Recent content by Carlos

Numrich has parts for PA-63s too. I still love the Twins.

Been a while since we've been up to the dump. Never thought I'd see this old thread again.

I'm with Kentak. I'm with getting some real legal advice. Sorry about your depression issues.

LOL.

I haven't heard of the rubber grips, but I'm sure interested. I wonder if a Hogue grip could be cut to size. Personally, I have no problem with the stock grips on my now TWO PA-63s, the Twins!

Wow, time flies. Working on my sixth year. Getting ready to plunk down the cash and get my Washington State permit.

So Mad Chemist did you read the law, or just read his posts? Read the law

You missed the point entirely about a Municipality trumping state law? Have a good evening.

Let's put it this way, Rev Michael. 'DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL" You must admit that's pretty much the theory behind concealed carry?

Looks like Tri-Met can make their little ordinances prohibiting firearms, however, the State says: AUTHORITY TO REGULATE FIREARMS 166.170 State preemption. (1) Except as expressly authorized by state statute, the authority to regulate in any matter whatsoever the sale, acquisition...

So, Rev Michael, I just got done reading Tri-Met's ordinance. I don't believe that Tri-Met can trump state law. Am I right. I went to the website and find no answer. Tell me about Portland Parks. I don't see anything about that. Thanks.

Thank you, Biker.

Stay quiet until asked.

Had absolutely no problems with Multnomah County Sheriff's office. In fact, when I last renewed (my third time), they gave me a temporary and said my permit would be delivered in 45 days. Two days later, it was there. Guess the "nice guy to the bureaucrat" approach worked. Personally...

Put the gun in one bag, the ammo in another. Lock the bag with the gun. Store it in the rear-most part of the vehicle. No problems.