed with intelligent...

LAWFIGHT "...with the exception of the key, which shall be in the attorney's pocket. " Remember, some lunatic is breaking in and attacking. There should several similar keys in his pocket, and he has to get the right one, under panic and fear.

When encountering those who a scared at the sight of a gun I am planning on buying one of these: http://www.thoseshirts.com/diversitybk.html

Alabama In Alabama the Castle Doctrine bill was signed into law in April 06. It specifically states that there is no duty to retreat from any place you are legally allowed to be (if'n you don't start the ruckus)

Alabama NOT Shall Issue ... technically, it is 'may issue'. In reality, it is pretty close.

Agreed Most who are non-violent will remain non-violent unless pushed too far, much like many of us. Many 'felonies' should not be, and there are getting to be more and more all the time. My uncle is a felon, from argueing/refusing to go along with county mandated payments for...

oneslowgun: about those grudges, are you THIS good? It was rumored she held grudges till they died of old age, then had them stuffed and mounted. -- David Weber, 'Field of Dishonor', Ch. 3 --

Established Media Quote: Owning a camera is really a collective right anyway. That's why we have the National Eye (the fictitious camera equivalent to the National Guard). Actually, you did not express fictional ideas or sarcasm there. The "National Eye" would be established media...