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In an attempt to lessen confusion

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This just added to my confusion. Where does WI law state that you can carry a handgun in a holster?

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"[font="verdana,geneva"]Right now Wisconsin law states you can openly carry a handgun in a holster[/font]"
 
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WOW Doug, a straight forward, sensible and logical, In Layman's plain English response! I knew you had it in you.
Even though there are people out there that dislike you for all the "cluttered" language you use, you at times exercise a reasonable side and dispel those naysayers!
Rock on!:cool:
 
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To bnhcomputing, thanks for the followup link, good reference material. I had posted a refrence to a book last week called "Criminal Justice Case Briefs" Significant Cases in Criminal Procedure, it lays out a lot of information in Plain English.
 
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The original link is an excellent summary, thanks for posting.

One item that needs to be updated: There is no longer any restriction on age for handling a firearm or participating in target practice with an adult present. This was changed last August with the signing of the law allowing 10 and 11 year olds to hunt with a mentor.
 
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