Relocation to USA, bets state/sity to live and work

[russian]

Hello everyone!
What's your opinion about best place to relocate in USA? According the local guns laws, ability of firearms, shooting ranges
Don't forget I have to find a job
Tell me please your meanings!

[Patriot]

I recommend Texas (Dallas area) or Arizona (Phoenix area). Some of the best gun laws in the country and lots of jobs. Economy is very strong.

[Pablo]

Find a job first!

Decide if you want to live a nasty hot weather place.

Don't decide on California, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Hawaii and a few others.

Become a citizen and learn how to vote for real freedom, not phony government in charge freedom.

[oldman10mm]

What's the weather you're used to and what about that would you like to change ?
Cold bitter winters up north,hot humid summers down south,hurricanes along the Gulf coast and Eastern coast.
Pick a climate you'd like and job search that area.

[Ten2six]

What's the weather you're used to and what about that would you like to change ?
Cold bitter winters up north,hot humid summers down south,hurricanes along the Gulf coast and Eastern coast.
Pick a climate you'd like and job search that area.

lol,...change the hurricanes to tornadoes and you just described Missouri weather.!!

[Spudmeister]

If you like the taste of freedom (both good and bad as freedom is always a struggle), this is the place to be.  Most of the country has pretty good gun laws now.  But you also have to decide if you want to conceal carry but even that is most states now.  I live in PA. For me it is better than most but not all.  Since you have to get a job I would simply suggest you avoid the draconian states.

But there is one more thing seldom mentioned.  If you don't have your own land you will be dependent on a gun club and/or shooting range.  These are often in short supply even in good states.  When there are very few of them in an area they get very expensive and autocratic.  Any number of places I hear about there is a multi year wait to join.  It is not so bad when you are entrenched in an area but coming in new, and outsider is really an outsider.  One of the very unique things I have found about Pennsylvania is we have gun clubs & shooting ranges all around.  I live in central PA and within a 90 min drive there are at least a dozen gun clubs.  Some are indoor.  Some cater to black powder, trap or most anything else.  There is even a 600 and 1,000 yard range no far away.  While there is freedom in owning and carrying firearms, there is freedom in being able to shoot them all you want.  Though there must be, I am not aware of any other place in the country with a vibrant economy, great gun laws and too many places to shoot to count.  Hopefully other guys will chime in with similar spots.

[Olgo]

That's great that you want to settle in the good ol USA. Glad to have you here comrade. 

I live in Texas and I love this place. The weather is pretty mixed but it's a big state. Southern part of it can have some brutal Summers while the northern part can get cold and snowy in Winter. You probably can find a sweet spot in between somewhere LOL.

[sqlbullet]

I like the mountain west states, except colorado.

I currently live in the most metro part of the Salt Lake Valley in Utah, and still have a rifle range 10 minutes from my house that has targets out to 100 yards and gongs out to 600 yards.  15 minutes from my house is the state department of natural resources range, which has a small bore/pistol range out to 50 yards and a rifle range out to 300.  And a 60 minute drive has me out in the desert where I can shoot as far as I can see.

Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Arizona, New Mexico would all be similar.

The job market in Salt Lake is very good, especially in technology and in construction/real estate.