Open carry of a rifle

[General Geoff]

The reason I don't walk around with a rifle slung over my shoulder is that of practicality. I don't expect resistance that would require a long gun to dispatch, during day to day errands.

If there was some kind of breakdown in society (like the L.A. riots, but here in the Lehigh Valley), I'd probably be one of the first people to start carrying my M1A slung over my shoulder.

[Skuggi]

I have, Walked BigE's street with my AK-47 I parked a block away trying to find it the first time.

I've also walked all the way up broadway here in McKees Rocks, slung on my shoulder when my car broke down. I sure as hell wasn't leaving it in the trunk.

[JP8]

You were set up Sorry!

Everyone in the commonwealth has the right to own firearms. The exception is those whom have had their rights curtailed by either commission of certain crimes or suitable (per the courts) mental deficiency.

Ref:
Pennsylvania Constitution
Article 1; Section 21

http://sites.state.pa.us/PA_Constitution.html

The "right" is there. What the PSP does is another matter. Is it unconstitutional? Maybe, but that does not mean the "right" does not exist as you claim.

LOL. I understand that. But whats written and reality are two different things. I define a right as something that applies to all and cannot be "curtailed". I guess if we change the definitions of words, than you can interpret the constitution any way you want. It's scary.