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45Carrier wrote:No clauses about guns at all in the present lease agreement.

I think moving is the best option, I just don't know whom to contact to assist in locating a place and then of course locating movers that don't have long memories or sticky fingers. Being a shooter and reloader is a docile pastime but I would still like to keep the details of both to myself.

I applaud you for taking the high road and being a good ambassador for gun owners. Hopefully when you move on, he will realize what a good tenant he had.

As far as locating an apartment, there are ton of listings on Craigs List. http://www.zillow.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and http://www.trulia.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; are two other sites that might be able to help.

Good luck on your search and move.

I'll echo the thoughts of others and say while you might try and force the issue, is it really worth it? Obviously he doesn't want you there. I can speak from experience that a landlord unwilling to work with tenants makes for a contentious and stressful situation.

Moving is a hassle but having peace of mind that your landlord doesn't hate you is nice also. Good luck on your search and on the subsequent move.