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Beiruty wrote:If you use your dominant eye only that piece of glass is useless.

Why do you say that?

What I really, really want is something to tell me what the speed limit is at the moment and warns me if I'm over. 70 daytime, 65 night, 65 trucks, speed limit changes that are obscure and obviously there for revenue enhancement. School zones with side street entrances in the middle.... My Tom-Tom ...

casingpoint wrote:Imagine how a guy who just bought a new Glock must feel right now.

Probably like this but if someone saved money and bought a used Glock it's more like

My guess is plea bargains.

I don't believe that having to draw is inevitable for the CHL holder. I agree it's not inevitable but most people I know who carry a gun do so because they think they may need it some day. Or as an old marine said, "When confronted by something nasty your reaction will probably be, 'I thought ...

It sounds like they had a beef with someone.

This Bloomberg?

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casingpoint wrote:The four inch version is a legal five inches in Texas when the full blade is measured behind the hinge.

Arguably an illegal knife (dagger) if both edges are sharpened.

IANAL/IANALEO

LarryH wrote:If he/she asks for ID and you are carrying, you must show the CHL as well as DL. If you are not carrying, you are not required to show the CHL.

And if you're not driving, you don't need to show the DL either. No requirement I know to carry ID while camping or picnicking.

The Nut who just flew an airplane into an IRS building in Austin was no coincidence. There are a growing number op people who are losing everything they have. When people have nothing to lose things get dangerous. Of course in this situation a gun wouldn’t be much help... I agree, this will become ...

GOP wrote:Now imagine if that was your vehicle and your gun?

It would have been completely avoidable by not making me disarm.

A ELO or an ELO?

From PC 46.01: (7) "Knife" means any bladed hand instrument that is capable of inflicting serious bodily injury or death by cutting or stabbing a person with the instrument. By definition, a rifle is not a hand instrument. That would make it a handgun. Thus, the bayonet is not a knife. An...

Sounds like a very good reason not to go. I spend my travel dollars where I can legally read a book and carry a gun and drink coffee.

FireForEffectK wrote:today my Kentucky driver's license. Got the license so I wouldn't have to go to a CCDW (Carry Concealed Deadly Weapon) class.

Can you explain that? Do non-residents need a CCDW class but residents with a Kentucky DL don't?