" the former Marine Corps gunner"

Knowing interstate travel gun laws is part of responsible gun ownership.


rocktivity

Offhand, I'd say that was an understatement. Wonder which site he checked with

Unfortunately, the Court did not say the legal equivalent of "Simon says," so unconstitutional enclaves get to keep thumbing their noses at the Bill of Rights.

Logically, states should be compelled--by force if necessary--to respect "the right of the people to ... bear arms." The criminal thugs in New York City, Chicago, Hawaii, California, New Jersey, DC and other enclaves will have to have their legal asses soundly kicked first, probably repeatedly.

Actions that are perfectly legal in 99% land turn you into an instant criminal when you cross the NYC limits.

Commoners aren't to be trusted there!

Vibrators are legal.

I'm a bad person, aren't I?

Guess I should cancel that kilo of cocaine I ordered from Amazon.

Via the Feds.

I have a feeling this case will be used to push the National CCW reciprocity bill

"Good guy runs afoul of draconian law"

Yup

A ticket-fixing scandal has now ignited a virtual civil war in the NYPD.

The stunning investigation had 16 officers in Bronx Criminal Court Friday, answering to charges. Hundreds of their colleagues were there in a dramatic show of support as all the officers pleaded not guilty in connection with the investigation.


http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2011/10/28/sources-several-nypd-cops-surrender-in-ticket-fixing-scandal/

what with their arresting people for exercising otherwise completely legal, in fact constitutional freedoms..

A photographer recently spent 37 hours in jail after being singled out by the NYPD for taking pictures of Occupy Wall Street protesters.

http://www.longislandlawyerblog.com/tag/photographer-arrests-nyc

Horaah for authoritarianism! Cheers NYC!!1!11

And don't say I didn't tell you so.

That gave me a chuckle.

Thanks

bargain for a guilty plea to something like 'disorderly conduct' to avoid outrageous mandatory minimums..it happens all the time.

The last time this happened with a guy from Florida, they chose to try to convict him of criminal possession of a loaded firearm.

Took the jury less than 30 minutes to come back with a not guilty.

Security theater being what it is, chances are that outside an airport or a courthouse, nobody's actually going to check whether you're carrying, and not to put too fine a point on it, if they can't be fucked to enforce their chickenshit rules, why should you make their lives easier?

And the voice of the "law-abiding gun owner" is once again heard throughout the land.

We all know my tale of trying to park in the Ronald Reagan building's public parking lot in April 2003.

Identification please. Uh, identification? We're Canadian. We didn't know we would need identification to park. Nobody really knows what a Canadian looks like (it's our secret weapon, the way we blend in), so he might have been able to pass.

It might not have worked for us, of course, if my friend who was driving her locally registered car hadn't had her Langley employee ID with her ...

It worked with most speed limit enforcers, though.

Both Ryan Jerome and Meredith Graves cases have been settled.

Both took a misdemeanor charge and paid a $200 fine.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/tennessee-tourist-brought-gun-9-11-memorial-misdemeanor-plea-deal-article-1.1046815?localLinksEnabled=false

Santorum, if he owns any, and Perry should leaves theirs at home but you and I are good to go?

That'll weed out the morans...