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IIRC, MA has a LONG history of voting in shitbags. Going back at least into the 80's.

I've looked up how much MA and NH pay per mile for road maintenance. Numbers are VERY different. Amazing how NH roads are [in general] in better shape than the ones in MA while spending less money per mile. Also funny how MA seems to run out of money to clear roads a LOT of years where NH doesn't. Towns in NH also spread sand and rock salt on the local roads as needed. Where MA spreads the expensive crap.

For OP, leave the guns in PA until you're in a position to actually enjoy them without any concerns. You could always buy something in state once you have your permission slip/papers. As just pointed out by Ultrarunner, you'll want SOME kind of vehicle before you start looking to get any firearms. I would NOT advise trying to bring something home on public transit.

<blockquote data-quote="Golddiggie" data-source="post: 9337935" data-attributes="member: 36366">IIRC, MA has a LONG history of voting in shitbags. Going back at least into the 80&#039;s.I&#039;ve looked up how much MA and NH pay per mile for road maintenance. Numbers are VERY different. Amazing how NH roads are [in general] in better shape than the ones in MA while spending less money per mile. Also funny how MA seems to run out of money to clear roads a LOT of years where NH doesn&#039;t. Towns in NH also spread sand and rock salt on the local roads as needed. Where MA spreads the expensive crap.For OP, leave the guns in PA until you&#039;re in a position to actually enjoy them without any concerns. You could always buy something in state once you have your permission slip/papers. As just pointed out by Ultrarunner, you&#039;ll want SOME kind of vehicle before you start looking to get any firearms. I would NOT advise trying to bring something home on public transit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Golddiggie, post: 9337935, member: 36366"] IIRC, MA has a LONG history of voting in shitbags. Going back at least into the 80's. I've looked up how much MA and NH pay per mile for road maintenance. Numbers are VERY different. Amazing how NH roads are [in general] in better shape than the ones in MA while spending less money per mile. Also funny how MA seems to run out of money to clear roads a LOT of years where NH doesn't. Towns in NH also spread sand and rock salt on the local roads as needed. Where MA spreads the expensive crap. For OP, leave the guns in PA until you're in a position to actually enjoy them without any concerns. You could always buy something in state once you have your permission slip/papers. As just pointed out by Ultrarunner, you'll want SOME kind of vehicle before you start looking to get any firearms. I would [B]NOT [/B]advise trying to bring something home on public transit. [/QUOTE]

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