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I think this gun needs a home in Alberta Canada. What do you think RR?
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/785227620

That is a real beauty. I am holding off on any other hand guns right now as our feds consider a ban on all handguns.

Love the look of that revolver.

Okay... I will plead ignorance.... Is Canada that far off the track that they are contemplating a ban on all handguns??? Come to Central Pennsylvania...where we are gun friendly and there is a lot of farm land to roam.

Haha. I'm sure PA is nice but Montana suits me a little better. Or maybe AZ.

Just think RR AZ no snow to shovel, Badger would be warm and have a big smile on his face.

Considering I just spent the last few hours laying under my house repairing a leaky pipe, then replacing all the fiberglass insulation and then new plywood over it to seal the hole, all to prevent freezing this winter....AZ sounds pretty good.

Arizona always sounds good to me about February, up here. Problem is that it also sounds good to a LOT of people as a place to spend the winter. I'd have to do a lot of scouting to find a place, down there, that isn't too crowded for me.

AZ sounds pretty good.

Yea temporarily maybe - in January - otherwise oppressive heat, monsoons and everything there either stings, poisons or bites ya. No thanks.

I'd just hang out at the OK Corral...

I have been thinking of moving to AZ myself. Now Im not to sure as everyone else if thinking the same. Im trying to get AWAY from the crazies.
My Sister moved to Idaho and loves it. I need warmer weather though as I have 12 screws and a Titanium plate in my right wrist and some pins in my rig ht knee. The cold lets me know about it without fail. I need a place with a range in the back yard too!

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We've been considering AZ. Took a scouting trip there this past spring. Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson, no way! Sedona, Cottonwood, Prescott and small towns in that area are a possibility. Some downsides. Internet service is expensive compared to here, more than 2x for the same level of service. Motor vehicle fees, if I'm reading the fee schedule correctly. When you bring a vehicle into AZ from out of state, registration fee is based on what the original price of the vehicle was, even if that vehicle was purchased for example 20 years ago. While registration fees for the same vehicle originally purchased within AZ, are significantly less as the vehicle has gone the whole time depreciating in value within AZ. Coming in from out of state, the vehicle is treated as if it were brand new for determining registration fees. Someone who has moved to AZ and been through this please tell me it ain't so!