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Missouri is becoming more gun fiendly by the day. About the only restriction that I know of is no cans on the end of the barrel. Everything is obtainable with the proper paperwork. We now able to CCW, have instant background checks on rifle, shotty, and handguns, and passed the castle doctrine that allows you to use deadly force against intruders. St Louis in general is a pretty well kept secret in terms of affordability and a pretty decent place to live (outside the City limits). Need more places to shoot unless you plan on buying a lot of property.

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I thought for sure someone would speak up for AZ. As long as you stay at least as far north as Phoenix the crimigrants aren't bad. There is a variety of elevations to choose from so you can get the weather you like, it is not all desert. The prescott area also has JG sales for ammo supplies and the hunting while not the best in the country is not all bad. We have lots of public and state land that is good for hunting (the only reason I own my saigas). Oh yeah and the strong dislike for the Kalifornia types help keep their numbers down.

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Missouri is becoming more gun fiendly by the day.

..............and who wouldn't love a place like that !!!! (Couldn't help myself, Mark.......) LOL !!

 

I finally came back to Arkansas after many years of living in other states.....Louisiana, South Carolina, Illinois (OMG),

Wisconsin (OMG2)......'

Gun-friendly, hunting, fishing, CCW, Castle Doctrine, shoot damn near anywhere......... Everything I need is here. Taxes aren't bad, and I make a better living here than in the Upper Midwest (Chicago)......Lower cost of living here, too....... Housing market is great for the prices, and land is available in all types.......

(Terrible influx of Yankees in here, though..............) (Hell, I brought my own Yankee back here from Wisconsin, and now you couldn't whip her ass and make her move back there......)

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I thought for sure someone would speak up for AZ. As long as you stay at least as far north as Phoenix the crimigrants aren't bad. There is a variety of elevations to choose from so you can get the weather you like, it is not all desert. The prescott area also has JG sales for ammo supplies and the hunting while not the best in the country is not all bad. We have lots of public and state land that is good for hunting (the only reason I own my saigas). Oh yeah and the strong dislike for the Kalifornia types help keep their numbers down.

 

 

+5, i was just going to mention it. Of particular notice, and a subject that im ignorant in on any number of other states, is the fate of gun laws pending a poor ruling in the D.C. SCOTUS case, which would allow individual cities the right to pass legislation "infringing on the right to bear arms."

 

Arizona will have no fear of such a case unless there is a federal ban on guns, as there cannot be a local one as the Arizona state constitution guarantees

 

"The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself or the State shall not be impaired . . . "

 

Thats individual, not the potentially confusing to liberals "militia" though, if that isnt enough, the same peice of paper also states that

 

"The militia of the State of Arizona shall consist of all capable citizens of the state [between the ages of eighteen and forty-five years],

and of those [between said ages] who shall have declared their intention to become citizens of the United States, residing therein,

subject to such exemptions as now exist, or as may hereafter be created, by the laws of the United States or of this state."

 

which i think would solve the whole second amendment debate as it is, but what do i know.

 

while im quoting, i might as well throw in my favorite quote

 

"All political power is inherent in the people, and governments derive their just powers

from the consent of the governed, and are established to protect and maintain individual rights."

Article 2, Section 2, Arizona Constitution

 

And that isnt just true in Arizona.

 

Definately not a bad state to consider.

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Well, I grew up in CA, so that was the most obvious to me. I prided myself on making my way across a bunch of states, though.

 

I didn't know that, I thought you were a native.

 

I love seeing Californians' reaction to Texas weather

 

Today's Forecast:

08 - 09 17020G35 7 BKN020 OVC030

09 - 11 VRB30G50 1/2 +TSRAGR BKN005 OVC010

11 - 13 25015G25 5 -SHRA BKN020 OVC030

13 - 20 27015G25 7 SCT040

 

CLOUDY, GUSTY SOUTH WIND; LINE OF STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL PASS FORT HOOD AREA BETWEEN 3 & 6 AM. HEAVY RAIN, WIND GUSTS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH & LARGE HAIL OVER 1 INCH POSSIBLE. SKIES WILL CLEAR AFTER 7:00 AM, GUSTY SOUTHWEST TO WEST WIND; HIGH TEMP LOW 80S. CLEAR SKIES THURSDAY EVENING; LIGHT WEST TO NORTHWEST WIND; LOW IN THE MID 50S.

 

I guess we're not flying this AM. Breakfast?

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I thought someone might have mentioned Nevada! Housing is gettin' cheaper every day!! Fantastic hunting in the north, the nation's largest public shooting range being built near Las Vegas! NFA always welcome!! (yes, I know that summers can be brutal that's why Air Conditioning was invented!!)

 

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I didn't know that, I thought you were a native.

 

Aw, shucks.....Thanks, man! (Guido pooching his chest out a bit... :super: )

 

I've lived here longer than anyplace else, and don't intend to leave!

 

Respectfully posted,

guido2 in Houston

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That's the best kind of Texan, A Texan at heart. :) If you look at the defenders of the Alamo there are precious few that were born in Texas. Like the saying goes though, they got here as fast as they could. We welcomed all true patriots then and still do.

1911

Defender's Name Birthplace

Abamillo, Juan TX

Allen, Robert VA

Andross, Miles DeForrest VT

Autry, Micajah NC

Badillo, Juan A. TX

Bailey, Peter James III KY

Baker, Isaac G. AR

Baker, William Charles M. MO

Ballentine, John J. PA

Ballantine, Richard W. Scotland

Baugh, John J. VA

Bayliss, Joseph TN

Blair, John TN

Blair, Samuel TN

Blazeby, William England

Bonham, James Butler SC

Bourne, Daniel England

Bowie, James KY

Bowman, Jesse B. TN

Brown, George England

Brown, James PA

Brown, Robert unknown

Buchanan, James AL

Burns, Samuel E. Ireland

Butler, George, D. MO

Cain, John PA

Campbell, Robert TN

Carey, William R. VA

Clark, Charles Henry MO

Clark, M.B. MS

Cloud, Daniel William KY

Cochran, Robert E. NH

Cottle, George Washington MO

Courtman, Henry Germany

Crawford, Lemuel SC

Crockett, David TN

Crossman, Robert PA

Cummings, David P. PA

Cunningham, Robert NY

Darst, Jacob C. KY

Davis, John KY

Day, Freeman H.K. unknown

Day, Jerry C. MO

Daymon, Squire TN

Dearduff, William TN

Dennison, Stephen England or Ireland

Despallier, Charles LA

Dewall, Lewis NY

Dickinson, Almeron TN

Dillard, John Henry TN

Dimpkins, James R. England

Duvalt, Andrew Ireland

Espalier, Carlos TX

Esparza, Gregorio TX

Evans, Robert Ireland

Evans, Samuel B. NY

Ewing, James L. TN

Faunterloy, William Keener KY

Fishbaugh, William unknown

Flanders, John MA

Floyd, Dolphin Ward NC

Forsyth, John Hubbard NY

Fuentes, Antonio TX

Fuqua, Galba AL

Garnett, William VA

Garrand, James W. LA

Garrett, James Girard TN

Garvin, John E. unknown

Gaston, John E. KY

George, James unknown

Goodrich, John C. VA

Grimes, Albert Calvin GA

Guerrero, José María TX

Gwynne, James C. England

Hannum, James PA

Harris, John KY

Harrison, Andrew Jackson TN

Harrison, William B OH

Hawkins, Joseph M. Ireland

Hays, John M. TN

Heiskell, Charles M. TN

Herndon, Patrick Henry VA

Hersee, William Daniel England

Holland, Tapley OH

Holloway, Samuel PA

Howell, William D. MA

Jackson, Thomas Ireland

Jackson, William Daniel KY

Jameson, Green B. KY

Jennings, Gordon C. CT

Jimenes (Ximenes), Damacio TX

Johnson, Lewis Wales

Johnson, William PA

Jones, John NY

Kellog, John Benjamin KY

Kenney, James VA

Kent, Andrew KY

Kerr, Joseph LA

Kimbell, George C. PA

King, William Philip TX

Lewis, William Irvine VA

Lightfoot, William J. VA

Lindley, Jonathan L. IL

Linn, William MA

Losoya, Toribio TX

Main, George Washington

Malone, William T. GA

Marshall, William TN

Martin, Albert RI

McCafferty, Edward unknown

McCoy, Jesse TN

McDowell, William PA

McGee, James Ireland

McGregor, John Scotland

McKinney, Robert TN

Melton, Eliel GA

Miller, Thomas R. TN

Mills, William TN

Millsaps, Isaac MS

Mitchell, Edwin T. unknown

Mitchell, Napoleon B. unknown

Mitchusson, Edward F. VA

Moore, Robert B. VA

Moore, Willis A. MS

Musselman, Robert OH

Nava, Andrés TX

Neggan, George SC

Nelson, Andrew M. TN

Nelson, Edward SC

Nelson, George SC

Northcross, James VA

Nowlan, James England

Pagan, George unknown

Parker, Christopher Adam unknown

Parks, William NC

Perry, Richardson TX

Pollard, Amos MA

Reynolds, John Purdy PA

Roberts, Thomas H. unknown

Robertson, James Waters TN

Robinson, Isaac Scotland

Rose, James M. OH

Rusk, Jackson J. Ireland

Rutherford, Joseph KY

Ryan, Isaac LA

Scurlock, Mial NC

Sewell, Marcus L. England

Shied, Manson GA

Simmons, Cleveland Kinlock SC

Smith, Andrew H.

Smith, Charles S. MD

Smith, Joshua G. NC

Smith, William H. unknown

Starr, Richard England

Stewart, James E. England

Stockton, Richard L. NJ

Summerlin, A. Spain TN

Summers, William E. TN

Sutherland, William DePriest unknown

Taylor, Edward TN

Taylor, George TN

Taylor, James TN

Taylor, William TN

Thomas, B. Archer M. KY

Thomas, Henry Germany

Thompson, Jesse G. AR

Thomson, John W. NC

Thruston, John, M. PA

Trammel, Burke Ireland

Travis, William Barret SC

Tumlinson, George W. MO

Tylee, James NY

Walker, Asa TN

Walker, Jacob TN

Ward, William B. Ireland

Warnell, Henry unknown

Washington, Joseph G. KY

Waters, Thomas England

Wells, William GA

White, Isaac AL or KY

White, Robert unknown

Williamson, Hiram James PA

Wills, William unknown

Wilson, David L. Scotland

Wilson, John PA

Wolf, Anthony unknown

Wright, Claiborne NC

Zanco, Charles Denmark

___?___, John a Black Freedman

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That's the best kind of Texan, A Texan at heart. :) If you look at the defenders of the Alamo there are precious few that were born in Texas. Like the saying goes though, they got here as fast as they could. We welcomed all true patriots then and still do.

1911

Defender's Name Birthplace

Abamillo, Juan TX

Allen, Robert VA

Andross, Miles DeForrest VT

Autry, Micajah NC

Badillo, Juan A. TX

Bailey, Peter James III KY

Baker, Isaac G. AR

Baker, William Charles M. MO

Ballentine, John J. PA

Ballantine, Richard W. Scotland

Baugh, John J. VA

Bayliss, Joseph TN

Blair, John TN

Blair, Samuel TN

Blazeby, William England

Bonham, James Butler SC

Bourne, Daniel England

Bowie, James KY

Bowman, Jesse B. TN

Brown, George England

Brown, James PA

Brown, Robert unknown

Buchanan, James AL

Burns, Samuel E. Ireland

Butler, George, D. MO

Cain, John PA

Campbell, Robert TN

Carey, William R. VA

Clark, Charles Henry MO

Clark, M.B. MS

Cloud, Daniel William KY

Cochran, Robert E. NH

Cottle, George Washington MO

Courtman, Henry Germany

Crawford, Lemuel SC

Crockett, David TN

Crossman, Robert PA

Cummings, David P. PA

Cunningham, Robert NY

Darst, Jacob C. KY

Davis, John KY

Day, Freeman H.K. unknown

Day, Jerry C. MO

Daymon, Squire TN

Dearduff, William TN

Dennison, Stephen England or Ireland

Despallier, Charles LA

Dewall, Lewis NY

Dickinson, Almeron TN

Dillard, John Henry TN

Dimpkins, James R. England

Duvalt, Andrew Ireland

Espalier, Carlos TX

Esparza, Gregorio TX

Evans, Robert Ireland

Evans, Samuel B. NY

Ewing, James L. TN

Faunterloy, William Keener KY

Fishbaugh, William unknown

Flanders, John MA

Floyd, Dolphin Ward NC

Forsyth, John Hubbard NY

Fuentes, Antonio TX

Fuqua, Galba AL

Garnett, William VA

Garrand, James W. LA

Garrett, James Girard TN

Garvin, John E. unknown

Gaston, John E. KY

George, James unknown

Goodrich, John C. VA

Grimes, Albert Calvin GA

Guerrero, José María TX

Gwynne, James C. England

Hannum, James PA

Harris, John KY

Harrison, Andrew Jackson TN

Harrison, William B OH

Hawkins, Joseph M. Ireland

Hays, John M. TN

Heiskell, Charles M. TN

Herndon, Patrick Henry VA

Hersee, William Daniel England

Holland, Tapley OH

Holloway, Samuel PA

Howell, William D. MA

Jackson, Thomas Ireland

Jackson, William Daniel KY

Jameson, Green B. KY

Jennings, Gordon C. CT

Jimenes (Ximenes), Damacio TX

Johnson, Lewis Wales

Johnson, William PA

Jones, John NY

Kellog, John Benjamin KY

Kenney, James VA

Kent, Andrew KY

Kerr, Joseph LA

Kimbell, George C. PA

King, William Philip TX

Lewis, William Irvine VA

Lightfoot, William J. VA

Lindley, Jonathan L. IL

Linn, William MA

Losoya, Toribio TX

Main, George Washington

Malone, William T. GA

Marshall, William TN

Martin, Albert RI

McCafferty, Edward unknown

McCoy, Jesse TN

McDowell, William PA

McGee, James Ireland

McGregor, John Scotland

McKinney, Robert TN

Melton, Eliel GA

Miller, Thomas R. TN

Mills, William TN

Millsaps, Isaac MS

Mitchell, Edwin T. unknown

Mitchell, Napoleon B. unknown

Mitchusson, Edward F. VA

Moore, Robert B. VA

Moore, Willis A. MS

Musselman, Robert OH

Nava, Andrés TX

Neggan, George SC

Nelson, Andrew M. TN

Nelson, Edward SC

Nelson, George SC

Northcross, James VA

Nowlan, James England

Pagan, George unknown

Parker, Christopher Adam unknown

Parks, William NC

Perry, Richardson TX

Pollard, Amos MA

Reynolds, John Purdy PA

Roberts, Thomas H. unknown

Robertson, James Waters TN

Robinson, Isaac Scotland

Rose, James M. OH

Rusk, Jackson J. Ireland

Rutherford, Joseph KY

Ryan, Isaac LA

Scurlock, Mial NC

Sewell, Marcus L. England

Shied, Manson GA

Simmons, Cleveland Kinlock SC

Smith, Andrew H.

Smith, Charles S. MD

Smith, Joshua G. NC

Smith, William H. unknown

Starr, Richard England

Stewart, James E. England

Stockton, Richard L. NJ

Summerlin, A. Spain TN

Summers, William E. TN

Sutherland, William DePriest unknown

Taylor, Edward TN

Taylor, George TN

Taylor, James TN

Taylor, William TN

Thomas, B. Archer M. KY

Thomas, Henry Germany

Thompson, Jesse G. AR

Thomson, John W. NC

Thruston, John, M. PA

Trammel, Burke Ireland

Travis, William Barret SC

Tumlinson, George W. MO

Tylee, James NY

Walker, Asa TN

Walker, Jacob TN

Ward, William B. Ireland

Warnell, Henry unknown

Washington, Joseph G. KY

Waters, Thomas England

Wells, William GA

White, Isaac AL or KY

White, Robert unknown

Williamson, Hiram James PA

Wills, William unknown

Wilson, David L. Scotland

Wilson, John PA

Wolf, Anthony unknown

Wright, Claiborne NC

Zanco, Charles Denmark

___?___, John a Black Freedman

 

 

Good point. It is nice to see people have pride in where they are from even if they weren't born there.

 

So we will add:

NV

and

Arizona to the list.

 

This is helpful guys.

 

It is too bad that we even have to have this thread which speaks to the inequality of freedom from state to state. I don't think our founding fathers would have approved of the incremental stripping of freedoms on many levels of which our firearms are the most obvious.

 

By the way, I am not enjoying the weather today. We are under a tornado watch. I know, I am a weather wimp but it sure makes you feel small especially if you haven't grown up with it. :unsure:

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Colorado is very gun friendly with all the NFA toys available. They have the "Make My Day Law" too. Plus the weather is awesome (except for when it snows 4 feet)!

 

Mandatory background check on private modern gun sales/trades at funshows with $10 fee for each one, even on same day.

If you make a trade with 2 different individuals an hour apart, each of you has to pay for background check twice.......Perhaps you have beeen convicted of a felony in between......!?!?

Oh, here in Texas we have state preemption on gun laws and your Concealed Handgun License elimanates the need for a

background check if you buy from a dealer. No state restrictions to buy from individual. NFA friendly too....

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I've lived all over in the Seattle/Tacoma/Olympia area, grew up on the northern part of the border between washington and idaho, and lived down in Moscow Id for a while.

 

If you want to make money and spend all of it just trying to get by move to western washington, better make sure that you like rain too - cause realistically it's rainy 8-9 months a year here... Also make damn sure you enjoy trying to work/communicate with people from every corner of the earth that have absolutely no idea how to drive/talk/work/think in the states... Add to that a suffocating culture of anti-gunners, greeners, hippies, yuppies, and so on... Traffic is always screwed, I drive to work 7 miles and it takes on average 45 min... Basically it's horrible here.

 

Spokane/Coeur d' Alene are fantastic. The jobs aren't as plentiful or high-paying there, but the cost of living is ffaarrrrr cheaper in every aspect. There are 4 distinct seasons with temperature ranges from -10 to 110 and you'll see a good deal of sun regardless of the season... People are more scattered as are businesses and housing, but it doesn't matter because roads are planned well enough that you can drive to work 20 miles in 20 min. Can you tell I want to move back?

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