DrScaryGuy
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I'm a grad student and I'm finishing up the 2nd year of my PhD program, which means I'm (hopefully) 2-3 years from being done. It's time to start looking for places to do the next level of research! Here's the thing, I do a very specialized kind of research and that limits the options I have for a post-doc spot. And since I want to go to the best place possible, I'm left with even fewer choices.
I'd also rather not leave behind an unguarded pile of ARs, a box full of 30rd magazines, pistols that you would think keep having babies in my safe, the 2 suppressors I've got being processed, and possibly some SBR, SBS, 40mm, DD or whatever else I happen to pick up between now and then.
See, I'm from Michigan, land of the militia, where many highschools basically close down for the first day of deer hunting season, and where (outside of detroit and flint) just about everybody is pretty darn conservative. Liberal Academia has problems with me and my pro-gun ways.
So there's a good chance that I'll end up having to look at schools like the big boys in CA and MA. Obviously, I really don't want to have to move there for all the gun reasons. However, since my boss came through yale, so there's a decent chance that may be an option for me, and it seems like the CT laws are a fair bit more pleasant.
Does anybody have a good easy reference for what CT does/doesn't allow in terms of types of pistols/rifles, magazine capacity, SBS/SBR, DD, automatics, etc? I'd really hate to drop even more thousands of dollars on stuff only to find out that I can't take it with me.
I'd also rather not leave behind an unguarded pile of ARs, a box full of 30rd magazines, pistols that you would think keep having babies in my safe, the 2 suppressors I've got being processed, and possibly some SBR, SBS, 40mm, DD or whatever else I happen to pick up between now and then.
See, I'm from Michigan, land of the militia, where many highschools basically close down for the first day of deer hunting season, and where (outside of detroit and flint) just about everybody is pretty darn conservative. Liberal Academia has problems with me and my pro-gun ways.
So there's a good chance that I'll end up having to look at schools like the big boys in CA and MA. Obviously, I really don't want to have to move there for all the gun reasons. However, since my boss came through yale, so there's a decent chance that may be an option for me, and it seems like the CT laws are a fair bit more pleasant.
Does anybody have a good easy reference for what CT does/doesn't allow in terms of types of pistols/rifles, magazine capacity, SBS/SBR, DD, automatics, etc? I'd really hate to drop even more thousands of dollars on stuff only to find out that I can't take it with me.