confinedbythecurtain
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In Kali, ummmmmmmmmmmmm a lot of deserts for cheap shooting??? Thats all I got.
CA, MA, NJ, CT, NY, MD residents.. defend your state!
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TonyB
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Alot depends on the county you're in..upstate rural counties are a breeze..I got my permit in about 6 months..with hunting and target restrictions..took an extra NRA class,wrote a letter to my local judge and got my restrictions off in about 2 weeks..actually spoke to the judge on the phone and he apologised for taking so long....NY city is another story
Also I hear there are some counties where you have to see the sheriff and it's all up to him if you get a permit.I moved from Albany county to Rensslaer county...lots easier in Rens.Alabny makes you go before the judge even for an amendment and it takes a few weeks...in Rens co I can get mine the same day as long as the pistol permit clerk is working....
Alot depends on the county you're in..upstate rural counties are a breeze..I got my permit in about 6 months..with hunting and target restrictions..took an extra NRA class,wrote a letter to my local judge and got my restrictions off in about 2 weeks..actually spoke to the judge on the phone and he apologised for taking so long....NY city is another story
Also I hear there are some counties where you have to see the sheriff and it's all up to him if you get a permit.I moved from Albany county to Rensslaer county...lots easier in Rens.Alabny makes you go before the judge even for an amendment and it takes a few weeks...in Rens co I can get mine the same day as long as the pistol permit clerk is working....
stealthmode
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CA
nothing good here about the anit-gun laws, why are you people fooling yourselves?
nothing good here about the anit-gun laws, why are you people fooling yourselves?
Augustwest
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Haven't seen it mentioned here, but CT is kinda ok Class IIIwise. 'ceptin' for a little kink in the law that makes select fire arms assault weapons, and therefore illegal. But I could hold a full auto MAC-10 in one hand, and a semi in the other, and that would be fine... 
jdkelly
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Massachusetts
Only one of our Senators has killed his girl friend!
Respectfully,
jdkelly
Only one of our Senators has killed his girl friend!
Respectfully,
jdkelly
SnWnMe
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We have porn stars in Kali.
We are probably the biggest firearm market in the U.S. (every new law initiates something like panic buying)
When our gun laws bleed over into your states we won't see the big deal. We've living with it for a while.
We are probably the biggest firearm market in the U.S. (every new law initiates something like panic buying)
When our gun laws bleed over into your states we won't see the big deal. We've living with it for a while.
stealthmode
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ok i stand corrected from my earlier post, if it werent for the new anti gun laws i would not of bought lots of neat stuff
artherd
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California:
* CCW Permits are basically 'shall issue' in some counties.
* Rifles and shotguns (that aren't 'aws' !!!) are still not controled, registered, or regulated.
* Ammo isn't even locked up at many stores, pretty freely available.
* In theroey at least, ClassIII weapons are legal! (with a seperate DOJ permit, ie takes pull and $$$$$$$$.)
* Surpruising number of shooters.
* I bought 3 .50BMGs before they were banned.
* CCW Permits are basically 'shall issue' in some counties.
* Rifles and shotguns (that aren't 'aws' !!!) are still not controled, registered, or regulated.
* Ammo isn't even locked up at many stores, pretty freely available.
* In theroey at least, ClassIII weapons are legal! (with a seperate DOJ permit, ie takes pull and $$$$$$$$.)
* Surpruising number of shooters.
* I bought 3 .50BMGs before they were banned.
Rabid Rabbit
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Maryland:
We're not MA or NJ, we're too close to CA to make a difference.
VA is to the south PA is to the north.
Same house and property is about $75k less than 2 miles away in VA.
They actually have a range protection law.
We're not MA or NJ, we're too close to CA to make a difference.
VA is to the south PA is to the north.
Same house and property is about $75k less than 2 miles away in VA.
They actually have a range protection law.
SnWnMe
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Oh and I almost forgot, most of us here in Kali are sitting on $200,000 home equity 
Only good thing to say about Jersey is we have some nice ranges to shoot. Here's mine www.cjrpc.com
mack69
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Illinois:
We can have guns...
True our state needs alot of work but at least we can still have guns...No thanks to king dick and his village idiot rod. But there are always rumblings here. The anti's are rabid here. If king dick would only see that the only way to rid his pathetic city of the violence and crime is to allow ccw in the city, and state. mack
Illinois:
We can have guns...
True our state needs alot of work but at least we can still have guns...No thanks to king dick and his village idiot rod. But there are always rumblings here. The anti's are rabid here. If king dick would only see that the only way to rid his pathetic city of the violence and crime is to allow ccw in the city, and state. mack
Nathaniel Firethorn
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Cjrpc
CJRPC, like a lot of other outdoor ranges, is being encroached by sprawl. Unlike a lot of other ranges, they decided to do something about it, and started buying up surrounding land as it became available.
The other strategy is used by Falls Township R&P: Let a developer buy you out and relocate you to a larger site next to switching yards, cement plants, and the like. The neighbors aren't bothered at all.
Any outdoor range that's experiencing sprawl and is not doing one of these should start counting its days. They're numbered.
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CJRPC, like a lot of other outdoor ranges, is being encroached by sprawl. Unlike a lot of other ranges, they decided to do something about it, and started buying up surrounding land as it became available.
The other strategy is used by Falls Township R&P: Let a developer buy you out and relocate you to a larger site next to switching yards, cement plants, and the like. The neighbors aren't bothered at all.
Any outdoor range that's experiencing sprawl and is not doing one of these should start counting its days. They're numbered.
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Model520Fan
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MA: (in addition to previously mentioned) A lot of clubs and ranges. For that matter, a lot of IPSC and IDPA, in addition to bullseye.
NJ: I don't have to live there any more.
NJ: I don't have to live there any more.
El Rojo
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The PRK isn't that bad. I shot a coyote the other day with my neutered CAB-10 while coyote calling. That almost makes me feel good about living here. I ended up getting one more right after we took this picture with the .22-250. Coyote calling is fun and you can do plenty of it here.
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Aguila Blanca
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Doesn't CT still have it's own AWB on the books? That's what I was told awhile after the national AWB expired. A friend wanted to add a flash supressor to a post-ban AR-15, and the gun shop owner first told him he'd see what was available, then a day later he called up and said "Forget it."
BlackManWithAGun
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From MD
Seems like we are members of the Dirty Dozen or so areas left that don't have a equitable CCW for its residents. Though born in the blackwater swamps of VA, I live and fight for Maryland. I believe our State Police are the nicest. They'll follow you home from gun shows and gun stores every now and then, I think for security.
Kenn
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I am helping the motivated future of the pro-gun world work on a new project and could use some pro gun folks to report what's going on in your state so we can reach young gun owners that are not a part of the RKBA movement. Looking for someone from NYC, DE, CA, RI, WI, NE, IL, NJ, MA, and DC that would like to write a monthly column about the situation in your state. Nothing too lengthy, full of humor and light as we are trying to win "souls" here. If interested, check out www.urbanshooter.com and send me an email. I have to warn you though, they are trying to cultivate the middle ground so they aren't as hardcore and "no compromise" as we are.
kb
Seems like we are members of the Dirty Dozen or so areas left that don't have a equitable CCW for its residents. Though born in the blackwater swamps of VA, I live and fight for Maryland. I believe our State Police are the nicest. They'll follow you home from gun shows and gun stores every now and then, I think for security.
Kenn
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I am helping the motivated future of the pro-gun world work on a new project and could use some pro gun folks to report what's going on in your state so we can reach young gun owners that are not a part of the RKBA movement. Looking for someone from NYC, DE, CA, RI, WI, NE, IL, NJ, MA, and DC that would like to write a monthly column about the situation in your state. Nothing too lengthy, full of humor and light as we are trying to win "souls" here. If interested, check out www.urbanshooter.com and send me an email. I have to warn you though, they are trying to cultivate the middle ground so they aren't as hardcore and "no compromise" as we are.
kb
New Jersey
When I moved out last month to live in Florida they did let me take my guns with me. Of course I had to lock them up in the trunk. I had prepared ahead of time with a Florida CC License so when I got to Virginia I reached into the trunk and retrieved my S&W Model 640 and placed it in my pocket.
And yes, I will miss Central Jersey Rifle & Pistol Club. Can't find anything like it in Florida.
Bill
When I moved out last month to live in Florida they did let me take my guns with me. Of course I had to lock them up in the trunk. I had prepared ahead of time with a Florida CC License so when I got to Virginia I reached into the trunk and retrieved my S&W Model 640 and placed it in my pocket.
And yes, I will miss Central Jersey Rifle & Pistol Club. Can't find anything like it in Florida.
Bill
JMLV
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There are none about Nazi Jersy its a gun owners hell hole
which is why I moved to PA 3 years ago. Here I can life free and follow my hobbys with out gov't interference.
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Jim L
which is why I moved to PA 3 years ago. Here I can life free and follow my hobbys with out gov't interference.
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