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State Trooper harasses law-abiding Open-Carrier. Demonstration this Sunday
- Thread starter Wisconsin Carry Inc. - Chairman
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McX
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and ya know; if the police are watching this thread; they could be progressive in thought. i'm a tourist. i've never been to sussex. i'd like to look around, see the shops, the sights, spend a little- souvineres so to speak. my kids will be with me. maybe put a cop or two around, to help keep me out of the school zones, or other restricted areas, not to bust my butt, but to help. i would be courteous, and thank them, not see them as an adversary. and the day would be good for all concerned.
and ya know; if the police are watching this thread; they could be progressive in thought. i'm a tourist. i've never been to sussex. i'd like to look around, see the shops, the sights, spend a little- souvineres so to speak. my kids will be with me. maybe put a cop or two around, to help keep me out of the school zones, or other restricted areas, not to bust my butt, but to help. i would be courteous, and thank them, not see them as an adversary. and the day would be good for all concerned.
Spartacus
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McX wrote:
McX wrote:
Or the HRT team could be deploying snipers. Better bring speedloaders and extra mags.
barronburke
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have a question I drive a pickup truck with rear seat ie extended cab with no cap or cover what is the best way to follow the law for making sure the firearm is out of reach as the law states if you guys could give me an idea thanks
have a question I drive a pickup truck with rear seat ie extended cab with no cap or cover what is the best way to follow the law for making sure the firearm is out of reach as the law states if you guys could give me an idea thanks
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McX
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that's a tough one. i know that out of reach is paramount. i'll presume you know encased, and unloaded, based on the theory your in wisconsin. back bed is probably out, as it's vunerable, and if not fixed, could slide around. maybe another member could chime in. i'd think proveable out of reach is paramount for your circumstance.
that's a tough one. i know that out of reach is paramount. i'll presume you know encased, and unloaded, based on the theory your in wisconsin. back bed is probably out, as it's vunerable, and if not fixed, could slide around. maybe another member could chime in. i'd think proveable out of reach is paramount for your circumstance.
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McX
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sparticus, i am a defender, not an agressor. i carry one loaded mag, in the gun, no round in the chamer. i would never disobey, brandish, nor draw on a cop, no matter what he was doing to me. to suggest such things i would hope you are joking, and it would be best to drop a smiley face after your statement to ensure everyone knew you are joking. like this
sparticus, i am a defender, not an agressor. i carry one loaded mag, in the gun, no round in the chamer. i would never disobey, brandish, nor draw on a cop, no matter what he was doing to me. to suggest such things i would hope you are joking, and it would be best to drop a smiley face after your statement to ensure everyone knew you are joking. like this
barronburke
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yes I contacted the local police dept and they declined to give me any answers and told me to do some research into the laws for transporting but they seem vauge in the area of out of reach if i put it in the back and I cant reach it while driving is that ok? But it would be in reach if really tried to get the case so I think Im SOL well I hope not
yes I contacted the local police dept and they declined to give me any answers and told me to do some research into the laws for transporting but they seem vauge in the area of out of reach if i put it in the back and I cant reach it while driving is that ok? But it would be in reach if really tried to get the case so I think Im SOL well I hope not
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McX
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protias, thank you for chiming in!
protias, thank you for chiming in!
barronburke
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This would be my first event that I would be attending dont open carry often due to not knowing the laws Just trying to figure out When I go to sussex what would be the best way to trasport the firearm without getting in trouble with police that will be looking for something to ticket me or worse sorry for not starting new thread still new to this
This would be my first event that I would be attending dont open carry often due to not knowing the laws Just trying to figure out When I go to sussex what would be the best way to trasport the firearm without getting in trouble with police that will be looking for something to ticket me or worse sorry for not starting new thread still new to this
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barronburke wrote:
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/view_topic.php?id=36614&forum_id=57&highlight=truck
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/view_topic.php?id=35214&forum_id=57&highlight=truck
barronburke wrote:
You're two best threads to look through would be:
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/view_topic.php?id=36614&forum_id=57&highlight=truck
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/view_topic.php?id=35214&forum_id=57&highlight=truck
Dustiniac
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I'm in, possibly.
I'm in, possibly.
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McX
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well, protias, we know where everyone new shows up at 10:39 at night.
allright young uns, your uncle protias gonna have to take it from here, i'm old and gotta go to bed. protias, it's over to you now, train them up!
well, protias, we know where everyone new shows up at 10:39 at night.
allright young uns, your uncle protias gonna have to take it from here, i'm old and gotta go to bed. protias, it's over to you now, train them up!
KansasKraut
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Wow, fellas. I'm thinking this is gonna be big.
Wow, fellas. I'm thinking this is gonna be big.
BROKENSPROKET
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scorpio_vette wrote:
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Make that three.McX wrote:
i hope so, i'll bring enough for gas, food, and a bit extra, i won't have bail.
ROFLMAO sounds like me. if nothing else we'll have each other to chat with in there. LOL
BROKENSPROKET
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Protias, did you let China Wok know we are coming? I would hate to see them run out of food.
If you didn't, I might scare the shit out of them running for the door to get my plate filled up before the rest of you run them out of food.
Protias, did you let China Wok know we are coming? I would hate to see them run out of food.
If you didn't, I might scare the shit out of them running for the door to get my plate filled up before the rest of you run them out of food.
chris morley
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My GF and I hope to be there
Chris Morley
ICarry.org
My GF and I hope to be there
Chris Morley
ICarry.org
Flipper
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protias wrote:
If no sidewalks - where? If on the driveway of the state patrol office, could there be an "impeding traffic" issue?
Locations where you may run into (no pun intended)the subject trooper:
Southeast Region
Wisconsin State Patrol Waukesha Post
Captain Varla J. Bishop, Commander
Lieutenant Theodore J. Meagher, Executive Officer
21115 East Moreland Boulevard
Waukesha, WI 53186-2985
Phone: (262) 785-4700
Fax: (262) 785-4723
Waukesha Post counties:
Serves Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington and Waukesha
protias wrote:
If no sidewalks - where? If on the driveway of the state patrol office, could there be an "impeding traffic" issue?
Locations where you may run into (no pun intended)the subject trooper:
Southeast Region
Wisconsin State Patrol Waukesha Post
Captain Varla J. Bishop, Commander
Lieutenant Theodore J. Meagher, Executive Officer
21115 East Moreland Boulevard
Waukesha, WI 53186-2985
Phone: (262) 785-4700
Fax: (262) 785-4723
Waukesha Post counties:
Serves Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington and Waukesha