Re: Flash Supressor
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:53 pm
lol fixed that for you.Mr. Marauder wrote:What one officer/deputy lets slide, a state trooper will easily cite/charge you for it.
lol fixed that for you.Mr. Marauder wrote:What one officer/deputy lets slide, a state trooper will easily cite/charge you for it.
Thanks for the tip. I will be watching out for gang bangers armed with NERF guns.xxproto21xx wrote:Ok. Let me put it to you like this unless you are on the street actually dealing with crime and actually know whats going on you can not comment on this by saying no they are not. I speak from personal experience, and convictions in criminal court. I highly doubt you can say anything near the same....Echo1 Operator wrote:No, they aren't.xxproto21xx wrote:a lot of criminals are now trying to make their guns look like toys
CWP holders only need to inform the officer of the firearm if they are carrying it on their person.xxproto21xx wrote:Actually you are supposed to. If you held a SC CWP ( Concealed weapons permit) you would know you are to state you have a firearm in the car, where its at, and do exactly what you are told to do for your safety.Echo1 Operator wrote: You aren't required to tell a police officer about weapons in your vehicle. It's none of their business.
No, it isn't. Having a firearm legally stowed in the glove box gives you the ability to terry frisk the vehicle. As you should know, this is for officer safety. This does not allow you to search the vehicle beyond the terry frisk.xxproto21xx wrote:Actually having a firearm in your car is enough in the City of Columbia.Echo1 Operator wrote: Having guns in your car or refusing a search isn't PC.
A warning for legally having guns and tactical gear in the car?xxproto21xx wrote: In all honesty If I see someone driving with full tac gear on, and I ask them if there is anything that could be a threat to my safety such as fire arms or knives in the car, and they tell me they have been playing paintball/ airsoft, and they do have items xyz in the car. As long as you are truthful, your explanation makes sense, and you don't have a warrant or something you will be given a warning( By law we have to give you a warning.
The irony here is hilarious.xxproto21xx wrote: Giving bad advice when you clearly don't know what you are talking about doesn't help anyone this will lead to someone getting hurt or getting into trouble because of something ignorant someone said on the internet.
You are like 12 years old. Nobody cares what you think.slimshady222 wrote:I would more likely listen to a person who has had a background in law such as proto21 than a person who sells "New" batterys that he got from an airsplat junkyard such as echo1.
And as everyone has said, that is your choice. I have lots of respect for law enforcement, and If I didn't I wouldn't currently be dual majoring in Criminal Justice. However, I also realize that just as with any situation, having a little bit of skepticism and mistrust is never a bad thing. I like my rights, and while I am never a jerk about them, that does not mean that I will simply roll over for someone in blue with a shiny badge and a gun. Heck, if you know your rights that you have, a "One-Minute Lawyer" or so accused, that means you care more about the law than most anyways. How is that a problem?slimshady222 wrote:I would more likely listen to a person who has had a background in law such as proto21 than a person who sells "New" batterys that he got from an airsplat junkyard such as echo1.
Not once did I ever mention doing anything illegal. I also did not advocate transporting firearms incorrectly. Your statements were wrong, and if you're a police officer you should know the laws you enforce a lot better.xxproto21xx wrote:Also let me rephrase having a firearm in plain view in your vehicle is enough. If you have it stowed away in some crazy spot I would never know you had it anyway.
If you legally possess firearms, legally carry them then you wont have any issues. Just don't be messing about with them with law enforcement there.
Have a nice dayEcho1 Operator wrote:Not once did I ever mention doing anything illegal. I also did not advocate transporting firearms incorrectly. Your statements were wrong, and if you're a police officer you should know the laws you enforce a lot better.xxproto21xx wrote:Also let me rephrase having a firearm in plain view in your vehicle is enough. If you have it stowed away in some crazy spot I would never know you had it anyway.
If you legally possess firearms, legally carry them then you wont have any issues. Just don't be messing about with them with law enforcement there.