Recent content by PennsyPlinker

The problem is that you are looking for a lawyer who defends people who conceal carry. They are concealed. If you were looking for a lawyer who defended people who openly carried, they would be advertising all over the place! :evil: Seriously now, I would start with the lead you have, and...

I'm not defending you from anything. And please, spare me the hogwash about how you support my right to OC. You just got done saying - twice - that you don't think it is a good idea. That is hardly defending the right. :uhoh:

Well then stick with your choice. A lot of us choose otherwise, and we don't need net nannies telling us we are wrong just because they say so. :fire:

Cassandrasdaddy It does not matter if she was as naked as a jaybird, dancing around with twin Glocks, shooting the soccer balls out from under the feet of the players! It doesn't matter who says what about what might have happened. It doesn't matter what VERSION of ANYTHING anyone reads on...

IT. DOES. NOT. MATTER!!!! :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead: The sheriff's letter stated her license was being revoked for "upsetting people!" It was not revoked for breaking any law, it was not revoked for disobeying a statute, it was revoked for UPSETTING PEOPLE...

Since I OC most of the time, I don't have to waste time telling people I carry a gun! :D

This has absolutely nothing to do with the matter at hand. The sheriff revoked her LTCF, specifically stating that she upset some individuals! This is not the same thing as telling someone they can't come on your property. :banghead:

OC is a choice to be made by anyone in a place where they can OC or CC. But the fact of the matter is, no one is going to change any minds unless they are OCing. That is, unless they have time to go about engaging every individual they meet in an academic discussion. As far as those worthy...

I'll second the Federal bulk pack for the Kadet. Mine never fails to fire with that stuff - well, almost never. :rolleyes: Just about any rimfire ammo is going to misfire from time to time. Also, my experience with .22s is that if they stop working correctly, they usually need to be...

I've owned a PF-9 since June. It probably has a couple of hundred rounds through it so far. You need to keep it clean if you buy one, and it should run just fine. It is not a range pistol, as has already been mentioned, so don't expect to be comfortable shooting a couple of boxes through it...

1858, I am not ArchAngelCD, but I also picked up a used Bisley Vaquero a couple of months ago. I love the grip, and in fact, had been hunting for this specific gun for quite some time. You can get new Bisleys, and you can get new Vaqueros, but you can't get new Bisley Vaqueros! I like the...

If you think it is weird in CT, I open carry ALL THE TIME in the Cabela's here in PA, and when I buy a gun from them (which isn't often) they escort me to the door with my purchase in the hands of an employee, while my OC piece is loaded and ready in its holster in plain view! I don't know...

I don't know that I would care to discuss this with someone who can't even hold his temper in a discussion like this and resorts to personal attacks. You want to know what I've done, go to www.pafoa.org and search on my screen name. I post under the same name there as here. I've put my face...

No, I am not saying that at all. I am saying that I can give a gun to my wife to carry for the day, or to own for the rest of her life without having to go through any paperwork. While there is a paper trail connected with a specific gun, there is no registry where I have to submit my...

Prophet, in PA there is no registry (or there is not supposed to be, anyway) that ties a person to a gun. My wife can carry any of my guns, and I can carry hers. If I want to give it to her to keep, I can do that without paperwork, and vice versa. Once we go outside the immediate family...