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OC in National Parks

lockman

lockman

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With the new law, people in national parks will not be allowed to carry weapons, concealed or otherwise, in federal buildings.
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With the "other lawful purpose" exemption you should be good to go inside the park buildings also. Anyone see it differently?No postal regulations in the way on this one.
 
Huck

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NavyLT wrote:
However, Skaggs said some rules do differ in the park compared to the rest of the state.

“They cannot use it or display it in a threatening manner, and they cannot discharge it unless their personal safety is in question,” she said.
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The above is from the article. So, according to Skaggs, in Wyoming, outside of a National Park, it must be OK to threaten folks with a firearm and discharge it whenever one feels like?!? That's too cool! Go cowboys, yee haw!
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I noticed that too. Skaggs must be like Nashville Tennessee Police Chief Serpaswho bases the actions of gun owners on "B" westerns.

Both are idiots.
 
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