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What are you gonna do with a hatchet?

I had an ex chase me with a hatchet once; it was pretty farking intimidating. Wasn't something I even wanted a glancing blow from.

So what?

Also, 5000 rounds of ammo isn't the boogieman that the media would like you to believe it is.

And where was the tea bagger headed to?

/Air Force Base?
//Meet and greet with your local Republican overlord?
///A visit to the Zoo to get some nice tail and then kill the animals, so there is no witness to the loving act?

So?

""At this point, we don't have any idea what his reasoning was for having that many weapons - all illegally," Nolte said."

Handguns, knives and axes are illegal in Kansas?

I'm curious to know what law he broke by possessing them. Previous felony conviction?

so, 5,000 rounds is now considered alot?

//guess it would depend on caliber

A hatchet's illegal? How is this illegal?

And was the sword a real sword or was it one of those decoration things that I had hanging in my old store. ~checks in the back of my chevy

Ow! That was my feelings!: so, 5,000 rounds is now considered alot?

//guess it would depend on caliber

I read one article where someone in Arkansas was ticketed for being in posession of more beer than allowed by law.

Old people should be allowed to carry as many weapons they want, as long as they have a clean record.

minoridiot: OldAll people should be allowed to carry as many weapons they want, as long as they have a clean record.

FTFY

Il Duce?

Pelvic Splanchnic Ganglion: So what?

Also, 5000 rounds of ammo isn't the boogieman that the media would like you to believe it is.

This. My 10k rounds of ammo is considered a "modest" collection.

dad?

Around here guns are not considered concealed if they're in your car and there are no laws whatsoever about blades (other than automatic blades like switchblades being illegal for some odd reason). So basically this guy would have been guilty of nothing other than being intoxicated.

And that's Kansas which way more hickville than here (although I understand they have serious gang issues).

I keep a hatchet in the tool box of my car. It's nestled between the mini air compressor and the half-ton jack. How do you expect to fend off the Zombie Apocalypse without a hatchet?

One of the officers noticed the butt of a handgun protruding from the waistband of the driver's pants, so he was asked to get out of the vehicle. When officers patted the man down, they found a handful of holstered handguns, Nolte said. They also found the other weapons and ammunition inside.

Probably no license to carry a handgun on a holster, although I don't claim to know Kansas law. Moving a perceived random weapons cache at 2:30 am going the wrong way down the street is probably a bad idea.

/Throw in bored cops tired of dealing with DWI's and random speeders, they will make their own action.

Gyrfalcon: Knives over 12" are usually illegal on the street, unless you've got some legitimate reason to be transporting them (like if you're a chef). Maybe the hatchet was under his seat or something? Handguns in vehicles have to be transported separately from their ammo, even if you have a CCW, so far as I know; but definitely if you don't.

Thank you.

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Cybernetic: Seriously, who drives around with a partridge?

What kind of nutjob drives around with the whole damn tree?

in Texas that's called Tuesday.

2wolves: Cybernetic: Seriously, who drives around with a partridge?

Susan Dey?

Heh.

Is this a new anti-voter fraud/immigration measure?

Ow! That was my feelings!: so, 5,000 rounds is now considered alot?

//guess it would depend on caliber

It is a lot for anything except maybe .22LR. I mean hell, 1000 rounds of 9mm is around $200 for target ammo, 1000 rounds of .223 is $250+. Only goes up from there. I can't really see ordering it in blocks larger than 1000 since you don't tend to get a discount.

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with having a few thousand rounds of ammo, but pretending like it isn't a lot is kinda silly. It is even more of "a lot" in a car. I mean I have 900 rounds of 9mm right now, since I ordered a new case not long ago, but I don't have it in my car. I will take a couple hundred rounds of various calibers when I go to the range but that's all. I'm not taking my whole stock with me, why would I?

Wanted for questioning.

Dad !!! You should have sayed in touch !

sycraft: Ow! That was my feelings!: so, 5,000 rounds is now considered alot?

//guess it would depend on caliber

It is a lot for anything except maybe .22LR. I mean hell, 1000 rounds of 9mm is around $200 for target ammo, 1000 rounds of .223 is $250+. Only goes up from there. I can't really see ordering it in blocks larger than 1000 since you don't tend to get a discount.

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with having a few thousand rounds of ammo, but pretending like it isn't a lot is kinda silly. It is even more of "a lot" in a car. I mean I have 900 rounds of 9mm right now, since I ordered a new case not long ago, but I don't have it in my car. I will take a couple hundred rounds of various calibers when I go to the range but that's all. I'm not taking my whole stock with me, why would I?

I wouldn't consider it alot for .223 or 7.62x39. Guess it would depend on how often you shoot. I normally go through 200-500 a month of each of those calibers, so YMMV.

/runs in

FIIIVE GOOOOLD RIIIINGS!

/runs out

Its only going to get worse. First the police can take excessive money you might be carrying, amount set to whatever they "feel" is enough to line their pockets.
They can go through your truck and claim any tools as " burglary tools" and take them home, I mean to the police station.
Did I commit a crime with any of this stuff? No! Prove it.
Do I need a permit to carry this stuff? No!
I'm waiting for the police to pull over someone with a large check and demand them to sign it over to them. It will happen.
Some of these are only reasons to provide income to the city or police force and is just modern day versions of highway robbery.

Someone sounds like they were off to see Obama.

Jixa: I keep a hatchet in the tool box of my car. It's nestled between the mini air compressor and the half-ton jack. How do you expect to fend off the Zombie Apocalypse without a hatchet?

How do you expect to fend off the Zombie Apocalypse without at least six handguns,a couple Bowie knives, a hatchet, two swords, at least 5,000 rounds of ammunition, a mullet, at least 2 cases of beer, a Copy of the Zombie Survival Guide, and 23 rolls of toilet paper?

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Wanted for questioning.

He answers plenty of questions here.

It's a good thing they didn't have anything truly dangerous like cannabis

Maybe he was moving?

You know, move all day while drinking a few beers, then your last load is your guns and ammo.

DNRTFA

Ow! That was my feelings! ,I wouldn't consider it alot for .223 or 7.62x39. Guess it would depend on how often you shoot. I normally go through 200-500 a month of each of those calibers, so YMMV.

You have my curiosity.

Security guard in the zombie neutral zone?
Member of a SWAT team?
Cull cute little deers?
Work in a military armory?
Stationed in Iraq?

Inquiring minds want to know.