open carry at 18?

[PAMedic=F|A=]

Are you really Dr. Seuss?

Now if we could just get someone to make a rap video.

[john9001]

Too many words, too many rules. In Florida when you get your CCW the State sends you a small pamphlet in plain English telling you what you can and can not do. Keep it simple.

[knight0334]

Too many words, too many rules. In Florida when you get your CCW the State sends you a small pamphlet in plain English telling you what you can and can not do. Keep it simple.

FL has more rules than PA. Hell, in FL you don't even have a right to bear arms.

[tl_3237]

Too many words, too many rules. In Florida when you get your CCW the State sends you a small pamphlet in plain English telling you what you can and can not do. Keep it simple.

Florida memorializes the equivalent of Pa's UFA in a 74 page Title XLVI (CRIMES) Chapter 790 (WEAPONS AND FIREARMS)

[ungawa]

It's probably the list of places you are actually allowed to carry in Florida. FL is ridiculous.

That being said, they have far better non-firearm weapons laws IMO (with permit).

[ungawa]

From Subchapter A (18 Pa CS §§6106-6127):

§ 6101. Short title of subchapter.

This subchapter shall be known and may be cited as the Pennsylvania Uniform Firearms Act of 1995.

Can I get an Amen.

Who's next?

[ungawa]

Precisely (alas and alack, rep button broken for RLS - help please).

I can't get either of you. Somebody please rep TL and RLS for me. It seems schooling chumps has drained my powers

[Curmudgeon]

As I said earlier, and everyone ignored it, font size is everything. These things appear to have been written for the legally blind.

[Quantum62]

Thanks everyone!

[abner13]

Let me play devil's advocate a minute here. I'd be willing to bet that someone would call the police , who may or may not know the law (more likely the latter) , the police would secure the weapon , run make/model/ser.no. thru the Record of Sale Database and when it comes up 'registered' to someone else , the fun will begin.