Moving to TX

[BigPimping]

Damn I am jealous.

[ghost]

congrats on the move!

[ElvenSoul]

Required by every Texan

http://www.landrysselect.com/termsconditions.aspx

[ElvenSoul]

http://www.saltlickbbq.com

[mr2ndamendment]

Just made the move to Utah, it's a great thing. I am still active in California gun politics. Still writing the letters and participating.

Enjoy everything it has to offer. I'm overall impressed at what Utah is doing here with their laws, economy, and jobs -not to mention the amazing 2nd Amendment recognition here. Enjoy it!

[ElvenSoul]

https://www.texaslawshield.com/portal/texas-gun-law/

http://ptexans.com/FAQ.htm

[bjoernt]

Damn, the Salt Lick Restaurant looks really nice.

Thank you, now I'm hungry...

[ChrisC]

If you get a chance, go check out east Dallas to see what it has to offer. Just go armed!

[geoint]

#1 Try a Braums Hamburger
#2 Rudy's (BBQ in a gas station, get a lb of brisket and don't put sauce on it)

who cares about that crap, check out GT Distributors in Austin. Best gun shop you will ever find.


Silencershop is another awesome Austin gun shop. Google Jim Willie, hes an Austin based lawyer who does NFA trusts for like $300


PS: be advised no matter how hard you try, you will never be able to shed the stink of California. Be ready to hear "Welcome to the United States" every time you say where youre from lol

[-hanko]

It's funny, people in So. Cal think Texas is paradise. You seldom hear that from a N. Californian. I guess if you live in the sagebrush almost anything looks good.

I grew up on the SF peninsula.

Moved to TX for 15 years with zero regrets. FAR better schools for kids, neighbors who watched out for each other, lower tax rates, not nearly the level of political BS in California. Generally little, if any, nanny-state attitudes, far more attractive females, and the attitude toward RKBA and the lack of related laws was icing on the cake. No sagebrush within 100 miles in any direction.

So-Cal is so far from "paradise" as to be pathetic, generally.

As an ex-N.Californian, the scenery in Idaho surpasses California, to put it mildly.

Save the beaches, maybe. Though a weekend on SF beaches is a traffic nightmare.

If you like to Kayak, check Idaho, particularly the north fork of the Payette.

[bjoernt]

California feels like Europe already, I'm from Germany so you pretty much got raped by taxes the same way in California. Talked with the relocation company and they will chip the firearms for me so that would solve my question pretty much. Just have to travel with ammo

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[GreggieBoy]

Good luck. Visited Dallas several times. Reminded me of Modesto. (Sorry Modestoans). Hope it works out for you.

[toby]

Nice, I'm leaving for Texas on Saturday.

[hermosabeach]

transit

Hi buddies,

I'm wondering if there are any special requirements while I drive down with my family and transport the guns locked in my trunk, along with the ammo.
Bjoern

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The 1986 Volkmer amendment makes it legal to travel with firearms across states if the guns are locked, unloaded, legal where you start and end.



The only decision is if you leave them in your car or hotel room at night???

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