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psherlin · 06-21-2013, 20:42

I had a license in MA when I was in the 10th GP. Was not a real problem to get it. In NY it sat in the Watertown Police department for 5 years as there was no time limit and they did not like the military.
This pass weekend in AR they caught a felon in possession of a fire arm with drugs, after he robbed a store and fled from the police. Under the Federal law its 5 years for the gun and each of the others are multipliers, for time without parole. Under state law he might get two. Every time the Feds get a case from the local, the liaison for the Feds emails me to let me know the got another one. The down side is the Maytag repairman gets more business them him. On the upside, its the first day of summer so I celebrated by giving myself 4 boxed of 325 gr. 50 cal AE and 4 boxes of 325 gr. S&W 50 cal.

06-21-2013, 20:42	#518
psherlin Asset Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Little Rock, AR Posts: 20	Right to carry I had a license in MA when I was in the 10th GP. Was not a real problem to get it. In NY it sat in the Watertown Police department for 5 years as there was no time limit and they did not like the military. This pass weekend in AR they caught a felon in possession of a fire arm with drugs, after he robbed a store and fled from the police. Under the Federal law its 5 years for the gun and each of the others are multipliers, for time without parole. Under state law he might get two. Every time the Feds get a case from the local, the liaison for the Feds emails me to let me know the got another one. The down side is the Maytag repairman gets more business them him. On the upside, its the first day of summer so I celebrated by giving myself 4 boxed of 325 gr. 50 cal AE and 4 boxes of 325 gr. S&W 50 cal.
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