[Glockfinger]

PA shouldn't be anywhere higher than #20 on that list , some of the states lower have some ridiculous hoops (either monetary or training requirements) for people to jump thru just to get a carry permit or purchase a firearm.

 

[Cold Dead Hands !]

Ohio is about to pass the “Stand your ground law” Whoo Hooo !

 

[cazbass]

Now Kansas has a left Governor, Gun and ammo shortage might happen ln 2020 election.

Yeah, I hear you. I’m in Kansas, and I’ll be focusing on gun/ammo acquisition for the next couple years. I wonder if I should buy a silencer or two...

 

[eltell]

Yeah, I hear you. I’m in Kansas, and I’ll be focusing on gun/ammo acquisition for the next couple years. I wonder if I should buy a silencer or two...

Can you go to another state and buy ammo/guns or are your firearms restricted to where you live?

 

[Danzig]

Can you go to another state and buy ammo/guns or are your firearms restricted to where you live?

Most states can't control ammo purchases. Some states forbid mail order ammo purchases. California, New York, New Jersey have hurdles to purchase ammo. Some states have ammo type restrictions and further prohibition on application, like lead ammo while hunting.
You can buy long guns in any state but they must be legal in your home state. Handguns are restricted to your home state. You can buy long guns and pistols mail order/internet but it has to be transferred by a FFL(gun store) in your home state and must be legal in that state.
By legal in that state, certain states have a maximum magazine capacity on guns. Usually around 10 round mags for restricted states. California has a handgun roster. Only pistols on that list are legal to buy new there. It's confusing and maddening.
These only affect legal gun owners. Criminals laugh.

 

[Walter Sobchak]

We will retain our governor and may lose our senate seat to a moderate dem but the state legislature has always held up the gun laws regardless of who is in power. Things will get worse in general because the country is gone and beyond repair. I only hope I’m dead before we’re completely under dictatorship .... but make no mistake, it is happening.

I also live in AZ and literally almost cried when Kyrsten Sinema won. I have been happy here but don’t know how long I will stay. My wife has a lot of family here, but she has stated once her parents are gone, we are moving.

 

[cazbass]

Can you go to another state and buy ammo/guns or are your firearms restricted to where you live?

I buy ammo out-of-state all the time, when I buy online. I’ve never bought guns any other way except in a gun store in the state of my residence, but I guess I can buy a gun online too.

 

[TheKraken]

Yes you can buy guns as well as ammo online. You can also buy firearms from individuals from other state through the mail as well. It has to be sent from their FLl to your FFL. It's really easy.

 

[cazbass]

Yes you can buy guns as well as ammo online. You can also buy firearms from individuals from other state through the mail as well. It has to be sent from their FFL to your FFL. It's really easy.

Thank you for clarifying that, Lee.

 

[Southlake]

I also live in AZ and literally almost cried when Kyrsten Sinema won. I have been happy here but don’t know how long I will stay. My wife has a lot of family here, but she has stated once her parents are gone, we are moving.

MOVE TO FLORIDA! I am happy to say that we went from one Republican Senator to two and we went to a more conservative Governor. I predict good things in the GUNSHINE State.

 

[Walter Sobchak]

MOVE TO FLORIDA! I am happy to say that we went from one Republican Senator to two and we went to a more conservative Governor. I predict good things in the GUNSHINE State.

Just too damn humid in Florida.
I love the dry heat here in AZ.
Just too many damn liberals from California moving here and brining their stupid ideas with them.

 

[Southlake]

Just too damn humid in Florida.
I love the dry heat here in AZ.
Just too many damn liberals from California moving here and brining their stupid ideas with them.

I love the Florida Ocean Breezes on either coast.

 

[Lars1]

Yeah, I hear you. I’m in Kansas, and I’ll be focusing on gun/ammo acquisition for the next couple years. I wonder if I should buy a silencer or two...

A-Men to that!

 

[sglide05]

I buy my ammo here: https://www.targetsportsusa.com
Free shipping with case quantities.

 

[Ten Man]

#38 Washington. It's a shame, too, because I grew up in Washington, and really like it here.

I left commiefornia over this crap. The Left Coast has gone full on communist, and there's no turning it back.

I am voting with my feet, again. I'm looking forward to living in an American state, once again. I wanted to go to Wyoming, but the wife chose Tennessee, instead. #12 is better than #38!

 

[Lucian_253]

#38 Washington. It's a shame, too, because I grew up in Washington, and really like it here.

I left commiefornia over this crap. The Left Coast has gone full on communist, and there's no turning it back.

I am voting with my feet, again. I'm looking forward to living in an American state, once again. I wanted to go to Wyoming, but the wife chose Tennessee, instead. #12 is better than #38!

Once my parents are no longer with us. I’m outta WA also.

 

[TheKraken]

Come to Oklahoma,
We love good ole gun toten folks. And #6 is better than #12.

 

[Ten Man]

Come to Oklahoma,
We love good ole gun toten folks. And #6 is better than #12.

Thanks for the invite, but 90% of our stuff is already in TN.

 

[TheKraken]

Ah shucks!
Well you will love TN. We visit there quite a bit. I will be in Nashville from December 30 through Jan. 7 at a convention. Love it there.

 

[rbbeers]

For those interested...

Gun ownership by state
https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/gu...972c&vndid=00474a66c55d0c6edfd2589c64ab95a565

1. Alaska - 61.7 %
2. Arkansas - 57.9 %
3. Idaho - 56.9 %
4. West Virginia - 54.2 %
5. Wyoming - 53.8 %
6. Montana - 52.3 %
7. New Mexico - 49.9 %
8. Alabama - 48.9 %
9. North Dakota - 47.9 %
10. Hawaii - 45.1 %
11. Louisiana - 44.5 %
12. South Carolina - 44.4 %
13. Mississippi - 42.8 %
14. Kentucky - 42.4 %
15. Tennessee - 39.4 %
16. Nevada - 37.5 %
17. Minnesota - 36.7 %
18. Texas - 35.7 %
19. South Dakota - 35.0 %
20. Wisconsin - 34.7 %
21. Colorado - 34.3 %
22. Iowa - 33.8 %
22. Indiana - 33.8 %
24. Florida - 32.5 %
25. Arizona - 32.3 %
26. Kansas - 32.2 %
27. Utah - 31.9 %
28. Georgia - 31.6%
29. Oklahoma - 31.2 %
30. Virginia - 29.3 %
31. Michigan - 28.8 %
31. Vermont - 28.8 %
33. North Carolina - 28.7 %
34. Washington (state) - 27.7 %
35. Missouri - 27.1 %
35. Pennsylvania - 27.1 %
37. Oregon - 26.6 %
38. Illinois - 26.2 %
39. Washington, D.C. - 25.9 %
40. Maine - 22.6 %
40. Massachusetts - 22.6 %
42. Maryland - 20.7 %
43. California - 19.8 %
43. Nebraska - 19.8 %
45. Ohio - 19.6 %
46. Connecticut - 16.6 %
47. New Hampshire - 14.4 %
48. New Jersey - 11.3 %
49. New York - 10.3 %
50. Rhode Island - 5.8 %
51. Delaware - 5.2 %

Best regards,

Bob