🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1993Jan8.150608.18075@chpc.org>, rboudrie@chpc.org (Rob Boudrie) writes:
# Rhode Island requires that you apply in person, and also take a marskmanship
# test (which can be gien by any police or NRA instructor).  The permit will
# list the tester, and the caliber of the test weaponl, which is then the
# maximum you are allowed to carry.  And yes, they go by stated caliber :
# a .38 is considered a "bigger" caliber than a .357, and a .44 mag smaller than
# a .45 acp.  They can be sticky about "need", but it can be done.
# 
#                                         rob b.

Sounds like you should always qualify with a .45, just to make sure that
there is nothing you can't carry.
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