Tailgate lock assembly
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From: Sanford,Fl
Yea, Im thinking of getting my concealed permit renewed for Florida instead of LA. Its cheaper and lasts like 10 years i think? and its part of that deal where its legal in 38 states (so i can get it from florida but use it in LA)
But that would suck ******* to get your tailgate stolen. My old Ford got broken into 3 times in 3 nice neighborhoods. The would just stick a screwdriver under the doorhandle. Cut my alarm twice too! I wish I woulda known about JimmiJammers then
BTW, why dont our trucks have locking tailgates? Every truck Ive owned has had them until the Ram
But that would suck ******* to get your tailgate stolen. My old Ford got broken into 3 times in 3 nice neighborhoods. The would just stick a screwdriver under the doorhandle. Cut my alarm twice too! I wish I woulda known about JimmiJammers then
BTW, why dont our trucks have locking tailgates? Every truck Ive owned has had them until the Ram
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My Florida CWP is valid for 5 years, the new CWP is good for 7 years. I think the permit is around $117, which isn't bad. If you have an address or live in LA and have a FL CWP you might run into trouble. Fl CWP is only issued to Fl residents. So move back to the SUNSHINE STATE. HAHA
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No with the way the agreement works, I can live here and get a FL CWP. Ours is 150 and doesn't last near as long, so it pays to get yours. A guy here does the class and its like 125 total I think. I never lived in FL. I have the LA one but have to renew it, and might as well do the FL thing
Answer. Most of the reciprocity states will honor Florida non-resident permits; however authorities in a number of states have informed us that there are specific provisions in their laws that restrict the terms of their mutual recognition agreements ONLY to the LICENSED RESIDENTS of other states. Therefore, those individuals who hold FL CWP but who are not residents of FL cannot carry concealed weapons in these states. Please take careful note of those states listed above that have a reference to Footnote 4 after them. Colorado,Michigan,New Hampshire and South Carolina
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From: Vermilion, Ohio 44089
If a thief would break a lock, I'm sure he'd undo a hose clamp too 
What's better Pop Lock or Bully lock ?
Bully I like the look and keys this one has, but know little about it otherwise.
Pop Lock I had one on my Silverado, didn't use it for a few months and it seemed to seize up. I didn't like the little keys either.
What's better Pop Lock or Bully lock ?
Bully I like the look and keys this one has, but know little about it otherwise.
Pop Lock I had one on my Silverado, didn't use it for a few months and it seemed to seize up. I didn't like the little keys either.
I had the Bully lock on my 2001 Ram. Never a problem with it, other than when I had somebody helping me load something up and they always wanted to try to force the handle to open the tailgate thinking it was stuck until I got a chance to tell them it was just locked.
Sure, any tailgate lock can probably be defeated but the same rule applies as with any lock--it will only keep an honest man out. It's still a heck of a theft deterrent.