Your Pennsylvania Gun Rights ~Handy flyer to carry with you.

[tundrafan]

thank you for the info .I feel it is good for everyone to be educated

[Mtbkski]

Originally Posted by headcase

I kinda like it when my wife stares at me, while I patiently flip them and print the other side, like I have a hole in my head. Some people tie their own flies, I print my own fliers

Ask an employee how to make the 2 sided copies. Then you copy both sides one after the other, and the machine flips them over and copies both side for you. Then all you have to do it fold them.

[headcase]

Originally Posted by Mtbkski

Ask an employee how to make the 2 sided copies. Then you copy both sides one after the other, and the machine flips them over and copies both side for you. Then all you have to do it fold them.

LOL, I do them at home, because I enjoy feeling as though I am actually contributing my time, instead of paying someplace to do it for me. Not that there is anything wrong with having someone print them up for you, I just choose to do it myself. I only mention the stares from the wife because she thinks the people I print them for should be doing it, and paying for it, themselves. Me? I feel like this is my pet project and so I take the time and do it. Sorry if anyone misunderstood me...

[87th PVI]

Rich,
Would it be possible to please fix the following?

There are typos in the current pdf of revision 8.

In the disclaimer on page 2 it has a - and a space in the middle of the word "convenience"

Also there seems to be too many spaces between "in" & "establishments" in the third column of page two, line 14... but that might be the way it is formatted.


Sorry, maybe I'm being too picky but those just jumped right out at me when I printed an updated master tonight.

[1911shooter]

Great job Pa, thanks for the info and i have already printed a bunch. thank you and keep up the great work, smart-ass's be damded

[Mancolt]

I agree. Thx for making this for all of us to use Pa! I don't OC, but I have some of these flyers with me most of the time just in case it comes up in conversation about OC or CC. +rep for you!

[JP3]

Hi all. i'm new to the site so I apologize if this is the wrong area for a question. but in consideration of the flyer i figured i'd give it a shot (and hope for a new guy pardon). Anyways, here goes: my wife and i both have ltcf permits. i was in a gun shop the other day and looking at holsters for one of her guns, getting advice from an employee regarding two brands. since i had his undivided attention, i asked him if he thought that one of the pocket holsters would be o.k. for purse pockets. he became rather alarmed and proceeded to tell me that carrying a firearm in a purse was illegal and she could lose her ltcf. i didn't argue with him, confident in my own knowlege of the law, and simply chose to leave the store and not give them my money. but, later in the day i began to doubt myself. i think a ltcf allows this under the PA 6106 "on or about your person" verbage. am i wrong?

[gnbrotz]

You are correct in your understanding. While it's often discussed that being directly on your person might help avoid being accidentally left behind, or lost in a purse snatch, carrying in a purse/briefcase/backpack, etc. is absolutely a legal choice.

[JP3]

Originally Posted by gnbrotz

You are correct in your understanding. While it's often discussed that being directly on your person might help avoid being accidentally left behind, or lost in a purse snatch, carrying in a purse/briefcase/backpack, etc. is absolutely a legal choice.

thanks. i feel like taking the flyer there now but, being a gun shop guy, he'd probably get weird about it.

[Ten*K]

tomorrow I'm going to have about 100 copies made for handing out. I will be sure to state that the info contained is based on current law, and is not part of any organized militia movement.