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I think you are getting permit to purchase and permit to carry confused. Purchase = $0 Carry = max $100

I hoping for big a lawsuit.

I was thinking AR and ND. I guess he was wrong.

Another good article here Good job to those involved in pushing this. It looks like there are more than a couple pastors involved. Also, perhaps those of you in either of those 2 states may want to push the issue from this angle (bolded). I like the "its a workplace too" argument. Though...

For posterity.

If I'm not mistaken, I think this changed. Dont quote me but look into it.

"jfh" pretty much nailed it. A couple of things though. OC is semi-common. The bigger thing is that a posted business in MN only means... nothing. The law states: MN624.714 Short: you can be asked (by any owner posted or not) to leave. If you are dumb enough not to leave it costs $25.

I was just looking for basic FL history, I was talking with someone about it and just wanted a some education.

Im looking for a short history lesson. What gun laws were there for before Florida adopted a right-to-carry law in 1987? Was carry prohibited, not addressed, allowed? Thanks.

Thanks for posting those videos!

Ahh, dont worry about it Love USA. Welcome to the forum. Sorry for the double post dont know what happened!

Ahh, dont worry about it Love USA. Welcome to the forum.

Thank God you trusted your instincts and and didnt pull the trigger!

sweet. thanks!

Not mine. Every once in awhile i have to work way late. I have 2 dogs a min-pin and a brittany, both of them slept through me opening the door, walking into the kitchen, walking down the hallway into my room (where they were sleeping), getting undressed and climbing into bed with my wife. They...

I completely agree, mature communication is the key!

Yes its legal. Here is the law

Hello, First time poster here at THR. I have been posting on a MN site for a while. Thought I would diversify a bit. Ive been a lifetime hunter and firearms enthusiast. J-frame in the pocket!