Keystone State Thread

Being you are indeed legal to own said weapons

They can`t stop you from traveling in the state as long as the weapon is unloaded and at least two moves from any people in the vehicle

An example would be weapon secured in case behind seats ammunition in the bed of the truck

I was told this a few years ago things might have changed

 

Basically this. We have good gun laws so you should be cool with hi cap mags, no need for bullet buttons etc. I think SBRs need a letter to leave your state though. Prob some other stuff im missing but its a start.

 

If you have a concealed carry license in your state then there is an exception in 18 Pa.C.S.A. § 6106
§ 6106. Firearms not to be carried without a license

(11) Any person while carrying a firearm in any vehicle, which person possesses a valid and lawfully issued license for that firearm which has been issued under the laws of the United States or any other state.
www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/18/00.061.006.000..HTM

 

Good morning fellow Pennsyltuckyvanians!!

 

Good morning all! Day 2 of captivity, counting down towards vacation.

 

mornin PA!

hope y'all have a great day.

 

Bloody Mary with Tito's.

 

Good morning PA folks.

better than a protein shake Doug .

Have a great day all.

 

thanks for the info! lots of conflicting/confusing info on the google

 

Well I decided to vinyl wrap the trim myself. Seems way easier with no taping or overspray of plastdip.

Just called a place to check pricing they quoted me $400. So I bought the 3M vinyl for $30 and doing it myself after watching a couple youtube vids.

 

Another day, and more money spent. Just picked up another weed-eater because I hate my current Stihl that I bought back in April. The worst thing on it is the "Auto-Cut" head that binds up if you get it anywhere remotely hot from trimming sidewalks or driveways. Bumping it to get more line is hit or miss at best, pretty much have to slam it on the ground. That and even though it is an extended length curved shaft (heh...) it kills my damn back! Bit the bullet and went with a strait shaft Echo, so we'll see how it goes. Always had Stihl trimmers ever since I was old enough to mow, my last one went 13 years. It still worked, but it had an older version of the "Auto-Cut" and I was replacing the entire assembly yearly. Figured the updated head would be ok, nope, worse. Ok, rant over! Guess I got a perfectly good Stihl going up on Marketplace

 

Who needs a ECGs bearing? It’s $25 for local if not local $25 and you pay shipping.

 

I have a Stihl with a straight shaft. Other than the odd starting method that all my Stihl engines seem to require, it has been a flawless tool for years. And I *hate* string trimmers and do not treat them very well, so that is really saying something.

 

I've always had curved shaft Stihl's, but their cutting heads have left a bad taste. I was able to try the Echo out a little bit ago and I really like it. It trimmed the grass by the curb better than the other two Stihl trimmers. It's also nice to be able to run .095 string as I didn't have to bump it once. Using .080 in the other one I was constantly using line. Even with less CC's it seemed to have more power. I'll probably keep the Stihl as a backup for a while, although I'm getting a collection of lawn equipment. 2 riding mowers, 3 weed-eaters (one is junk, waiting for bulk pick up day) and a push mower

 

I have a stihl fs90. I love that thing, but is straight shaft with a harness and handlebars. My string head is really nice and I'm happy to use it. Much easier to load than my old "weed eater". What makes it shine is the blade attachment though, hot knife through butter on anything under 1". I use it for shooting lanes and to keep redbrush at Bay around the house. 4stroke is nice as well, but it still needs mixed which doesn't make sense to me.

 

Hey all! Originally from Pennsyltucky, but now living out near Philly.

 

Welcome Ben.

 

I have the straight shaft echo model. I beat the hell out of it and it still is going strong. I think it’s at least four years old now.