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  1. m14brony m14brony

    Pew. Pew.

    Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:39:39 UTC from web
    1. MetalTao MetalTao

      @m14brony :D

      Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:40:04 UTC from web
    2. MetalTao MetalTao

      @m14brony *Tackle hugs you*

      Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:40:16 UTC from web
    3. MetalTao MetalTao

      @m14brony You don't give your psoition away by shooting

      Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:40:37 UTC from web
      1. m14brony m14brony

        @metaltao I was doing some pistol practice, given that I am going to take a concealed carry renewal course tomorrow (you have to renew a CCW permit every five years in Minnesota). ;)

        Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:45:57 UTC from web
        1. MetalTao MetalTao

          @m14brony OH! That actually sounds like a decent law!

          Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:46:29 UTC from web
          1. m14brony m14brony

            @metaltao Fortunately, Minnesota isn't too restrictive in terms of firearms vis-à-vis states like New York, California, Massachusetts, etc.

            Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:56:58 UTC from web
            1. MetalTao MetalTao

              @m14brony Fancy words. Does this system work for you?

              Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:00:14 UTC from web
              1. m14brony m14brony

                @metaltao The gun laws aren't terrible up here. There is an arbitrary classification of certain "assault type weapons" one needs a "Permit to Purchase" (and be at least 21 years of age) to obtain (this permit is also required for handguns), but if I recall correctly, one can get that permit free of charge by applying at a police station. The concealed carry permit doubles as a "Permit to Purchase." Restricted NFA items like suppressors were recently legalized in Minnesota, but there is the typical federal red tape associated with applying to get one. Minnesota is a bit more restrictive than some other states when it comes to genuine full-auto and selective fire guns (they have to meet Curio & Relic classification), but those are so expensive (supply and demand distortions caused by Ronald Reagan closing the NFA registry on such firearms in 1986) I will never own one of them anyway.

                Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:06:11 UTC from web
                1. MetalTao MetalTao

                  @m14brony Cool. Sorry if you have to repeat these same questions a lot because you own a gun. What do you want to talk about today?

                  Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:17:34 UTC from web
                  1. m14brony m14brony

                    @metaltao I ate hash brown potatoes for breakfast. :P

                    Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:28:10 UTC from web
                    1. MetalTao MetalTao

                      @m14brony I have been out of potatoes all day...

                      Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:30:24 UTC from web
                      1. m14brony m14brony

                        @metaltao :(

                        Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:30:47 UTC from web
                        1. MetalTao MetalTao

                          @m14brony ;C

                          Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:31:41 UTC from web
                      2. m14brony m14brony

                        @metaltao Take over your family's backyard and turn it into a potato garden when the weather is more temperate. :P

                        Sunday, 18-Oct-15 04:35:45 UTC from web
        2. MetalTao MetalTao

          @m14brony and, which weapon willl you be applying to Conceal carry? Or, rather, what do you have that you can conceal carry?

          Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:47:50 UTC from web
          1. m14brony m14brony

            @metaltao It doesn't matter which pistol you use to qualify; the permit lets one legally carry a concealed pistol in general where allowed by law. I am have been practicing with my Glock 19 (fourth generation), as it has been my primary carry gun for nearly five years. I figure I may as well requalify with the pistol to which I have been trusting with my life outside of the home.

            Sunday, 18-Oct-15 03:53:58 UTC from web