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The Grace Curley Show: 2A Tuesday with Toby Leary
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SKumar
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I listen to her show in the car. I find her segment more entertaining than Howie himself. She hits some interesting points that Howie and Jared aren't as quick to point out.
On on unrelated note, I find Grace Curley extremely attractive. She has that minimal-makeup natural look going for her big time. Her sandwich-making ability? Who knows!
On on unrelated note, I find Grace Curley extremely attractive. She has that minimal-makeup natural look going for her big time. Her sandwich-making ability? Who knows!
Whoa..slow down with the hot takes, captain obvious.
Grace is a very intelligent and attractive lady. I actually had the pleasure of meeting her several years ago in a private home in West Springfield (?) at a fund raiser for Geoff Diehl. Spoke to her for about five minutes. She spoke well on a variety of topics and was very polite to a guy old enough to be her grandfather.
Who DIDN'T try to hit on her.
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AHM
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She probably remembers you for that.She ... was very polite to a guy old enough to be her grandfather.
Who DIDN'T try to hit on her.
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AHM
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P. S. But she's enough of a people-person
that she made me question my life...
Ever see her calendar pics ???
She is confident enough of herself to post pictures like this.
AHM
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EVERY TIME I LOOK AT THE SIDE OF MY GUN SAFE.
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Ever see her calendar pics ???
I know she conservative but Slick Willy would love her love of cigars.
AHM
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Ask him, "how does it feel to want?".
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AHM
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2A Tuesday With Cape Gun’s Toby Leary – 07.13.21 – Hour 3
This is getting good -
more merely half-right if not downright wrong legal advice;
glimpses at ammo pricing and availability;
and a story about getting screwed on a rare gun sale.
(Sorry it's not a YoutUbe video; they didn't post one for this segment).
2A Tuesday With Cape Gun’s Toby Leary – 07.13.21 – Hour 3
This is getting good -
more merely half-right if not downright wrong legal advice;
glimpses at ammo pricing and availability;
and a story about getting screwed on a rare gun sale.
(Sorry it's not a YoutUbe video; they didn't post one for this segment).
I am curious, what did you disagree with?
AHM
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The advice about inheritance was lackluster.
NES Wisdom is that filling out an eFA-10 for inherited guns
both properly and minimally is non-obvious
(you leave sections blank that the FRB wishes you tried to complete)
but it's something that any heir ought to be able to do.
He failed to emphasize that there's no legal obligation to eFA-10
any guns you bring in to the state on the day you move in,
even after you get an LTC after an inordinate wait.
I though he at least implied and may have stated that you were supposed to
register their movement after you got your license.
I wouldn't carp nearly as much if he said to consult one of
his recommended gun lawyers about that edge case
rather than making a bald statement to blow off eFA-10'ing
moving day guns.
He didn't state that because post-moving day guns must be eFA-10'ed,
there is a severe premium on not waiting to bring guns in
until after a new resident is issued their LTC.
He didn't state that post-ban large cap magazines
and post-ban assault weapons (<= hope I got those right)
can't be possessed in-state in any way,
and so can't come in at all no matter how free-state legal they are.
He alluded to Marsha's assault weapon ban letter,
but was vague about the nature of its bogosity.
The whole thing is vague of course,
and you could soak up an entire 3-4 hour show on it,
but there ought to be some clearer terse way to sketch
the parameters of the <bleep>show.
He held out the option of transferring guns through an FFL
(I think for inheritance) without mentioning that there are
common guns that FFLs can not relinquish to someone in-state.
He didn't mention segregating guns 'n ammo in separate locked containers
when traversing Mass under FOPA. Not sure he even mentioned that
guns in the trunk (guns out of direct control - even back seat guns) must be unloaded,
even when transporting with a license/not under FOPA.
He implied that FOPA doesn't cover gas stops.
He implied that FOPA does not actually protect against
stupid city gun laws - that if caught you can not beat the rap.
I think that all those things happened in that most recent episode -
not the prior one. Stop me if I'm misquoting/misremembering of course.
Mind you there are important things he obviously knows cold
that slip in and out of my memory. I'm not saying I could score
a higher percentage if I'd fielded those questions; especially on the fly.
And he got asked important questions that he nailed perfectly.
Mesatchornug
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He also said there's a "180 day grace period" upon moving in, which is, last I knew, 60.
AHM
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I definitely heard the 180, and recalled neither seeing a concrete number,
nor what it should be. Is the real number a consequence of the non-penalty
mandate for issuance times from licensing officers?
Mesatchornug
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AHM
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That strikes me as even less supported by written law
that I fancy I've ever seen.
It may be true.
It just doesn't ring a bell as a passage of law.
(That's not saying much; I'm jus' sayin').
Mesatchornug
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Off the top of my head, the GOAL site mentions 60 days. I'd have to look deeper to remember more. "Conveniently," I've packed all my references up in prep for my move, so I'm unlikely to dig them out before August.
Here is what is on GOAL's page as of today:
This is from the the CJIS webpage:
www.mass.gov
It appears that a new resident may have to make their application pretty quickly, but still be held up by "processing time".
This is from the the CJIS webpage:
Apply for a firearms license
A firearms license is required to possess or carry firearms in Massachusetts.
It appears that a new resident may have to make their application pretty quickly, but still be held up by "processing time".
AHM
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No contest. Godspeed.
Thanks for doing the homework that I didn't lift a cuticle to do.
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