Is that so? My condolances: in my state, the only thing you aren't allowed to have about willy-nilly are sawn-offs and full-autos; everything else and anything you do with it is perfectly fine, so long as it's not another guy you're shooting.StBishop said:Ok, you got me.HT_Black said:Neither, actually. See, I live on a farm, right? And lately, we've been having a major fox/raccoon/possum problem, so we keep the shottie and the pistol by the door. Immediately beyond said door--which was open when I wrote my post--is a heavy-duty alligator chopper which we use to remove unsightly trees from the property line. Next to that was a crowbar, which I I moved there two days ago after using it to pry apart some rotten boards in the porch. Lying behind the alligator chopper and crowbar is a meter-long rebar, which I recently used to help fashion a gate and discarded there as I was going in for the night.
See? Totally legit.
I have diffculty imagining your firearms leaning against the wall or whatever.
I have always known strict gun control laws requiring firearms to be locked up at all times unless being used or maintained, even durin transport. And you can only use them on registered ranges (Even paintball).
Hell no, you're not screwed!lokun489 said:knife camera and a cup of lemoade...um am i screwed?