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  • moulton
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    Originally posted by 77bawls
    I've been to SLC and I thought that place sucked. I don't know what's on the other side of the mountain tho. What's the liquor laws there?
    SLC has gotten too big and there are actually allot of Liberals there. You really ought to check out central/ southern Utah and the mountains. Epic Off roading/atv trails and National Parks....

    From what I understand hard liquor has to be bought from the state liquor store but you can buy beer/wine from the super market/ gas station.... Sorry Idk any more info because I dont drink.

    Guns however are rampant out there, they have so many good gun stores, Class III FFL's and gun shows ~ every 2 months. Large public ranges are free or really cheap (like $2-$4) and are even run by the state or city. CCW's (LTC's) are super easy to acquire and heck I could even carry at college .

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  • 77bawls
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    I've been to SLC and I thought that place sucked. I don't know what's on the other side of the mountain tho. What's the liquor laws there?

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  • smle-man
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    I hope to be in southern Utah permanently someday.

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  • Silverlake223
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    Congrats, AZ for me one day!

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  • AAShooter
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    I had a hard enough time with one wife nagging!

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  • 77bawls
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    Originally posted by SamIAm

    Not going to happen. I've seen a lot of change in Utah the past 15 years, but until the Mormons start thinking politically like Methodists, I would expect Utah to stay more conservative than most of the Union! Say what you will about Mormon influence in Utah, it does keep Californication at bay.
    Now only if they would make polygamy legal again.

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  • AAShooter
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    Be sure to fill you car with some good California wines . . . every place has their trade-offs.

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  • bsg
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    good luck in utah. i hope it's a good move for you.

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  • Oceanbob
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    I spent a year in Utah one night


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  • moulton
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    Originally posted by kdmmcc
    I have sadly left the great state of Kalifornia and have been forced to remove all bullet buttons, as well as reclaiming that pristine HK-91 which had been held hostage at my Brother's. My Wilson and Knights armament uppers are finally mated back with the lowers that immigrated out of the state during the nonsense years; we're all a happy family again. You know you're in a friendly state when the first day at the range, (which happened during my house-hunting trip), two young lads are next to me with a full-auto MP-5. Sorry to leave the beaches and mountains of my home state, very happy to leave the stupid gun laws and poor political leadership. Molon Labe!
    What part of Utah do you call home? I've got family all over - from St. George to Honeywell and everywhere in between. Just gimme a few more months and I'll be joining you in Deseret
    Last edited by moulton; 09-05-2011, 10:20 AM.

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  • SamIAm
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    Utah

    Originally posted by kdmmcc
    Sorry to leave the beaches and mountains of my home state, very happy to leave the stupid gun laws and poor political leadership.
    No beaches, but the mountains there in Utah are pretty nice. The snow's much better than the Sierra Cement we get. Too bad I only live there part time. Glad you're able to make the transition.

    Originally posted by smle-man
    Watch out that too many Californians don't follow
    you there and end up changing it into California.
    Not going to happen. I've seen a lot of change in Utah the past 15 years, but until the Mormons start thinking politically like Methodists, I would expect Utah to stay more conservative than most of the Union! Say what you will about Mormon influence in Utah, it does keep Californication at bay.

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  • den888
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    Congrats!

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  • smle-man
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    Watch out that too many Californians don't follow you there and end up changing it into California.

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  • VegasND
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    Congratulations on your escape.

    Enjoy your (somewhat) greater freedom.

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  • hk91666
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    We feel your pain of having to remove the BB from your weapons. Perhaps one day, we can all experience the same stress and rejection you are now experiencing. Jealous in PRK

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