Looks like he forgot "Concealed is concealed."
I usually don't carry at the Fairgrounds during the Fair -- the population density is so high (and includes so many LEOs) that realistically, all you'd need to do is raise a hue and cry. (I am careful to avoid quiet cul-de-sacs, but I do that even...
So, was the crew of the Enola Gay insane?
You can own hand grenades, IIRC, but there's a flippin' $200 Federal tax (and mucho paperwork) on each one. The law doesn't address your purpose.
Plastic explosives? I'm pretty sure you can do that, but (once again) there are a lot of forms...
Better check with the tribe first. Most recognized tribes have rules about that sort of thing; my own thin claim to Cherokee ancestry was recently mooted, as my ancestor's ancestors were owned by tribe members and that no longer counts. Remember, a tribe's a kind of political subdivision...
I'm always surprised none of the food vendors at hamfests do a bacon-themed thing. ...The Indy Hamfest did have some excellent pork barbecue at the fairgrounds cafeteria, though!
Back on-topic, there's permanent gun-ban signage at the Marion County Fairgrounds. Looks like the Fair is run...
Kirk, the Ten Point Coalition plans to be there in force -- basically, a church-organized bunch of actual adults who ride herd on the "troubled youths" in a parental kind of way.
I'm not sure how many INGO members are amateur radio operators -- there's a degree of crossover between hams and gunnies, and a lot of preppers have ham tickets these days. I've encountered reloadting gear and shooting rests at various little hamfests, and even (smallish) blackpowder cannon at...
Lincoln held some seriously racist views. He appears to have found breakaway States a lot more horrible than slavery, too. (Someone else can cite quotes.)
Most slave-holding countries managed to end the practice without fighting a war over it; in the U. S. Civil War, there were a lot of...
It looks like a few of the "Organizing For Action" anti-gunners will be in Broad Ripple this coming Friday, 14 June, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at the intersection of Westfield and Riveria (where the Monon Trail crosses Westfield Blvd.).
Gee, it sure seems like a good time/place for...
That guy (most often a guy) on the other side of the counter is probably a hobbyist just like you. It's not a high-paying job; he's likely there 'cos he likes guns. He's probably not a universal expert.
He's probably seen and handled more guns than most folks, which helps, but he's no...
I'd still kind of like to send the politicians in FIRST, then the men and women. --But it's a volunteer force; if women want to be in combat and can pass the *same* tests as men, send 'em in. The .mil is short on personnel anyway.
But I don't think it's practical to have different...
Only the transfer of new MGs to private citizens is "banned" and that's guns made since 1986. If you want to own a fully-automatic weapon, all you need is to find one for $$$ale, have a wheelbarrow full of money to buy it, plus all the ATF registration/background check paperwork, a $200 tax...
Nope. If your gun ever moved in interstate commerce -- or if it could affect it in any way (you selling your gun to someone means he won't buy a new one made in MA or MD, for example) -- then under Wickard v. Filburn, the Feds have a stake via the Commerce Clause.
Isn't that special...