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To: carriage_hill

Scratching my head here.

I could understand this as a function of concealment.

The weapon (real shotgun) was covered by plastic. One could argue the same about a plastic holster. I guess I’m confused about how putting something onto an existing LEGAL weapon, that in no way alters the function of that weapon, is illegal. Can someone elaborate or explain this to me?


50 posted on 05/22/2012 7:51:55 AM PDT by taxcontrol
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To: taxcontrol

I’m afraid that’s “beyond my pay grade”, tc. If you get a cogent explanation, pls Ping me to it.

Is a toy, water squirt-gun considered a “legal weapon”? Just asking.


51 posted on 05/22/2012 8:22:49 AM PDT by Carriage Hill (All liberals & most demoncraps think that life is just a sponge bath, with a happy ending.)
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