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Aww too soon for me.

Cans and autos?

Canton isn't too far of a drive. The lawyer that did our will and such is retiring, and we have to change it later this year with the new arrival.

Is the attorney route really necessary if only doing it for NFA items?

The only gun my dad bought me was a gamo pellet rifle at 25+ yrs old. I wasn't allowed to have toy guns as a kid.

I was surprised how loud the pellet rifles are.

You can add and remove as often as you want, no one on the trust gets a background. It's a trust, you can't background a trust. The person that picks the suppressor up for the trust does the background form

That is what I thought. Contemplating a can. Not reslly concerned with background checks since anybody I would put on it would pass no issue.

Does everyone in the trust need background checked? Can you at will add or remove people?

My cricket is surprisingly accurate for being so cheap, and fun to shoot. The single shot really makes you slow down before pulling the trigger. I would keep it.

Probably less than $50 honestly.

Congrats, you are couple weeks ahead of us. World didn't end, oops!

Actually ours was very much planned.

Womens rights? If they can choose to murder their unborn children, why can't they tattoo their children? Women's rights..... you guys have no right to tell a Woman what she can do with her children.

Dexter torsion axles are nice I had them on a corn pro trailer.

Congrats! It is very exciting. 2nd trimster so far is better than the first. I assume it is a congratulatory moment?

Beretta sold via gunbroker

mudding drywall I don't mind. I HATE painting!!! Guess who has to paint the house....

Sorry bowdog. Things keep coming up and I don't want to have to put stuff on a cc while trying to pay debt off. I don't really want to sell the fnp45, but its not something I carry.

For Sale now also, pics on first page.

May have a bushmaster to add soon still contemplating...

I don't believe that for a second. Cited for no insurance, sure, but not found at fault only due to insurance.

Let me pull the accident report. Need a date, county and major road name.

When I get back to my computer I'll pull some local reports from uninsured drivers and show you that fault is always determined by driving action, not paperwork compliance.

Do you have video of you not believing it for a second?

Wonder how it would play out in court since an uninsured vehicle shouldn't be on the road? When it comes to trucks they have been found at fault simply because of paperwork compliance. Fudge your logbook get in an accident and you loose in court because you shouldn't have been there. Same thing right? Just paperwork. ....

I don't have the city, state, cross street, etc its been 12+ yrs and wasn't my accident.

You look up reports I'm gonna go back to my game and unsubscribe. Oh and please post the ORC that supports your view.

Go figure it was one of the cocaine cowboys that pulled her over. The cocaine cowboys are notorious for searching cars on I 40 in tn. They pull everything out of the cars right on the side of the road constantly. Personally I wouldn't have given them permission to search my vehicle. They prey on out of state cars.

Absolutely 100% wrong.

Nothing about the driver makes him *automatically* at fault. It is the specifics of the accident that determine fault.

I had someone tell me that a drunk driver it automatically at fault. I asked what would happen if I rear-ended a drunk driver whose was waiting at a red light - whose fault is it?

Someone else told me that driving with a cast, sling or other injury/first aid configuration would automatically make me at fault (I was driving an automatic with my left foot in an air cast) I asked the same question - if I get rear-ended waiting at a red light then is the accident my fault? No, the accident is only my fault if I make some maneuver that is illegal and I cause the collision. The cast/sling may be ruled as a factor, but if that cast or sling had no bearing on the accident, then it's irrelevant.

Accident was not in Ohio. Laws vary by state.

Insurance, license, whether the car is stolen, taxed/registered etc are all between the driver and the BMV. None of those things make you automatically at fault for any accident.

Had a family member rear end a car. Family member should have been at fault. The car they hit was uninsured. The uninsured was cited and found at fault.

i have a Sig p229 in 9mm but no rail that i would possibly trade for the FNP, but not sure how important that rail is. anyway, let me know. i think i have 3 or 4 mags.

The 22 conversion kit specifically says railed. Wanting to be able to swap a 22 kit between both frames. My holsters are also for railed so they would be looser on a non railed.

I have a Jennings and a highpoint I will trade even up for either one of yours, your choice!!

No!

Is your FNP the Tactical?

No it isn't the tactical sorry.

If I were to sell the FNP and Beretta outright what should I ask for each? I've not kept up with prices.

If you borrow my car and wreck it then of course I am owed for the damages - but if I have no insurance and you have liability-only (which will not cover the damage to the car you are driving) then it will come out of your pocket, not your insurance. If you want to be covered for damages to cars you borrow then purchase collision coverage. I am covered comprehensive, any car, any driver.

If liability insurance covered a borrowed car you are driving then my buddy and I could both get liability-only, borrow each other's cars permanently and both effectively have collision coverage for free.

You may be owed, but you will have to work it out with tge borrower or sue them.

So will your premium go up?

I am kind of the same boat with an incident envolving my son.

My parent's premium didn't. They shouldn't raise your premium for accident with an uninsured motorists.

If you drive uninsured you are automatically at fault in an accident.