The only thing I would add is a suppressor should be an accessory anyway and not even a firearm. The NFA Act needs an overhaul with the tax stamp being much higher and suppressor's removed totally at a minimum.
That's one of the key things people are missing here. Some of these agencies are already working 30% below full capacity or more. Another 5% or 10% is a tough blow to agencies already struggling to carry out their mission. And next is RIF procedures coming down the pipe. I feel like you it's...
I wouldn't count on the past being reflective of the future. There is also a new EO as of the 7th in reference to the 2nd. I could see it changing honestly.
Not the news I wanted to hear after waking up. That DC airspace is truly unbelievable to witness. Prayers to all the families that have been dealing with such a terrible tragedy.
I just don't see many employees jumping on this train. My partner is close to retirement and at first glance he was pretty excited about the news yesterday. After we have hashed out all the "what if" scenarios he has most likely changed his mind after today's shift. This option is much to vague...
Good luck, hunt hard and expect to be humbled and come home empty unless you have a great tag in hand. We've all been there, I probably ate 4 or 5 elk tags before I got my first. Do your homework and put boots on the ground. If it looks steep it's steep and nasty that you can bet on.