Alabama thread!

They passed the lifetime the year before Constitutional Carry. You have to do it at the office. They haven't gotten the web version up and running. It's $300 if under 65 and $150 if over.

 

Down east then, I'm in WNC.

Now I'm sure everyone knows that if your state is consitutional Carry dosen't mean you can go to another state and be that way. But if you have a ccw and they are reciprocal then good to go to that state. Hence the CT. permit.

 

SC doesn't observe AL permit which is stupid lol. So i cant conceal carry there. Have to keep it in my glove box but im only passing through so i don't really need it.

 

Oh you going to SC i'm up the mtn nw of Avl.

 

No im just traveling through to get to NC lol. Im going to Greenville NC

 

Fly by then, no worries then there not too bad down there.

 

From AlabamaWX

THE HEAT IS ON: The hottest week of the year rolls along for Alabama and the Deep South. A strong upper ridge will mean mostly sunny hot days and fair nights through the weekend with highs in the 96-100 degree range for the northern half of the state. Communities across Southwest Alabama will top out in the 100-105 degree range. And, heat indices will be well over 100; all 67 counties are in either a heat advisory or an excessive heat warning.

Sinking air associated with the upper high means no rain through Saturday; we will introduce a small risk of a shower or storm Sunday afternoon as the heat ridge begins to weaken.

NEXT WEEK: We get a break in the heat as the ridge continues to weaken and shift westward. Monday’s high will be in the low 90s, followed by mid to upper 80s through the rest of the week. A shower or storm is possible Monday, but some rain is more likely Tuesday as a surface front drifts into the state. Models are hinting that drier air could creep into the northern half of Alabama over the latter half of the week with lower humidity and cooler nights; See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



FOOTBALL WEATHER: For the first week of high school football, it will be a very warm, humid night across Alabama Friday night. The sky will be clear with temperatures falling through the 80s during the game.

Saturday, Jacksonville State hosts the University of Texas at El Paso (4:30p CT kickoff) at Burgess-Snow Field; the sky will be mostly clear and the day will be very hot. Expect a kickoff temperature near 97 degrees, falling into the upper 80s by the final whistle.

TROPICS: Former Tropical Storm Harold will dissipate this morning over West Texas. Tropical Storm Franklin this morning is centered about 100 miles southwest of Santo Domingo, DR with winds of 50 mph. It will bring heavy rain and flooding potential to Hispaniola through tonight as the system moves slowly northward.

Franklin is forecast to reach hurricane strength this weekend between the Bahamas and Bermuda. From there it will move north/northeast, and remain well east of the U.S.



In the Central Atlantic, the remnants of former Tropical Storm Emily could regenerate into a depression or storm over the next few days, but it is moving northward and will remain far from land.

And, another disturbance in the eastern Atlantic (Invest 92L) could blossom into a tropical depression by the weekend. This will likely gain latitude and will remain far from land as well.

No tropical systems are expected near the U.S. for at least the next seven days.



ON THIS DATE IN 1933: A hurricane made landfall near Nags Head, North Carolina and tracked up the Chesapeake Bay. The Chesapeake-Potomac hurricane moved over Norfolk, Virginia, and Washington, DC. A seven-foot tide flooded businesses in Norfolk, Virginia. Described in the American Meteorological Society’s August 1933 weather review as “one of the most severe storms that have ever visited the Middle Atlantic Coast.”

ON THIS DATE IN 1992: While South Florida residents were preparing for Hurricane Andrew, folks in western Montana were dealing with early season snowfall. Some snowfall amounts include 8.3” in Great Falls, 6.2” in Helena, and 5.1” in Cut Bank. This snowfall is the first significant snowfall on record in western Montana in August.

 

Here’s the 1 I have and the connections

 

Ok a little different than mine. what's it not doing? make sure you have pushed the antenna into the sxv3000 it looks like it might not be making good contact.

 

Hence the reason of keeping a permit. Although.......the whole country should be CC.....cause criminals don't follow laws

 

Sup Mike

 

Right!!!
Went to CT. a few years back for mother in law funeral . Went into Wally World and bent over to get something off bottom shelf all of sudden I was on that isle by my self funny shit.

 

The whole permit isn't a hill I'm willing to die on, I just wish that if you had one....it was good everywhere. They want Federal gun control.....so give us Federal carry

 

Its so they can make Money off a Constitutional right

 

My point is that if you want federal control....then let permits be federal too. I'm paying for a permit.....let me use it

 

I have them pushed in as far as they will go, I even tried the rooftop antenna that comes with the tuner and still nothing. I got on the phone with Crutchfield and told them what I did and their thinking it’s a faulty tuner and sending me another 1.

 

Same old same old! Treading water to keep up with these dozers work rate

 

I've got an inner tube I bought when me and Bart were camping at Tallulah falls and floated down the river....you're welcome to it

 

Mine was saying check sxm antenna and was a bad connection.

 

Mines just doing the preview channel and radio I d and nothing else.