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Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 21:59:24
by littlesamurai
Back to my original post

is there a NKA that I can join so they can defend my right to carry a concealed knife or a switchblade??
Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 22:05:10
by Remington

It's definitely something to pause and think about... Sometimes it just seems like you need more than one to just not feel under-dressed and unprepared. Maybe we can compromise and promise to not shoot them both at the same time. It does seems odd that you can't carry a concealed dirk or switchblade.
Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 22:09:43
by gunderwood
There is no statue in VA that prohibits the carry of multiple arms if you are lawfully able to carry each of them singularly. Just like open carry, no statue against it = lawful activity. The laws and paperwork would be unreadable if they had to account singular/plural, gender neutrality, etc. Ever try to read a document written that way? It's awful.
Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 22:19:30
by GeneFrenkle
Yes, that's why I (the party in the first part) don't do state and/or federal gov't (parties of the second part) contracting anymore.
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Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Wed, 16 Jan 2013 22:24:35
by littlesamurai
I guess there is a NKA....
http://www.kniferights.org/
Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Thu, 17 Jan 2013 07:15:46
by j1mmyd
It seems that when a restriction is intended that the state does not miss the opportunity to be specific. Yes, "a" could be taken to mean "one", but I interpret it as "any". My M&P9 is "a" handgun and so is my Shield "a" handgun. Nothing says I can't have both in the same sock if I were so inclined. The DMV info on vehicle **registration is all in singular form, too, but no one interprets that as a restriction on how many vehicles you may own.
**Note that I said registration and not operation of multiple vehicles, which is physically impossible for most of us.
Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Thu, 17 Jan 2013 10:06:33
by tinner666
Who knows, or if it even matters. I went to the GA once and declared my CCW and pointed out my pistol. Said it might arouse somebody if I put all that on the conveyor so they waved me through. A SPD got upset and wanted me searched and I pulled everything out the wand beeped on. Can you believe he got upset that I didn't send, or declare, a pocket knife through the conveyor!

I forgot it was in there with the spare mags. Go figure.

Re: Politicians are so logical
Posted: Thu, 17 Jan 2013 10:13:23
by totes6
Last time I checked the crazy part was that even though you have a CHP and you are carrying a handgun into the General Assembly, it is still prohibited to carry a knife. Figure that one out.
