shooterdon
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Hope it pans out. Love having my own range.
TODAY'S GUN TIME
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Slowpoke Slim
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Comedy Gold right here.
I couldn't have said it better Don. Some of us actually do know a thing or two about precision handloading, so it's fairly easy to detect a b.s.er when we find one.
I couldn't have said it better Don. Some of us actually do know a thing or two about precision handloading, so it's fairly easy to detect a b.s.er when we find one.
scootr
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Just came back from the CCW interview. A friendly process after jumping thru all the state hoops of class and qualifying. Sounds like they are issuing 1300 permits a month right now. I told you there are red pockets in a blue state. Permits are issued county to county, not by state. I got a green light 
Slowpoke Slim
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Congrats scootr, I honestly didn't think you could get a permit in CA at all.
Eagle1
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Congrats and I hope you use that permission at ALL times. Score one for the good guys. I hope.Just came back from the CCW interview. A friendly process after jumping thru all the state hoops of class and qualifying. Sounds like they are issuing 1300 permits a month right now. I told you there are red pockets in a blue state. Permits are issued county to county, not by state. I got a green light
I still like not having to ask for permission (and PAY) to exercise a right.
Joel/ak
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That's the biggest stick in my craw since moving to MI from AK, having to ask permission to utilize my rights.Congrats and I hope you use that permission at ALL times. Score one for the good guys. I hope.
I still like not having to ask for permission (and PAY) to exercise a right.
Don't even get me going on having to register all firearms....
Eagle1
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Move just a tick south and things are normal for now.
Joel/ak
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Just a matter of time and I'm gone.Move just a tick south and things are normal for now.
sandman2234
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My Sister and Brother in law both had them for the past couple of decades, and recently discontinued them. Not sure why, maybe the huge amount of ammo required to keep them?
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scootr
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The permits are issued by the county under state laws. The state said I had to take a class, qualify shooting, and pass a background check.
Our county is a red spot the size of RI in a blue state. And our Sheriff wants people to get permits. The dept made it clear it is my 2A right to do so, and they made it as easy as possible under the current law.
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