Would you ever consider moving out of PA if gun laws became extremely restrictive?

[caelum]

Apologies if this is in the wrong sub-forum.

Hypothetically, if PA gun laws became as awful as New York's or New Jersey's, would you still remain in PA, or would you consider moving? If so, what state would you move to?

[R.A.D.]

yes.... but all my guns were lost in a tragic boating accident so i don't care

[:-)]

What happens if the next state you run away to violates your rights with unconstitutional "laws"? Sell your house and spend a bunch of money moving again? Keep running until you run out of states? I'm not moving.



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[gnbrotz]

Yes, and have already been doing research as to better options. Employment and taxes are also factored in.

[Krichardson]

What happens if the next state you run away to violates your rights with unconstitutional "laws"? Sell your house and spend a bunch of money moving again? Keep running until you run out of states? I'm not moving.



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Good points.I'll be looking to get out of here in a few years anyhow as I am sick of living in the northeast.

[Manxdriver]

Wife refuses to move because “ all my family lives here”. Now, it is becoming ,” all my family is buried here, except for the ones that moved away.”
I’m close to offering to dig them up and return them in a new state.

[ExFlyinguy]

Yes I would CONSIDER it. Where to? Well right off the bat, I'm from Ohio by birth, and all of my family lives there, so that's a possibility. W.V. high on the list, as are Kentucky & Tenn.

While there are others that really appeal to me like Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, not sure I could handle their winters. Hell PA winters seem to get harder every year

[Gunowner99]

Wife refuses to move because “ all my family lives here”. Now, it is becoming ,” all my family is buried here, except for the ones that moved away.”
I’m close to offering to dig them up and return them in a new state.

They'll never know. ;=)

[Hodgie]

Wife refuses to move because “ all my family lives here”. Now, it is becoming ,” all my family is buried here, except for the ones that moved away.”
I’m close to offering to dig them up and return them in a new state.

This is why I always store my dead family members in 50 gallon drums.

[marinville]

I hear Nebraska's nice.