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Browns' former top draft pick pleads guilty to gun charges
SFGate.com ^
| April 19, 2002
| AP
Posted on 04/24/2002 9:33:07 AM PDT by corsair
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To: gridlock
A very popular model, I'm lead to understand. Uh, yeah. I had one but I traded it for an Imber. Olt makes a fine firearm as well. Reporters...
To: Alberta's Child
he knew damn well that it was against the law but carried it anyway.Pay no attention to unconstitutional laws.
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04/24/2002 10:57:07 AM PDT
by
Flyer
To: gridlock
Yeah, that ol' 45 caliber Lock. A very popular model, I'm lead to understand.Yup.
I'm sure you are familiar with the expression: "Lock and Load!"
;^)
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04/24/2002 11:08:07 AM PDT
by
DrNo
To: Flyer
I agree, but in this case the guy not only "paid attention" to an unconstitutional law, he pleaded guilty to violating it!
To: DoughtyOne
Concealed handgun carry is perfectly legal and does not require any special permits in Texas if you are travelling.
That is, if you are on a trip away from home, not merely running down to the grocery store, but driving say from one city to another.
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posted on
04/24/2002 11:29:22 AM PDT
by
Redbob
To: corsair
BTW, might that handgun have been a (G)Lock .45?
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04/24/2002 11:30:04 AM PDT
by
Redbob
To: Redbob
Thanks. That's interesting.
To: Billthedrill
i just bought a new Ig P239, but kept the Locks (Combat Upperware).
To: Joe Brower
Here in Florida, there would be zero problem. Which, coincidentally, is where Gerrard Warren is from.
To: corsair
Warren had ownership papers for the weapon, but did not have a license for the gun. Since when did you need a license in order to exercise a constitutionally-protected right?!!!
To: corsair
Warren had ownership papers for the weapon, but did not have a license for the gun. There is no such thing as a "license for a gun" in PA.
PA is a shall issue license to carry state, and this must be what the author is referring to.
In PA, without a carry permit, you are only authorized to transport a gun in a car if it is unloaded and stored in a seperate "compartment" from any ammo.
Additionally, you can only transport it to and from a place of practice (range), hunting, or repair/purchase.
So having a loaded (?) gun, or even an unloaded one outside a nightclub early in the morning is not legal.
SD
To: tracer
And Pittsburg also has its own firearms laws, as I recall. Philadelphia at one time had its own laws. But now the laws are uniform statewide and municipalities are forbiddden from enacting any.
SD
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