Are blackouts illegal??

[speedminded]

Damn good info from Speedminded. He always has top-notch info.

You gotta know the laws in order to know your limits and how far you can push them Plus I like to know who is right and wrong if i'm ever harassed.

[81911SC]

You gotta know the laws in order to know your limits and how far you can push them Plus I like to know who is right and wrong if i'm ever harassed.

I am the exact same way. Can you find any info on carrying nightsticks in your vehicle or at all?

[speedminded]

I am the exact same way. Can you find any info on carrying nightsticks in your vehicle or at all?

Think laws have changed on concealed weapons, might take a while to find but i'll look...i prefer a torque wrench

[korilee13]

I am the exact same way. Can you find any info on carrying nightsticks in your vehicle or at all?

i know when i was arrested, they asked if i had any weapons in my vehicle, i told them i had a bat, they said i was perfectly legal to carry that. so be creative with your weapon choice, and you could prolly get away with alot

[speedminded]

i know when i was arrested, they asked if i had any weapons in my vehicle, i told them i had a bat, they said i was perfectly legal to carry that. so be creative with your weapon choice, and you could prolly get away with alot

Upper half of an aluminum race jack handle...it's got the grip to hold it and everything

[korilee13]

Upper half of an aluminum race jack handle...it's got the grip to hold it and everything

see thats what i'm talkin bout you gotta think folks, not just grab something labeled as a weapon, your asking for trouble and questions with that kind shit.
only thing i would chnge about that is i wouldnt crry aluminum, thas too light, grab some old fshioned steel if your wnna fuck somebody up good...

[speedminded]

see thats what i'm talkin bout you gotta think folks, not just grab something labeled as a weapon, your asking for trouble and questions with that kind shit.
only thing i would chnge about that is i wouldnt crry aluminum, thas too light, grab some old fshioned steel if your wnna fuck somebody up good...

Lighter just means quicker...might not have the momentum or brute force of steel but i'd rather be able to move it twice as fast and have plenty of stamina in reserve. The idea is train with the heavier object and use a lighter one in the real world...kinda like alot of the professional motorcycle riders i've met will run goldwings up in the mtns on weekends, play up in the hills on a 1,200lb bike scraping the foot boards and exhaust, then a day or two later show up to the track on a 350-400lb bike with slicks

[hondaxpurt]

in response to the original topic: a friend of mine just got ticketed and fined 400 bucks for having tinted taillights and headlights. he is trying to fight it in court, i will let you know what happens