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Some of the locations I get to do paid bird surveys I intend to bring it for that very reason, with that load or a ballistic equivalent. Feral hogs that ain’t shot at much often don’t take off running and I walk up on them all the time. Snakes, spiders don’t trouble me at all, but I dislike feral hogs more every time I run into them. Yep, all you need now is some of the .458 Win approved hard cast brown bear killers.
“When Tyranny becomes Law, Rebellion becomes Duty”
Colossians 3:17 (New King James Version)
"And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him."
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period.
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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Campfire 'Bwana
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period. I've been to New York State more'n twenty times over the last thirty years, most of 'em in a car. With firearms, so its nothing new. The biggest irritation is I can cary concealed 1,800 miles from here to the Delaware no problem. Cross that last 100 yards across the river and "ding!", instant felon. I gotta check, a NYS firearms site lists the PC as being legal in that state with ten round mags. I need to look at the specific features. For example mine has a threaded muzzle which I have absolutely no use for, but that alone might make it illegal up there.
"...if the gentlemen of Virginia shall send us a dozen of their sons, we would take great care in their education, instruct them in all we know, and make men of them." Canasatego 1744
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Only changes I'd make so far are a ghost ring rear sight and a bigger, brighter post front site to expedite fast sight acquisition. I figure the ability to hit a paper plate more often than not at 100 yards is more than sufficient for this sort of firearm.
"...if the gentlemen of Virginia shall send us a dozen of their sons, we would take great care in their education, instruct them in all we know, and make men of them." Canasatego 1744
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Campfire 'Bwana
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period. I've been to New York State more'n twenty times over the last thirty years, most of 'em in a car. With firearms, so its nothing new. The biggest irritation is I can cary concealed 1,800 miles from here to the Delaware no problem. Cross that last 100 yards across the river and "ding!", instant felon. I gotta check, a NYS firearms site lists the PC as being legal in that state with ten round mags. I need to look at the specific features. For example mine has a threaded muzzle which I have absolutely no use for, but that alone might make it illegal up there. All your detail about NYS commie bulshit laws only serves to support what I said in the first place.
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period. I've been to New York State more'n twenty times over the last thirty years, most of 'em in a car. With firearms, so its nothing new. The biggest irritation is I can cary concealed 1,800 miles from here to the Delaware no problem. Cross that last 100 yards across the river and "ding!", instant felon. I gotta check, a NYS firearms site lists the PC as being legal in that state with ten round mags. I need to look at the specific features. For example mine has a threaded muzzle which I have absolutely no use for, but that alone might make it illegal up there. All your detail about NYS commie bulshit laws only serves to support what I said in the first place. Off the top of my head..... 48 States minus California, Illinois, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachussets, Rhode Island.... still leaves another 39 reasonably free states to visit, tho I dunno the status of Virginia at present,
"...if the gentlemen of Virginia shall send us a dozen of their sons, we would take great care in their education, instruct them in all we know, and make men of them." Canasatego 1744
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Campfire 'Bwana
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period. I've been to New York State more'n twenty times over the last thirty years, most of 'em in a car. With firearms, so its nothing new. The biggest irritation is I can cary concealed 1,800 miles from here to the Delaware no problem. Cross that last 100 yards across the river and "ding!", instant felon. I gotta check, a NYS firearms site lists the PC as being legal in that state with ten round mags. I need to look at the specific features. For example mine has a threaded muzzle which I have absolutely no use for, but that alone might make it illegal up there. All your detail about NYS commie bulshit laws only serves to support what I said in the first place. Off the top of my head..... 48 States minus California, Illinois, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachussets, Rhode Island.... still leaves another 39 reasonably free states to visit, tho I dunno the status of Virginia at present, My point exactly. Why darken their door or give those commies a plug nickel of your money?
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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Campfire 'Bwana
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period. I've been to New York State more'n twenty times over the last thirty years, most of 'em in a car. With firearms, so its nothing new. The biggest irritation is I can cary concealed 1,800 miles from here to the Delaware no problem. Cross that last 100 yards across the river and "ding!", instant felon. I gotta check, a NYS firearms site lists the PC as being legal in that state with ten round mags. I need to look at the specific features. For example mine has a threaded muzzle which I have absolutely no use for, but that alone might make it illegal up there. All your detail about NYS commie bulshit laws only serves to support what I said in the first place. Off the top of my head..... 48 States minus California, Illinois, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachussets, Rhode Island.... still leaves another 39 reasonably free states to visit, tho I dunno the status of Virginia at present, My point exactly. Why darken their door or give those commies a plug nickel of your money?
"...if the gentlemen of Virginia shall send us a dozen of their sons, we would take great care in their education, instruct them in all we know, and make men of them." Canasatego 1744
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You was in for 37 years? I was comparing to 20, I got a CHL in '95, shortly after it came out in Texas.
Handguns have always been a no go through NY, unless you're crossing the State directly to where they are legal, locked, unloaded and in the trunk. Meeting the transport through the State sections of the law was always a defense to prosecution, not a preventative against arrest. IIRC the burden was on you to prove you weren't gonna stay.
A ten round magazine limit has been in effect in NYS for a long time, and Cuomo recently passed through a hated "Safe" act which made a lot of semi-autos illegal. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, IIRC even a single round of hollowpoint handgun caliber ammunition is a felony Haven't heard of NY State being that bad on other rifles or shotguns. We always got nervous passing through Massachusetts with even long guns back in the '70's because a special firearms owner's card was needed for that. If you're planning to go to or through NYS with a firearm, your plan is flawed. Period. I've been to New York State more'n twenty times over the last thirty years, most of 'em in a car. With firearms, so its nothing new. The biggest irritation is I can cary concealed 1,800 miles from here to the Delaware no problem. Cross that last 100 yards across the river and "ding!", instant felon. I gotta check, a NYS firearms site lists the PC as being legal in that state with ten round mags. I need to look at the specific features. For example mine has a threaded muzzle which I have absolutely no use for, but that alone might make it illegal up there. All your detail about NYS commie bulshit laws only serves to support what I said in the first place. Off the top of my head..... 48 States minus California, Illinois, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachussets, Rhode Island.... still leaves another 39 reasonably free states to visit, tho I dunno the status of Virginia at present, Our Texas LTC is good to go in Virginia, Mike.
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