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If they are being sold privately, how would the BATFE find out?

Feb 22 to be exact.

Here are just a few off the top of my head in no particular order. 1. People who justify gun control with the argument that "nobody needs" to do something or own something. Like rights are dolled out on the basis of need. 2. Guys at a range who STINK of BO. 3. Conspiracy nuts. (mostly...

See page 5. You cannot carry a loaded gun in a car without a valid permit. Ohio is not one of those states that allow carry in a car without a valid permit.

You can carry concealed in a vehicle on a permit from any state even if it does not have reciprocity w/ PA.

A lease is a contract and the firearms clause (unless prohibited in your state) is no different than any other terms. When you enter into a contract you are agreeing to certain penalties if you violate the terms of that contract. Whether the rule is in regards to pets, overnight guests, parking...

If the ATF or any other law enforcement has a warrant, they are not going to "ask" if they can come in.

The ATF guy said: ""It's analogous to a speed limit. If the speed limit on the interstate is set at 70, a city along the interstate can't come along and say there is no speed limit on the interstate through our city. The highway patrol could still enforce the speed limit,"" Not really...

What? Who actually does this? And why? The reciprocity arrangements are very clear.

MCL 28.422 says "shall not purchase, carry, or transport a pistol in this state without first having obtained a license for the pistol" so unless you can find an exception to that it appears as though you can only carry a pistol that is licensed to you. I am not a lawyer though nor did I read...

I had a letter published in the Washington Post a few years ago about this. -- 2/15/06 The first rule of gun safety is not "Never chamber a round unless you intend to fire" [letters, Feb. 6] but "keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire." Modern semiautomatic handguns...

If the police want to search your computer to look for evidence of a crime they are going to seize it so the question of formatting your hard drive is moot since you won't have it in your possession. If you're referring to the RIAA downloading lawsuits, that is a civil matter not criminal.

Consumer grade routers do not log the internet site that each MAC address on the home network visits. It only logs that this MAC address connected to the router for this amount of time on this date, and most only keep those logs for a short length of time. To the outside world, all traffic...

Not necessarily. There are free programs that make it virtually impossible to determine where a computer has been if properly installed on said computer. They might be able to prove that A computer from this IP address visited this website on this date but they would not be able to prove...

The police may know a great deal more than they are saying at this point regarding the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The accused is innocent until proven guilty and will have the opportunity to defend himself against the charges. Until more facts are known, any commentary is just...

It would be unwise to make any statements to police regarding the incident until you have received medical attention, calmed down, and spoken to an attorney. Obstruction of justice is when you knowingly interfere with an investigation by providing false information.

IF you did post something potentially incriminating IF you were in a situation where you were being questioned about it by the police then you would probably not want to admit to it.

I don't know if it's legal or not but I am sure that it's awesome.

I have one but it's got my old VA address on it and I live in PA now. According to the lady I talked to when I called to ask, my permit is no longer valid in Maine unless I send them a change form and pay a fee. I also think she said they needed a new photo as well. So just a heads up if you...

An employer you can fire you if they have a rule, you break it, and they find out, just like they can fire you for just about any other reason they want, or no reason at all. "Rights" in the sense of what you legally can and can not do don't enter into the equation at all. This is not a...