Search results for query: *

Sounds good. I tend to gravitate toward things that are simple, tough, and effective - weapons are no exception.

So, I'm going to visit family for Thanksgiving, but there have been numerous robberies in my neighborhood, so I'm not leaving the guns behind to be stolen. The weapons are coming with me, but I need to leave the shogtun and the AK in the trunk of the car for the whole 4 day visit. The...

So a rifle capable of, say, 3/4 MOA at 100m is not necessarily capable of 3/4MOA at 900m? I'm guessing that factors both intrinsic to the rifle (bedding, spin rate, muzzle velocity, load consistency), and extrinsic (wind, humidity) play a role in widening the cone of precision? Here's my...

Somebody let me know when those deals hit the Wally Worlds in North Carolina!

Details: I am a graduate student currently in North Carolina. My other post is here: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=1717658#post1717658 The story goes: the ATF calls me a resident in both NC and Oklahoma. I have an OK DL. I want to make a purchase in NC. I rent an...

I have heard stories about FFLs accepting a military ID plus a utility bill to show residence/identification. I was wondering: what is required for ID? The ATF rule is that it is a document or combo of documents that show name, picture, signature, and address. Does every document...

See - it's confusing. I can't tell you how many people have told me that I am absolutely a resident of Oklahoma. There are an equal number saying that I should change my state of residence. Unfortunately, the nature of the internet is that people tend to throw out speculation. For the...

I can't help but wonder what this guy was thinking when he said that my status somehow preculdes me from getting a long gun transferred. I will go tomorrow and figure out what the deal is.

And this is why I don't need an NC driver license

Ironically, that is opposite of what the ATF says:

Does this mean I have legally changed my state of residence though? It seems to me that if I solidify my residence with an ID from NC I will be giving up my Oklahoma status. hmmm...

I have done quite a bit of reading and searching various sites (including this one), and I have come up with an interpretation of the law. I am in North Carolina. They do not allow out-of-state/nonresidents to buy a handgun. They do allow nonresident purchases of long guns. I want to purchase...