So much win in moving to another state.

[LBDamned]

Too many family owned businesses/rentals to uproot and leave behind

The business part I understand... if it can't be relocated (many have CA as core biz, so it's tough).

[9mmContagion]

The business part I understand... if it can't be relocated (many have CA as core biz, so it's tough).

[tonelar]

Well it looks like my family is finally escaping Kalifornia also. Moving to the state of Jefferson just outside of Grant's Pass , Oregon. My oldest daughter lives there as well as my sister and sister in law. So lots of family there for us both. Any Cal gunners it that area??

Most of my bay area friends that moved to oregon ended up in portland.

[XDJYo]

Most of my bay area friends that moved to oregon ended up in portland.

Have they disowned you?

[1911-CV]

Have they disowned you?

Or have you disowned them

[bigbossman]

.....and trapped by an ever-increasing press of people and traffic. The warmth you're feeling is from the water you're sitting in, slowly starting to boil.

[ACfixer]

OP, welcome to AZ freedom! We did the same in 2015. Was incredibly difficult, but worth it.
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You probably don't remember me Mike, but you were my first SSE in 2012. You and I talked about getting out of that place then... Took you three years, took me eight. But we did it.

It was incredibly difficult, looking back it's hard to believe I was able to pull it off. It's difficult because it's worth it, as they say if it was easy everyone would do it.

Dave, super happy for you. I think I've bought eight guns in the eight months I've been here and ironically every one of them have been guns I could have bought in CA if I could find them. I already had all the evil guns in CA. The stupid laws there don't stop anyone from getting anything.

[EBR Works]

You probably don't remember me Mike, but you were my first SSE in 2012. You and I talked about getting out of that place then... Took you three years, took me eight. But we did it.

It was incredibly difficult, looking back it's hard to believe I was able to pull it off. It's difficult because it's worth it, as they say if it was easy everyone would do it.

Dave, super happy for you. I think I've bought eight guns in the eight months I've been here and ironically every one of them have been guns I could have bought in CA if I could find them. I already had all the evil guns in CA. The stupid laws there don't stop anyone from getting anything.

Congrats! Ahh the days of SSE...

[stormvet]

I’ve been living in AZ for 1 week today. Right now it’s all about the headaches and work of relocating, so much to do. Wife had me building patio furniture all afternoon and this morning I put together my weight machine what a pain in the but it is...so many cables and pulleys. But I haven’t really been able to work out in three weeks, I don’t count moving a hundred boxes and furniture. I drove my truck 800 miles loaded down with over 70 firearms, 25,000 rounds of ammo and all the alcohol because the movies would not take any of that.
My little census designated ‘town’ of approximately 14000 people has its own gun store, got to love that.

[bombadillo]

Congrats. I lived free in July 1st 2015. Moved out to the valley and will NEVER look back to the trash pit that has become california.

[EBR Works]

Congrats on the escape. It will be worth it! What town?

[nitroxdiver]

Congrats stormvet! The hassle will seem like nothing after a while and so totally worth it.


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[stormvet]

Thanks guys, been a long time coming. Actually gotta thank the COVID hoax some for it. The company my wife worked for (30 years) went BR, that helped bring her on board.

I’m down in Vail, have a daughter in Tucson wanted to be close but out of Tucson proper. We really like it here, we live on the outskirts of town. Very quite and oh so dark at night, no street lights or city lights. Quail and desert cotton tails running around on the property.

[DaveInOroValley]

Thanks guys, been a long time coming. Actually gotta thank the COVID hoax some for it. The company my wife worked for (30 years) went BR, that helped bring her on board.

I’m down in Vail, have a daughter in Tucson wanted to be close but out of Tucson proper. We really like it here, we live on the outskirts of town. Very quite and oh so dark at night, no street lights or city lights. Quail and desert cotton tails running around on the property.

Welcome!! Vail is a great area. We're in Oro Valley and have the same critters and then some running around. As well we are plenty far from Tucson proper (30 miles).

If you already switched your license and so on you'll love the freedom you'll feel when purchasing a weapon. I've applied for my CCW just to have the extra advantages you get since as you know no permit required to carry.

If you decide to go that route there are some great places to do the class and they include everything you will need. Technically with a DD214 you are not required to take the class but I felt it was a great education since they go over various laws and so forth that will pleasantly surprise you coming from Commiefornia laws.

[twinfin]

Congratulations on your escape to freedom. What does it mean when a company goes "BR"?