From behind enemy lines
From behind enemy lines
I'm Tony from Somerset, NJ. Recently purchased an 870 express that is currently held by an FFL. On day 5 waiting for NICS check to come back.
Re: From behind enemy lines
Howdy and welcome. DOn't wait, jump right in!
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Banshee
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Re: From behind enemy lines
Damn, five days? I get pissed if mine takes over 2 minutes.
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Chef Duane
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Yep. Here in Texas they do it while you wait. Walk out of the store in a few minutes, gun in hand.
There is no greater defense against evil on the rampage that a loaded firearm in the hands of a free man.
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Same in ALaska, and our CCL's have a "NICS EXEMPT" stamp also.Chef Duane wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 5:23 am Yep. Here in Texas they do it while you wait. Walk out of the store in a few minutes, gun in hand.
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Re: From behind enemy lines
While I’m not a fan of the 5 day wait (Cali), It doesn’t make me whine about it either. I mean we ARE taking about a deadly weapon, not a pack of gum.
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Banshee
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I never understood how a waiting period does anything to prevent crime.
The devil danced as he went down, in the hail of arrows comin' Out on the wild Montana ground, Custer died a-runnin'.
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Are we? Wow, I must've missed that line to sign up in. I've yelled at mine, screamed at mine, left them loaded, left ammo near them...not a single one has ever done a foul deed other than collecting dust. The gun itself is incapable of doing anything deadly. Totally incapable.
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Chef Duane
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Re: From behind enemy lines
Amen Brother.Scorpion8 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:21 amAre we? Wow, I must've missed that line to sign up in. I've yelled at mine, screamed at mine, left them loaded, left ammo near them...not a single one has ever done a foul deed other than collecting dust. The gun itself is incapable of doing anything deadly. Totally incapable.
There is no greater defense against evil on the rampage that a loaded firearm in the hands of a free man.
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Not really trying to argue your comment... but if it’s not a deadly weapon , then it’s useless for home defense or hunting.Scorpion8 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 3:21 amAre we? Wow, I must've missed that line to sign up in. I've yelled at mine, screamed at mine, left them loaded, left ammo near them...not a single one has ever done a foul deed other than collecting dust. The gun itself is incapable of doing anything deadly. Totally incapable.