Moving to Indiana from California, Pay tax again on my truck?

[hoosierdoc]

He's wrong, you can do it unsafely too

Technically I'll be in Monroe County, outside the bloomington city border. I called and asked the sheriff's office if I can shoot on my own property and she said "sure, if you do it safely". I'm not sure if that's really true, but I'm going to ask in person when I get there, and see how my sparse neighbors feel about it.

 

[Blockfort]

Depending, that might cost you $10-15,000

Online septic license test is $250. Tanks can be delivered for about $1000. 1 week backhoe rental + training is about $850. The rest is just some simple plumbing. I'm doing the whole house myself including septic.

 

[Blockfort]

And I grabbed a couple tonight when I got home, and they are just as sweet as I remember them.

You mean your neighbors?

 

[Blockfort]

I suppose soon I'll have to start a thread on which carry gun to buy. Purchase options are very limited here, and of course we're not allowed to carry anyway.

 

[ghitch75]

Online septic license test is $250. Tanks can be delivered for about $1000. 1 week backhoe rental + training is about $850. The rest is just some simple plumbing. I'm doing the whole house myself including septic.

you better rent a transit/laser too to make sure you have you fall right......

 

[igotdiesel2]

Welcome to INGO. You are with good people here. We will all be happy to give you any advice you ask of us. I absolutely love this site. I have learned so much over the years. Not just firearms related. -Jason

 

[Blockfort]

Welcome to INGO. You are with good people here. We will all be happy to give you any advice you ask of us. I absolutely love this site. I have learned so much over the years. Not just firearms related. -Jason

It's bee like that for me with Calguns (where I've racked up several thousand posts over the years). I asked them about the truck too. For some reason I trust them more than I would going to a truck forum.

 

[dusty88]

I suppose soon I'll have to start a thread on which carry gun to buy. Purchase options are very limited here, and of course we're not allowed to carry anyway.

Ha. Yes, everyone will have an opinion. But I think you mean "which two" guns to carry. Gotta have a backup

My friend in southern Calif says they "may issue" permits, but apparently you have to be an extra special snowflake to get one.
I think the permit rate in Indiana is about 13% but not all of those people carry.
In the little teeny town I live near, I think the carry rate is close to 90%.

 

[ColdSteel223]

Welcome to Monroe County Indiana.

A few of us have a monthly meeting:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...sg3-meeting-regularly-now-23.html#post6660014

We are mostly harmless,... mostly. Please stop by and join in when you get here.

We can answer your questions and offer advice, some of witch maybe even helpful.

 

[Gary119]

Online septic license test is $250. Tanks can be delivered for about $1000. 1 week backhoe rental + training is about $850. The rest is just some simple plumbing. I'm doing the whole house myself including septic.

Don't they require a Presby system?

 

[Blockfort]

Ha. Yes, everyone will have an opinion. But I think you mean "which two" guns to carry. Gotta have a backup

My friend in southern Calif says they "may issue" permits, but apparently you have to be an extra special snowflake to get one.
I think the permit rate in Indiana is about 13% but not all of those people carry.
In the little teeny town I live near, I think the carry rate is close to 90%.

In all of Los Angeles county, there are 173 civilian CCW's I believe half are Judges.

 

[Blockfort]

Don't they require a Presby system?

Perhaps, but the Health inspector was the one who suggested I take the online class and install the system myself (If I was interested and capable).

 

[Blockfort]

Welcome to Monroe County Indiana.

A few of us have a monthly meeting:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...sg3-meeting-regularly-now-23.html#post6660014

We are mostly harmless,... mostly. Please stop by and join in when you get here.

We can answer your questions and offer advice, some of witch maybe even helpful.

What is MSG3? Sounds like some of the gang signs I've seen spray painted around here

 

[ColdSteel223]

Mutual Support Group (region) 3

Way back in the day, someone came up with the idea for these groups based on location in Indiana.

No gang signs, (maybe we need one though).

Usually 6-10 of us will meet up at a local restaurant, eat, talk about current events, training plans, gardening, guns and gear, and offer help and or advice on any issues that are brought up for discussion.

In times past we have had hands on training on lock picking, how to suture and the proper way to tie them off, map reading and land navigation, and using a walking stick/cane as a defensive tool.

 

[Blockfort]

Mutual Support Group (region) 3

Way back in the day, someone came up with the idea for these groups based on location in Indiana.

No gang signs, (maybe we need one though).

Usually 6-10 of us will meet up at a local restaurant, eat, talk about current events, training plans, gardening, guns and gear, and offer help and or advice on any issues that are brought up for discussion.

In times past we have had hands on training on lock picking, how to suture and the proper way to tie them off, map reading and land navigation, and using a walking stick/cane as a defensive tool.

Sounds good, I think something like this could be very helpful for me.

 

[SMiller]

Make sure you buy you a truck in CA as they are all rotted out junk here!

 

[KellyinAvon]

Ha. Yes, everyone will have an opinion. But I think you mean "which two" guns to carry. Gotta have a backup

My friend in southern Calif says they "may issue" permits, but apparently you have to be an extra special snowflake to get one.
I think the permit rate in Indiana is about 13% but not all of those people carry.
In the little teeny town I live near, I think the carry rate is close to 90%.

I think we've moved into #1 in the country for adult population percentage with handgun license. I don't know what percent carry regularly, but Indiana is a heavily armed state. Growing up in Washington County I don't think I met anyone who didn't own a gun until I went in the USAF.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Mutual Support Group (region) 3

Way back in the day, someone came up with the idea for these groups based on location in Indiana.

No gang signs, (maybe we need one though).

Usually 6-10 of us will meet up at a local restaurant, eat, talk about current events, training plans, gardening, guns and gear, and offer help and or advice on any issues that are brought up for discussion.

In times past we have had hands on training on lock picking, how to suture and the proper way to tie them off, map reading and land navigation, and using a walking stick/cane as a defensive tool.

Too bad Rhino doesn't live closer to you. Sounds like that would be right up his alley!