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[Sunday]

I'd still rather live in California than Kentucky.

I have been to Kentucky there are some really nice regions there. In fact there are many nice places outside of Kalifornia. Between gainful bouts of employment in the middle 70s I bought a semi truck and ran the 48 states for a couple of years ,it was fun for a while but It is a hard way to make a living.

[Sunday]

10 days doesn't seem that bad after all!

If you don't know different.

[TNP'R]

Yeah I bought the bushy from my walmart in knoxville tn.Came with its own case and sling more than what I got with my other firearm purchases else where.

Best of all its not cali legal which means its got evil features

Also the background check only took 5 minutes, the lady rang them up told them the name of the gun and a few other things and i was cleared and walked out the door with it.

[moulton]

My Wal-mart up here in Idaho has several ammo cans of M855 and two huge cases of ammo along with shelves and shelves of shotshells......they also sell Sig Sauer 522, Bushmaster m-4's and theres also a "hunting" sig ar-15.

[Pheckphul]

Socialism != No right to bear arms

I walked into my local Wal-Mart here in Franklin, KY. in Free America

"God Bless Kentucky!" I shouted out loud
and the people, they paused for a spell,
I said, "In California, no guns can be found...
its a Socialist Cesspool of Hell!"

God Bless Kentucky!

Sorry, but it is a pet peeve of mine. The right to own/bear arms or lack thereof has nothing to do with whether a state is socialist or not. What makes a state socialist is determined by who or what owns the means of production. In California the means of production are clearly owned by private legal entities, and not the government. As such, California is as socialist as, say, Texas.

[Jason P]

lol why are you
typing like this
this are you


doing some
some sort
of poem?

Roses are red,
violets are blue.
If you were my cousin,
I'd make love to you.

I bought an AR,
and live in the woods.
I do have more rights here,
But can't talk too good.

But don't you dare worry,
Cause I've got it made.
I can either shoot a sheep,
Or save it for getting... nah, too easy

[Bill Carson]

I'd still rather live in California than Kentucky.

This

[TNP'R]

This

I'd rather live in TN than KY and CA, being able to buy pretty much anything firearm wise is awesome. I can pretty much go up to anyone and talk about guns with them and they wont freak out.

[EODWRX]

Have you California marks ever lived outside of California? I love visiting California, but I don't ever want to live there again.

[Nor Cal Scot]

Have you California marks ever lived outside of California? I love visiting California, but I don't ever want to live there again.

I've lived in:

Washington
Tennessee
Florida
Southern California
Northern California

I have been to every state in the US except Alaska. Kentucky is beautiful. People of Cadiz were some of the nicest ever. But, I'll still take the state of Northern California.

[SanPedroShooter]

Washington, New Jersey, Oregon and Alaska, not to mention Southern and Norhtern California.

We are moving to Texas at the end of the year, so add that to the list....

[Paper Boy]

Have you California marks ever lived outside of California? I love visiting California, but I don't ever want to live there again.

Yes AZ for 5 years. Loved, and hated, going into a gun store and walking out with a gun 10 min later... Hated it because I would go in for a case of ammo and walk out with a case of ammo and a new gun I "had" to have.... I lived down the street from J&G sales Some weeks I ate alot of ramen

Any way I had to move back to CA for work. I hate it. I would love to move back, just cant right now.

[rromeo]

I like being able to legally trade guns in the Walmart parking lot. It would be nice if I could buy a bottle of liquor though.

[Moto4Fun]

Maybe I am a little soft, and not as much of a gun nut as some here, but the additional price and red tape for buying guns really hasn't limited my hobby. The top gripes for me are the CCW challenges, AR fixed mag, and capacity restrictions.

But I can't trade the great weather, the surf, Sierra Nevadas, and the beautiful community to raise my daughter for the little aspects of shooting.

Ammo is still a major cost of shooting, through various methods we can still get most guns, and some people are hard at work to help us get back our rights.

[Baconator]

Everyday I wish more and more I could leave this ****hole of a state. It would be no problem, if hated my wife and kids.