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You can simply destroy renewals (expired License) but I am pretty sure they want the active ones (even incorrect) back.

He will find out for sure when he gets a reply from them.

The only requirement to return the old license is if you are modifying the license to allow carry of a different type ...

I vote for a .22 pistol.

Oldgringo wrote:

Keith B wrote:You sure you want to buy a guy?? I think a gun would be better.

...and possibly better received by friends and family.

Not to mention his wife may have an issue with it.

...what a surprise!!! how'd you come across this little snippet???? looks like ICE is covered...is ICE under Homeland Security? this doesn't seem to cover any other types like ATF, FBI, ETC...nice to know...
Most of the common federal alphabet soup agencies are covered under that statute; I just ...

Remember you are still in Texas, no laws change just because the LEO is federal. It’s really no big deal.

Actually, it does change if they are federal. We are required to display our CHL if asked for ID by a peace officer (or magistrate), but CBP/Border Patrol, as well as other federal LEOs, are ...

Saiga would be the best shotgun for zombies (although I consider a semiauto rifle to be best for that use), although the KSG is less likely to encounter legal issues being a domestically produced tube-fed pump gun rather than an imported semiauto with detachable mags.

I think the KSG looks ...

The church demonstrating they don't trust me by prohibiting me from carrying would be what I'd consider good reason to switch churches if I were the church-going type.

It never fails to amaze me the number of people that are afraid of doing stuff that simply is not illegal. You do stuff that IS illegal every day, and don't think twice about it. Why sweat the stuff that isn't illegal?
A bit OT, but this emphasizes how over criminalized our society has become ...

Does it make a difference if it is a county hospital like Parkland or John Peter Smith if you can carry or not?
It's not supposed to, but Parkland is a different situation. I don't know what the truth is with Parkland. It is a county hospital, which should make it government property and therefore ...

In Virginia, it's the opposite; by default, you have a constitutional right under their State constitution, to be armed, but a school can "opt out" and prohibit it by "rules" ... though it isn't "illegal" ... except perhaps if they get you for trespassing of some sort or disturbing the peace or ...

I've had an issue with my Glocks of putting too little finger both trigger, pushing my shots to the left as I'm right-handed. I've been working on correcting this by being aware of trigger position and lots of .22 practice.

A lever gun with a tube magazine can also shoot .38sp where the rotary mag can't handle the shorter cartridge.

...do you know that from experience and would the .44 mag be the same way? That's why I never bought their .44 rifles..kept hearing that bad news but never nailed it down...

Not ...

If your heart is set on the 336 but you want more power for larger game, consider getting the 336 in .35 Remington. While .30 WCF is borderline for elk, .35 Rem is definitely sufficient.

I would expect nothing less to come from the UC system, let alone the wanna be Berkeley that is UC Davis.

:iagree: :thumbs2: Clearly a result-oriented "study."

Chas.
The author has had quite a successful career cherry-picking data to support his bias against gun owners. Unfortunately, editors ...

Glad to hear you've had a good experience with your 770, but you're the first happy owner I've ever heard of. I've heard lots of stories where the poor build quality has caused major issues with the function of the gun.

If they were the only game in town for that price point it might make sense to ...

Just as an alternate experience, I've ordered gun-related items from OpticsPlanet several times and never had an issue with it being out of stock.