I was just mugged!

[Kidlicious]

sorry stupid question

[Al B. Sure!]

kid, yes by strangers... people i know ask me when they first begin to know me but quickly they realize how moral i am and stop asking though they always do say i got to be doing **** secret cause of my chinky eyes.

but a 22 is easily concealed i know... is it much more expensive than $350? and how about a used gun? what do you think would be the price reduction on that?

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Albert Speer
kid, yes by strangers... people i know ask me when they first begin to know me but quickly they realize how moral i am and stop asking though they always do say i got to be doing **** secret cause of my chinky eyes.

but a 22 is easily concealed i know... is it much more expensive than $350? and how about a used gun? what do you think would be the price reduction on that?

22 is very cheap I think. There is some psychological advantage to having a more powerfull gun though I think. God forbid you should be in a shooting match with another person with a gun though, but if you are you want the bigger gun.

[Al B. Sure!]

i'd need something along the lines of a 22 cause they got guards who check you in the mall and in the movie theaters and all that but boys always sneak them in... i know the good way to conceal them... but how much would they cost?

[Al B. Sure!]

cheaper than 350? around 250 maybe? 200 used?

[chequita guevara]

A cheap gun is as likely to explode in your hand.

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Albert Speer
i'd need something along the lines of a 22 cause they got guards who check you in the mall and in the movie theaters and all that but boys always sneak them in... i know the good way to conceal them... but how much would they cost?

I don't know for sure. Maybe 200 dollars. I have to say that I don't think it's a good idea to bring it around with you unless you know there is a high danger for that particular outing. It's probably better to just take a beating and lose you cash. With a gun the consequences can be worse.

[chequita guevara]

Seriously Speer, unless you have witnesses (and even then) and evidence clearing you, you mess with guns and you can end up someone's ass-pony in the pen.

[Al B. Sure!]

kid, how about registration fees? i heard something about how they can be ridiculously high now? how much should that be to register a handgun and to get a concealed weapons permit? will i need to take classes to get a permit or is money enough?

[mrmitchell]

If they knew you had a gun, they might have pulled out any weapon of their own that they had.

[Al B. Sure!]

chegitz, there were several witnesses to this incident but they drove off or didnt get a good look or nothing either...

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Albert Speer
kid, how about registration fees? i heard something about how they can be ridiculously high now? how much should that be to register a handgun and to get a concealed weapons permit? will i need to take classes to get a permit or is money enough?

I think you have to take a safety class. I had my hunting liscence before I bought my gun so I was good. This was over 5 years ago. There are fees, not outrageous though.

[Al B. Sure!]

i'm trying to remember what else i had in there besides the cash... all i can think of is a few papers with phone numbers on them and a little cross thing that says may your light so shine before men.. but damnit maybe i had something real important in there that im forgetting

[Kidlicious]

One thing about a gun. It can make you feel safer. I sold mine, but when I had it I only kept it at home.

[Al B. Sure!]

whats your estimate of a cost? i'm trying to see how much money i should get together... and how long does that whole background check nonsense take? i got no record so it shouldnt be a problem but how many days/weeks do it take? please only a few days...