Hey Bailey! Might want to rethink that Idaho trip...

[bryjcom]

Sorry man.... Just thought you should know before you commit.

The Idaho Sheriffs' Association passed a resolution at its annual legislative meeting in Boise this week calling for the state's 44 sheriffs to enforce all laws, and stresses that it's not up to sheriffs to interpret the constitutionality of a law. That's the courts' job.

http://www.officer.com/news/10874587...e-all-gun-laws

[10mm-man]

Ha!

[TheGrey]

*Gasp* Bastards!

[sroz]

Maybe Texas is a better bet.

[Bailey Guns]

I think my decision is pretty sound, regardless of what the sheriff's association says. Sheriffs don't write legislation. Thanks for the heads up but I think these results are far more important:

IDAHO Election Results by County 2012

[Bailey Guns]

Maybe Texas is a better bet.

I was born and raised in Texas. You couldn't pay me enough to go back there now.

[alxone]

so i guess your moving to madison county

[Bailey Guns]

so i guess your moving to madison county

No...most likely in or around Bonneville County. I know...Obama received a disappointing 25% of the vote there. *Sigh*

Here's another interesting article from the NYT no less:
Debate Over Gun Control Is One-Sided in Idaho

In Idaho’s graceful, striated-marble Capitol, home to one of the more ardent and adamant state legislatures in the nation in standing up for the Second Amendment, lawmakers from both parties say that a torrent of public passion, even panic, about new proposed federal gun rules is pushing in only one direction: toward more guns, not fewer.

Something else from Sen Marv Hagedorn:

"I think the public needs to understand that we aren't going to support any more restrictions, that this legislative body is, and the governor has spoken out very clear, more restrictions are not in our agenda," said Hagedorn.

I think Idaho will be just fine. At least for the remainder of my life anyway.

[alxone]

the only shit part about moving is finding new friends and places to shoot

[Bailey Guns]

the only shit part about moving is finding new friends and places to shoot

I'll work through that. Maybe a CO-AR15 visitation day in Idaho.

Also, I think the article in the OP may have misstated the position of the Idaho Sheriff's Assoc:

Idaho sheriffs oppose ‘intrusion’ on gun rights

The Feb. 6 story also said Raney’s position — as stated in a Jan. 25 reader’s view — was that he would “enforce all laws, even ones with which he disagrees.”

“That suggests I would enforce federal gun laws, which is not the case in practicality or philosophy,” Raney said. “Every Idaho sheriff opposes the proposed gun control laws, but regardless, we would simply have no enforcement role if they were to pass. Only federal law enforcement agencies would be involved in such efforts.

The original position paper of the Idaho Sheriff's Assoc: HERE