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Thanks John, that will make my next trip a bit more comfortable 8-)

From the things he was saying, it sounds like his head was in the right place, serving the institution instead of the people.

I didn't hang around long. I only looked in the truck and at a few guns in a case before I ran away :roll:

I went by this morning. I had to leave because I have no money :lol:

Nice. Anywhere near DC is a different place. I grew up in MD close to NOVA. It's nice crossing the river and being able to carry. Have a safe trip to Richmond.

Bump for last minute attention! It'll be good to put some faces with names.

Where are you headed? I'm in the process of moving to Newport News for a job.

I just got back from Virginia where I spent most of the time carrying openly. It was great to have the freedom and the only time I got any looks or anyone said anything was if they wanted to know what it was and talk about guns. Great way to make new friends :D

+1

Maybe, "To avoid the possibility of most attacks, it would be safer to never leave the house." tacked onto the end of it. :roll:

I remember reading this a few years back. That's a pretty crazy story and it's amazing how stupid some people can be.

It looks like I'll have to rush back from Newport News, VA :roll: . I'm in the process of moving, but this sounds like something I need to attend.

Got me too! :lol:

I can't wait for this. The ruling from one of the US Circuit Court judges in Maryland might make it so that no state can require a permit for a constitutional right. Whichever way it happens, people should be able to carry without a permit.

That is quite a victory! It actually sounds like the judge is in favor of abolishing all permit systems. At least, that was the impression I got from the article.

Mine is a steel frame. I got one a few years ago for my birthday (I'm so generous to me :lol: ). I love the fact that it has a firing pin block. I'd still like to get a higher end model, but I'm not in any rush. There are too many guns I want to buy, and another 1911 isn't at the top.

wonderful!

I could be wrong, but I believe that Trader World in North Charleston still runs the NICS even if you have a CWP.

I got 13 right on the first one and 24 on the second. It has been a while since I thought about any of those questions.

That doesn't particularly surprise me. Up until recently, you couldn't even possess a gun in DC. Of course the criminals still did. As far as Mayor Riley goes, I know that he has no intention of leaving MAG and fully supports their agenda. It's about time for the Nation's longest serving...