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Hello, I have been contemplating offers for work outside our state. In the current job market climate, one can't be to choosey. I was just wondering how our neighboring states (Oregon, Arizona, Nevada) have for gun contol laws, especially in the "high/standard" cap mag and "assault" rifle areas. If you had to pick, which one would you choose?
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Originally posted by BumslieOriginally posted by Sleighter
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i like oregon- it's close to family and it's by the ocean. i too have been considering out of state employment- but i'm probably just dreamin again...Comment
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In this economy, you have to go where the work is. If I had to relocate tomorrow for work I'd be gone and my wife would be getting our house packed up and ready to be a rental property.
And to my knowledge there are pretty much no, California like, eeee-vil laws in those three states. All three are 'shall issue' CCW as well and Arizona allows LOC, as I recall.
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Go to UT. It's your life dude, do what you want to do.Comment
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Arizona assuming the governor there signs the newly passed CCW for all US citizens no permit required law.-POLICESTATE,
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It would be prudent to consider not only moving but acquiring some acreage to make camp on in case something breaks out.Comment
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All 3 states have pluses and minuses. You simply have to decide what minuses are worth tolerating. I picked AZ mainly because I have family here and it's dirt cheap. I can afford to travel all I want and buy what I want but I am still considering other states for full retirement. The only minuses so far are the heat and ugly scenery as I an used to San Francisco/Sonoma weather and views.sigpic
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Well as far as liberal firearm laws are concerned, I take it Arizona is the best? How does it differ from Nevada and Oregon?Originally posted by BumslieOriginally posted by Sleighter
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Look at handgunlaw.org ar some other organization to get the differences between the three states.
The Brady website lists the following scores:
California 79/100
Oregon 17/100
Nevada 9/100
Arizona 2/100
The lower the score, the better your 2A rights are protected. I guess AZ will be a 1 or 0 in a few weeks.sigpic
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haha, me too.Originally posted by lowracer
I was shooting in AZ just last weekend.
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