Concealed Carry
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More likely wouldn't be charged. Much better odds than craps. Someone using someone else's gun to save their's or someone else's life is not a case a prosecutor would want to take to trial. -
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By JackDaWack · Posted
It's widely accepted that daggers are doubled edged and come to a symetrical point designed for stabbing.. same with the Dirk.. figured the state would treat any double edge knife with respect to either. You can call it what ever you want, prosecutor won't give a shit. At least with a single edge knife you can argue it's not on the list of banned weapons, provided its not one of the other mentioned. -
@fishnut be there! I’ve been practicing @Smokin .50 it’s informal. But we could put out a money jar. It’s probably my last one. Things have become complicated in my life. My friends I’ve met here know -
@JohnnyB Did you resolve the issue yet?
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