dirtykoala
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Well it all goes back to the 12025(f) thing. That code specifically says that belt holsters are exempt. But it doesn't say only belt holsters are exempt. So there isn't any law that specifically says wearing a gun and mags around your neck is illegal. Wouldn't be overly surprised if you'd get arrested for it from some cop who reads 12025(f) thing as being an "only" rule though. I'm guessing a DA wouldn't bother with it, but then what do I know?
I can't imagine it being very comfortable or very practical. Especially with that bayonet of yours!
Well it all goes back to the 12025(f) thing. That code specifically says that belt holsters are exempt. But it doesn't say only belt holsters are exempt. So there isn't any law that specifically says wearing a gun and mags around your neck is illegal. Wouldn't be overly surprised if you'd get arrested for it from some cop who reads 12025(f) thing as being an "only" rule though. I'm guessing a DA wouldn't bother with it, but then what do I know?
I can't imagine it being very comfortable or very practical. Especially with that bayonet of yours!
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ROFL umm love the bayonet btw. umm im not sure around your neck would be a wise idea besides the gun pounding into your chest when you walk Someone grabbing it and chocking you I dont know but how do you fire While I do have a retention lanyard attached to my weapon I wont hang it from my neck
ROFL umm love the bayonet btw. umm im not sure around your neck would be a wise idea besides the gun pounding into your chest when you walk Someone grabbing it and chocking you I dont know but how do you fire While I do have a retention lanyard attached to my weapon I wont hang it from my neck
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Are you thinking something like this? http://www.instructables.com/id/SE2U1B4FLROKMEP/
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dirtykoala
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dirtykoala wrote:
While it's not illegal, I'm sure some there are plenty of LEOs, DAs, judges, and jurors that wouldn't like it.
Probably more trouble than it's worth.
As far as being practical... the lanyard does keep your pistol from getting thrown out with the bath water!
dirtykoala wrote:
The simple answer is "no".
While it's not illegal, I'm sure some there are plenty of LEOs, DAs, judges, and jurors that wouldn't like it.
As far as being practical... the lanyard does keep your pistol from getting thrown out with the bath water!
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Um, "Especially with that bayonet of yours!''
I thought I would NEVER hear anyone say that, seriously? Anyways, around the neck would be very uncomfortable, one would think... Right?
~C~
Um, "Especially with that bayonet of yours!''
I thought I would NEVER hear anyone say that, seriously? Anyways, around the neck would be very uncomfortable, one would think... Right?
~C~