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Don't stress too much. IIRC, it is now only a misdemeanor unless it is one of the places off limits unless they post like a hospital, church, or amusement park. Your understanding of PC 46.035 is out of date. Without copying the whole code, I'll summarize. Walking past a 30.06 or 30.07 is a Class C...

It's a shame because one of the things I liked best about that forum was the reasoned exchange and discussion about the Lege activities, which just started again. i see that we have a forum here for that, so hopefully this site can pick up the slack.

This link has manuals that may help. These are not Ham radios, so any software we know of would probably not work.

https://www.kenwood.com/usa/com/lmr/tk- ... el=TK-8360

My understanding is that the voluntary bankruptcy filing allows them to move the venue to Texas, where they hope to find a sympathetic judge.

I'm very happy with my Boker Kalashnikov. Carry it right side in my 5.11 knife pocket, keeping the clip on the outside. I can draw and open very quickly. The nice thing is I can always get to it even if holding something in the left hand.

I just use New Posts. I make sure I log out after finished reading. Then next login, just select New Posts, and anything that happened since last logout shows up. Rinse, repeat

I also practice with each hand, in addition to two-handed.

Last I looked, Apple and Google were private companies and are not beholden to 1A, they can do as they please. Maybe they should be subject to Article 230, but that's a different discussion.

Recall, if a baker can choose who to make a cake for, they should have the same options.

I don't have a problem with HR 121. And with HR 167, I never understood why someone would go to the trouble to sell privately at a gun show like walking around with a sign. And if you're renting a table and selling multiple guns, you need to be a FFL. What am I missing here? And you know what, if th...

Nice to see everyone again. Thanks for doing this, Russell. TCHLF always had the best and most reliable advice for LTCers, and I hope the tradition can continue here.