[muir_redwoods]

Does it say”weapons” or “guns”? If it says “weapons” how is that defined? It sounds like the law may be too vague to be enforceable. I taught martial arts for 15 years and I can make a deadly “weapon” out of a rolled up magazine.

[familyop]

"I taught martial arts for 15 years and I can make a deadly 'weapon' out of a rolled up magazine."

But an armed and trained property owner doesn't have to consider that as being a weapon. I've done martial arts for many years, too, along with personal security, establishment security, police work, warfare (service) and more. Everyone's vulnerable and fragile to something or other, but people can always improve their odds.

History shows us that as the economic and moral situation gets poorer for many, property rights will be more well upheld (Fourth Amendment, others) along with the Second Amendment.

[familyop]

Deadly weapons are also defined in statutes.

[Oztrich Boy]