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columbia wrote:Godric wrote:and I could imagine how awkward she would be if i told her that we are keeping a shotgun in the closet
"Yeah, but we have a dishwasher too."
Kaizer wrote:a FRIEND of mine was given a .380 by his father, that has no paperwork and no idea where it originated. if my FRIEND were to have this weapon discovered, how much trouble would he be in for not having it registered? Or, if he were to try to get it registered, would he be in trouble just for getting it in such a way?
Shyster wrote:Kaizer wrote:a FRIEND of mine was given a .380 by his father, that has no paperwork and no idea where it originated. if my FRIEND were to have this weapon discovered, how much trouble would he be in for not having it registered? Or, if he were to try to get it registered, would he be in trouble just for getting it in such a way?
Where is this “FRIEND” located? If in Pennsylvania, then we don’t have any sort of “registration” for handguns in this state. Also, a PICS check is not needed for handgun transfers between spouses, parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, or between active law-enforcement officers. A father can give a handgun to a son without going to the state police or a gun shop to do a formal transfer.
Kaizer wrote:its me. i'm in washington. since people are terrified of guns here i'll probably have to do paperwork and sell my truck to pay the governor.
mac5155 wrote:Cabelas offers classes that apply to both Ohio and PA I believe. Look into that maybe.
Chefpatrick871 wrote:Picking up my first handgun tomorrow. Picked up a taurus millennium 45 for 325$. My buddy has the exact same one and I've shot it a few times. Pretty excited. I assume for ccw permit it's a class and a fee?? Another question is my same friend wanted to get a permit for pa as am Ohio resident. Can he do this?
tifosi77 wrote:There are 10 deaths in the U.S. per 100,000 in population attributable to firearms.
There are 11 deaths in the U.S. per 100,000 in population attributable to cars.
Ergo - you are far more likely to be injured in your can than you ever are to hit an intruder with it.
Gaucho wrote:That analogy seems awfully flawed.
shafnutz05 wrote:Gaucho wrote:That analogy seems awfully flawed.
It wasn't any more flawed than hammer's argument against gun ownership.
Gage18 wrote:Bringing this old thread back. I'm about to purchase my first handgun. My brother just got the Ruger LC9 which I like but it is very small. It almost feels like a toy. I'm getting the Ruger SR9c. Very excited to shoot it!!
columbia wrote:3 things that I'm likely to never own:
1. Gun
2. Chainsaw
3. Flyers jersey
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