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Originally Posted by CptSternn
Also, when your pulled for a traffic stop - the cops computer screen at dispatch and in their car puts a BIG RED FLASHING BAR across it saying OWNER OF CONEALED WEAPONS PERMIT - so when you get pulled in your car for a simple traffic stop, they do a felony approach - guns drawn, come up to the windoe and ask you put your weapon out first.
As I said, you might be able to get such a permit, but the cops make it a real pain in the arse to have one...
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Do you know how the police handle a soldier with a concealed weapon? Or in general the limitations on soldiers with weapons. Are soldiers under 21 allowed to keep handguns? I did a bit of research into this myself last night and it mentioned another stipulation on how you're supposed to keep it encased and unloaded. Though like I said I couldn't find much info on the special conditions for military personel only that they were exempt from certain parts of the laws though never specified. I presume the concealed weapon encased and unloaded part applies, but do you need all the same permits. I'll try and look into the army website to see if there is info there.
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