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If you can convince a FedEx or UPS agent, or they are simply ignorant of their company policy, put them in a box and address it to yourself at your new address. Or go to a local FFL and have him send them to a FFL near your new home. You'll have to fill out 4473's and be able to convince the OR...

:confused: First, it's the FBI not the ATF. Second, that has absolutely zero to do with the OP's situation.

I bought 17 handguns one day a couple years ago. No problems, no visits, nothing but a smile on my face and my FFL's!

There is no law, generally, related to 'federal property' the law specifies Federal Facilities, which is defined as However there are several Regulations that may apply to 'property': Post Office, VA, Army Corps of Engineers, etc. You will also note the 18 USC 930 has this verbiage: Whereas...

Wikipedia? :eek: If you actually go look at those, none of them, well maybe one of them is a 'school shooting'. The majority 'near a school', or gang initiation, or straight up murder of single person, etc.

You have fallen for the media hype. Define 'these days'. In 2013, ABC News reported that there had been 31 school shootings in the US since Columbine in 1999. I counted 32. That's about 2.2 per year. No significant difference in the last 15 years. Maximum of four, minimum of zero...

Can you show us in the Constitution where pools are listed? Or perhaps a ruling from the United States Supreme Court that tells us ownership/possession/use of a pool is an individual, inalienable, right. ;)

I see Florida is highlighted on this map too. As with most these things, it's somewhat misleading. Florida's law prohibits 'unsafe' storage, but it is only criminal if the minor gets the gun and does something illegal with it. Also, the law does not apply if the gun is obtained via an illegal...

Won't help. NRA/GOA ares very well aware of the activities of the American Academy of Pediatrics. This is an openly anti-firearm organization. Well, I say openly, they have tried to fly under the radar in the last couple years. They actually removed their blatant anti-firearm position...

Precisely why a much better rule, one that requires no adjustment for the circumstances or concern over the proper contexts in which they apply, would be preferable: "Don't shoot anything you don't intend to shoot."

Actually the preemption statute was passed in 1987.

No it's not. See Florida Statute 790.33 Field of regulation of firearms and ammunition preempted.

The 'state' is not going after anyone. It's mostly Florida Carry and area residents.

Oh yeah, we are really worried about the 4 member city council's wishes/wants/desires. Liberal areas of the state are still pissed that cannot infringe on our rights. BTW, the law has been in place of over 26 years. Not really seeing a problem here. They law is already very clear. Don't shoot...

For aimed fire, yes. Most people tend to shoot/aim better with their dominant eye. But it is still important (perhaps critically so) to learn to shoot with either hand with either eye. For point shooting, no.

What is this 'safety' you speak of? :scrutiny: First, if someone is in my house and my firearm is in my hands, then I already have a resonable fear of death or great bodily harm, so any shooting would be justified. Second, keep yours finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. This will...

Incorrect. As Willie and I stated it depends entirely on what state, which LEO, and the circumstances surrounding the asking of the question. Or are you suggesting that it is illegal in every state under any circumstances?

He asked about the legality of the answer, not an opinion on the morality or 'correctness' of the answer. ;) And I Willie have given the only possible 'correct' answer to his query.

You cannot 'train' stupid out of folks. Stupid people will ALWAYS do stupid stuff.