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Florida open carry while fishing
- Thread starter Sritt1020
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notalawyer
Regular Member
Did you feel my reply needed clarification?
Not at all - just lending a hand for the sake of others.
ADulay
Regular Member
All,
Sorry to stir up a slight hornet's nest with my question about Texas open carry.
I probably should have rephrased the question and asked if carrying a realistic self-defense (post civil war) semi-automatic sidearm, openly, was allowed in Texas.
The answer, as of today, is obviously no, but hopefully that will change in the near future.
The semantics of whether or not I need a license/permit to do things that are constitutionally valid is not the point.
I think we've answered my original question.
AD (if it's Monday, I'm off to the range, open carrying, of course)
Sent from my Glock Range Bag iPad using Tapatalk and a screwdriver
Sorry to stir up a slight hornet's nest with my question about Texas open carry.
I probably should have rephrased the question and asked if carrying a realistic self-defense (post civil war) semi-automatic sidearm, openly, was allowed in Texas.
The answer, as of today, is obviously no, but hopefully that will change in the near future.
The semantics of whether or not I need a license/permit to do things that are constitutionally valid is not the point.
I think we've answered my original question.
AD (if it's Monday, I'm off to the range, open carrying, of course)
Sent from my Glock Range Bag iPad using Tapatalk and a screwdriver
notalawyer
Regular Member
Well, we don't expect too much out of our Florida Open Carry activists, so you are excused.
Well, we don't expect too much out of our Florida Open Carry activists, so you are excused.
The heck we don't.
Expect you to return to those thrilling[SUP]*[/SUP] days of yesteryear, before the snowbirds mucked it up.
[SUP]*[/SUP]When OC was legal and boring
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
Well, we don't expect too much out of our Florida Open Carry activists, so you are excused.
Speak for yourself. I expect a hell of a lot from me.
2OLD2W8
Regular Member
Well, we don't expect too much out of our Florida Open Carry activists, so you are excused.
Would the stomping of feet and gnashing of teeth while foaming at the mouth be a bit too much?????
Kopis
Regular Member
Legal or not, many people have been arrested in TX for OC of long guns (some vague law about going armed with intent to cause alarm or something) and OC of black powder pistols despite the state statue that says they are not firearms. If you want a hassle free trip to TX you should probably CC.
notalawyer
Regular Member
I don't live my life in fear of an unlawful arrest.