[stevem]

Luckily, Massachesetts is a small state (in square miles) so anyone in Massachusetts can get from his or her home to another state without driving some great distance. I bought my reloading supplies (and replenish them) without anyone even asking me my name. As to buying the actual firearms, I suspect you will need to take up some sort of residence in another state.

I live in Minnesota, so a drive here to buy the weapons is likely not in the cards. However, there is hope, even in Massachusetts. It took 3 or 4 years of letter writing and calls, and a good deal of work from a couple of women legislators to get more reasonable gun laws passed in Minnesota. Even then it required all the pieces (including the election of Tim Pawlenty) to get it all put together. I'm not sure what the sentiment is for such changes in your state. With luck, your aspiring despot might be deposed. We still have enough people of that ilk in office that we get daily predictions of death and destruction because of our new more reasonable gun law.

Here's a surprise. Despite the gloomy predictions, we haven't had any death and destruction, and it's been seven months. I suppose Minnesota citizens are just more mature and "law abiding" that your average gun slinger in Massachusetts. I'm sure that's what Reilly thinks. Wait, sorry, liberals are incapable of thought. It gets in the way.

[kcamtx]

So, the RULERS of Minnasota were defeated and the common peasants are carrying guns and there is no massive death and destruction. AMAZING!!!!!!!! It turned out that way down here in Texas too. But then most of us never stopped carrying even when we were told to.