Posted: 4/10/2014 10:52:07 AM EDT
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Quoted: No special permit to buy heat seeking , cop murdering baby killer rifles or pistols? Quoted: Quoted: No suppressors, and that's about it. No special permit to buy heat seeking , cop murdering baby killer rifles or pistols? Also, no rifles/shottys in the vehicle unless cased and unloaded. (there are special provisions for hunting, and I dispute the BCA's ruling on PLAIN ENGLISH LAW that you can have rifles in the vehicle with a PTC, but anyway). Get your PTC right away, if you don't have it yet. You can carry either concealed OR open. (not starting that debate here) Also, you can't hunt on whatever land that isn't posted. Dayton is a douche.
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Oh, right, yes, there is a purchase permit, but that only applies to hand guns and is unneeded if you have a carry permit. It's free to apply for, lasts for one year, and usually has a fairly quick turnaround.
Get the purchase permit first, then apply for a carry permit which'll take a bit longer due to class requirements and processing time. |
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Quoted: Oh, right, yes, there is a purchase permit, but that only applies to hand guns and is unneeded if you have a carry permit. It's free to apply for, lasts for one year, and usually has a fairly quick turnaround. Get the purchase permit first, then apply for a carry permit which'll take a bit longer due to class requirements and processing time.  )Edit to clarify my point of clarification
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Oh, right, yes, there is a purchase permit, but that only applies to hand guns and is unneeded if you have a carry permit. It's free to apply for, lasts for one year, and usually has a fairly quick turnaround. Get the purchase permit first, then apply for a carry permit which'll take a bit longer due to class requirements and processing time. Also applies to anything meeting the state description of "assault rifle" pretty much two "evil" features. |
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As a point of clarification, the permit to PURCHASE is free. Permit to CARRY will run you about $250 all said and done (you have to take a class )
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Oh, right, yes, there is a purchase permit, but that only applies to hand guns and is unneeded if you have a carry permit. It's free to apply for, lasts for one year, and usually has a fairly quick turnaround. Get the purchase permit first, then apply for a carry permit which'll take a bit longer due to class requirements and processing time. )
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You are paying too much for your classes 
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Quoted: You are paying too much for your classes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Oh, right, yes, there is a purchase permit, but that only applies to hand guns and is unneeded if you have a carry permit. It's free to apply for, lasts for one year, and usually has a fairly quick turnaround. Get the purchase permit first, then apply for a carry permit which'll take a bit longer due to class requirements and processing time. ) Edit to clarify my point of clarification You are paying too much for your classes |
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Maybe, but if you don't live around the cities you've gotta take what you can get. Quoted:
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You are paying too much for your classes Maybe, but if you don't live around the cities you've gotta take what you can get. I don't live in the cities 
Everyone around here is $70-80 for the class, several include gun rental and ammo. Most SO's are charging another $70-80 for the permit. So paying more then $200 seems like a rip off
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165k, 10 acres for horses with a 2 acre yard, out in the sticks, 25 mins away from work, 3 bed 2 bath 2 stall detached garage. Quoted:
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Must have been really cheap to compensate for the taxes over here  165k, 10 acres for horses with a 2 acre yard, out in the sticks, 25 mins away from work, 3 bed 2 bath 2 stall detached garage. 55 minutes south of Fargo that's only $60k... 
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55 minutes south of Fargo that's only $60k... Quoted:
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Must have been really cheap to compensate for the taxes over here 165k, 10 acres for horses with a 2 acre yard, out in the sticks, 25 mins away from work, 3 bed 2 bath 2 stall detached garage. 55 minutes south of Fargo that's only $60k... Trying to stay within 30 mins of Fargo |
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No more transporting guns with loaded magazine... Must be unloaded & cased. I moved the other way - mn to nd! Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? |
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Quoted: Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? Quoted: Quoted: No more transporting guns with loaded magazine... Must be unloaded & cased. I moved the other way - mn to nd! Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? |
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Only pistol with a ptc. This according to the BCA. I read the law as otherwise, but have no desire to test them in court. Quoted:
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No more transporting guns with loaded magazine... Must be unloaded & cased. I moved the other way - mn to nd! Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? Sorry, I should've worded that better. I only meant loaded magazines for rifle or pistol kept separate from the firearm. Not a loaded firearm. |
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Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? Quoted:
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No more transporting guns with loaded magazine... Must be unloaded & cased. I moved the other way - mn to nd! Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? Nope... Sorry MIS-typed... In ND you can have a loaded mag in a rifle next to the driver, uncased, with empty chamber - ready to chamber & fire... That is NOT legal in MN! |
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Quoted: Nope... Sorry MIS-typed... In ND you can have a loaded mag in a rifle next to the driver, uncased, with empty chamber - ready to chamber & fire... That is NOT legal in MN! Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: No more transporting guns with loaded magazine... Must be unloaded & cased. I moved the other way - mn to nd! Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? Nope... Sorry MIS-typed... In ND you can have a loaded mag in a rifle next to the driver, uncased, with empty chamber - ready to chamber & fire... That is NOT legal in MN! This is correct ^ I usually keep the rifle on the dash |
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Nope... Sorry MIS-typed... In ND you can have a loaded mag in a rifle next to the driver, uncased, with empty chamber - ready to chamber & fire... That is NOT legal in MN! Quoted:
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No more transporting guns with loaded magazine... Must be unloaded & cased. I moved the other way - mn to nd! Mat, please show me the statute where this applies. Are you saying that I cannot transport a loaded rifle or pistol magazine in my vehicle in the state of Minnesota? Nope... Sorry MIS-typed... In ND you can have a loaded mag in a rifle next to the driver, uncased, with empty chamber - ready to chamber & fire... That is NOT legal in MN! I misread also... I have had people try to tell me not to transport loaded magazines, even separate from the firearm.  Seems rediculous.
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