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Quote from: Bucs N Beers on February 18, 2013, 06:03:35 PMEven if its the scenario where he bought the gun in NY, tried to check it legally, had a box of ammo, and got arrested on some crazy NY rules - he's still an idiot in my book. I'm a gun owner and support gun rights. But this is just stupid.Have you ever traveled with a gun? I'm not a gun owner and am curious about how he got it to New York in the first place and whether the laws could be different enough that what he legally did to get it on a flight from Florida to NY would have triggered the arrest in the return trip.
Even if its the scenario where he bought the gun in NY, tried to check it legally, had a box of ammo, and got arrested on some crazy NY rules - he's still an idiot in my book. I'm a gun owner and support gun rights. But this is just stupid.
Dumb move. I'd say I hope he doesn't go to prison, but he deserves to. Smh
Quote from: Psych on February 18, 2013, 06:27:50 PMDumb move. I'd say I hope he doesn't go to prison, but he deserves to. SmhDefinitely want to lock up someone who puts people at risk by attempting to have a gun locked away in a bag in the belly of a plane, far from anyone's reach.
Quote from: JDouble on February 18, 2013, 06:05:20 PMHe just really doesn't seem like the type of guy to do this.exactly.Seems so strange
He just really doesn't seem like the type of guy to do this.
I've never taken my gun out of state. But what it boils down to is each state has different laws. It could have been perfectly legal for him to properly check it in for his flight to NY, but illegal for him to have it in NY. Personally, I feel that if you are taking a gun out of state, to any state, you better know the laws by which that state goes by. If you don't, it's your own fault. And NY doesn't play around. With all the media surrounding Plax, he should have known. And if he didn't, he should have researched it. Even if he got busted on some stupid NY law, it's the law and he should have known it.
Quote from: MUSCLE_HAMSTER on February 18, 2013, 06:27:07 PMQuote from: JDouble on February 18, 2013, 06:05:20 PMHe just really doesn't seem like the type of guy to do this.exactly.Seems so strangeTo do what? own a gun? What a thug, engaging in a legal and constitutionally protected act. The problem was not being aware of the NY Nazi laws. I don't think that makes him any "type" of person.
Was he injured during arrest?
Quote from: caradoc on February 18, 2013, 06:37:15 PMQuote from: MUSCLE_HAMSTER on February 18, 2013, 06:27:07 PMQuote from: JDouble on February 18, 2013, 06:05:20 PMHe just really doesn't seem like the type of guy to do this.exactly.Seems so strangeTo do what? own a gun? What a thug, engaging in a legal and constitutionally protected act. The problem was not being aware of the NY Nazi laws. I don't think that makes him any "type" of person.I'm pretty sure that is is ILLEGAL to carry a gun on a plane. I'm just guessing here but common sense should prevail. Forget a "hi-jacking"...I'm talking about de-pressurizing the cabin or worse in case of accidental discharge(or just plain stupidity...oops...)