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Been to four of them, found great deals at two, nothing exciting at two. Still, an afternoon looking at firearms I wouldn't call wasted :P

The FA-10 is pretty easy, and if you send it certified mail there's no wondering if it got lost since you get the green card back.

While I'd love to do VT instead, it's gotten too expensive now. Anyone know how Washington County is on giving pistol permits?

What do I need to do? I know they register handguns, do I need to register the ones I own now or just new ones? Is there a grace period for one to obtain their license, etc?

Yes the banner is on the back side of a parking lot on Lansdowne Street. It's on the Mass Pike (Route 90) so it's very, very visible. The building is owned by John Rosenthal, so you can't rent it out. It ALWAYS has an anti-gun banner there. He's one of those "Well I'm a gun owner too"...

Haven't carried while riding yet, still too new at it (riding). Picked up an '82 Yamaha XJ750 last year, love it. The best part is, my wife actually likes riding on the back :D

Other, had what I consider an AD since it was a malfunction of the rifle. Had the safety on on a Remington .222, pulled the trigger intending to fire. Gun didn't fire, looked at safety and took safety off. Gun fired and bullet hit the target.

Yet another one from Naked Gun/Police Squad: The forensics guy is sharing with Frank Drebin the results from pistol round penetration tests, using videocassettes. :p

The EG Mak, or at least mine, also has a very smooth trigger pull. Recoil is snappy, but not painful and certainly not as much as a .357 out of a 6" 686.

S&W 686+ 6" AR-15 Lamborghini LM002 (Their 4x4 produced in the 80's)

Some whiny anti was on the radio last night complaining that 'once the AWB goes away, anybody will be able to go into WalMart and buy an UZI' :rolleyes: 1) WalMart wouldn't sell them anyway 2) They're not illegal now, you can walk into a MA gunshop and buy an UZI 3) MA licensing...

Massachusetts is a Commonwealth.

Funny, I had always just assumed I could get one :D Then I found out how much of a pain it was in MA Did it anyway :)

Thanks, if I was still in MA I'd definitely go to Four Season's, as their prices are reasonable and the service (and selection for what it's worth in MA) is great. Sportsman's Trading - I was in there once and prices were so astronomical as to be laughable, and the selection was minimal...

gggman - thanks for reminding me about them - didn't they used to have an 'extension' store in Portsmouth for NH transfers?

Anyone have some ideas of good shops to go to? The one I liked near me closed down, and I'm not a huge fan of Riley's so I'm looking for a new place to go. Any suggestions are appreciated :D

My company has since Jan. of last year, ar15.com, assaultweb, TFL, glocktalk, even frugal squirrel's. This site has escaped their radar so far :D

I got a good one. I went to a gun shop to return scope rings I had bought for my FAL, they weren't high enough and I wanted to have the store order higher ones. The gun shop OWNER didn't believe me, claimed I had to be holding the rifle wrong. So he picks up a bolt action rifle from...

Springfield isn't in MA, it's in IL IIRC. We have S&W _in_ Springfield of course :D Isn't Kahr arms also in MA?

The two Barnes + Noble's and the Borders in Boston all sell gun magazines, of course thats across the river from you... And on Mass Ave. near the Porter Square T (subway) station in Cambridge, is Roach's - an actual gun shop.