My experience was 3 years ago. I got mine in Brockton after all my tries. I did not drive since I got the license.

Boy I feel bad for the streets if you want the easiest driving test. You're both afraid and inept at driving obviously. Go to the RMV closest to you or don't drive until you can handle any roadway.

Got my license first try in a February in Quincy. Bad weather makes it easier on you.

Itll lubricate it and make it shoot faster

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Air tag in the stock, lol.

I have a friend who's a police officer in Worcester, I spend more time at the range and do more official trainings than he does annualy, and he states himself as being the average officer.

If we're going to moan about "police are trained" then we should be able to agree that anyone can obtain this kind of training and be on the same foot if not better when it comes to marksmanship and use of force. But instead this is always used as a hard stop- "Police are trained, but you aren't".

Uhh, ok, I did 200 hours of live fire training last year, plus 40 hours of in class time as a non-leo, does that not matter for anything?

Name em. I have friends in NH with multiple AR15 platforms with high capacity magazines and silencers.

Constitutional carry, no permits, castle doctrine, state preemption of municipal restrictions. NH gun laws are primarily protections rather than restrictions.

Don’t take it in Brockton, Quincy, and Braintree. - Signed, someone who got her license in the 4th try

For the same reason people want permanent DST…because if you start work earlier in the day, then you finish earlier and that’s more of the day(light) left for you to do whatever you want.

Healthcare industry kills like 25k a year on the low side of estimates… a guy losing a leg is nothing to them and they don’t care

Medical review board is all doctors, so expect them to circle the wagons to protect a fellow doctors license.

So what happens when you do have to drive on busy roads? You don’t sound ready.

Did the cop break the window?

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Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered; any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated, by force if necessary

What do you mean

Better question,how much overtime was billed relative to the time put in looking Lol

Scary to think that people really shop for the easiest test. Hope you’re ready…

The working class should be disarmed under no pretext

They don't always get in trouble per say but when a cop reports a firearm missing they get sweated by Internal Affairs up the ass.IAB will make there life hell before they decide whether or whether not to file sanctions or charges,a cop doesn't want to lose a gun.

Stay away from Plymouth

If it was anyone but a cop’s gun they would be in more trouble than those kids. Cop probably won’t even get in trouble

Standard time means the sun is directly above you at noon (or, roughly close to it). DST is the "switch". Until 2007, DST was 4 weeks shorter.

Personally I'm actually OK with the time change. Once you get to a certain point in summer, yeah, 4:30 sunrise doesn't really make sense. But it should happen in April and October, not March and November. This 6:30 sunrise is killing me, we were just making progress when the DST switch hit.

How much overtime did the staties put in for, looking for the weapon

And also what is wrong with an assault weapon if used for ethical and lawful purposes.For military,police or civilian self defense or hunting small game even.

A garat wire is deadly if used with nefarious intent.