I've been listening to the proceedings and looking at job postings in Wyoming and Utah.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigDee
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I've been listening to the proceedings and looking at job postings in Wyoming and Utah.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigDee
sending more emails. I'll be taking some proceeds from some of my sales and applying them directly against each of the folks that vote yes on these.
I'm not giving up, giving in, or conceding yet, but has anyone read the wording of the mag capacity legislation? I assume if it passes Brownell's will not ship me my P229 15-rnd mags I ordered months ago- but will I be able to keep my factory magazines that came with my firearm?
1) AssumeQuote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
2) your moving, so no worries.
On your feet or on your knees. How you choose to live, what you choose to comply with is.... your own choice.
Moving is not set in stone- it hinges on a lot of factors... plus with a new GF she has already said she's not cool with living in MT or ID... Sorry Carl, looks like we might not get to be neighbors. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
And I probably speak for everyone here: "I'd rather die standing for what I believe than live on my knees."
I have high capacity magazines. Come get them, I will be kind enough to empty them upon arrival.
^THIS^ AFUCKINGMEN. That "cold dead hands" theology made an impact on me as a kid, and is still in the forefront of my convictions.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
I think I drove too far, I thought this was Colorado not California.
Oh you didn't get the memo? Welcome to CA 2.0! [facepalm]Quote:
Originally Posted by bogman2121
If they want my mags, they can have them... when there is a pile of brass under my dead body.