Posted: 11/3/2021 5:28:14 PM EDT
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I traveled to PR earlier this year. Here is AAA Armory in San Juan.            Had no problem carrying in PR.  Here is one of the outdoor ranges. Armeria 3T Shooting Club, over on the Northeast end by Rio Grande. They were in the process of rebuilding and expanding after Hurricane Maria.            Gun shops are all over the island. They're so common, the shops hang their signs on traffic and telephone poles. This gun shops was in Ponce on the south central end of the island.    They really like Freedom down there.  Random pictures from all over the island I took. Click To View Spoiler |
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Quoted: School me on the gun laws in PR. Looks like a nice selection in that shop. |
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Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. Hold up now. Expand on that for me? |
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Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. Quoted: Quoted: School me on the gun laws in PR. Looks like a nice selection in that shop. Holy shit. I dont know why but I always thought PR was more restrictive with regards to gun laws |
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Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. So are suppressors and full auto regulated? |
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Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. Puerto Rico officially has reciprocity with FL? |
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Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. Quoted: Quoted: School me on the gun laws in PR. Looks like a nice selection in that shop. If i recall, you are current or former LE. Did that factor in for the reciprocity, or could non-LE permit holders in the US also acquure reciprocity? |
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Quoted: Hold up now. Expand on that for me? Quoted: Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. Hold up now. Expand on that for me? Attached File |
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Quoted: If i recall, you are current or former LE. Did that factor in for the reciprocity, or could non-LE permit holders in the US also acquure reciprocity? |
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Quoted: I do have LEOSA. But I have my FL CCW as does my wife. We both carried under our CCWs. She does not have LEOSA and had no issues whatsoever. Quoted: Quoted: If i recall, you are current or former LE. Did that factor in for the reciprocity, or could non-LE permit holders in the US also acquure reciprocity? Thanks. Had no idea. |
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Quoted: Must have a permit to own which is their CCW permit too and it is shall issue. No mag and firearm type ban. Permit must be issued in 30 days. Also, SBRs and SBSs are not a title II firearm. The NFA cannot be enforced in PR due to tax policy. They gave reciprocity and I had no issue carrying. I never heard of that. Do you have a cite? |
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Quoted: Ammo flies off the shelves. What drives up costs is the Jones Act for shipping. Quoted: Quoted: Supply and demand. PR is not the wealthiest place on Earth. I'm guessing it may prohibitively expensive to the average citizen. The Jones Act affects shipping to the island? Sounds like a business opportunity if a burgeoning new ammo manufacturer could fend off the socialist vampires. PR is in need of industry. |
