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Concealed handgun size limits.
SemperFiGuy:
OK.....This thread is about Concealed Handgun Size Limits.
But this question:
--- Quote --- isn't the knife prohibition limited to those with a blade longer than 3 1/2" ?
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is related to this definition:
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28-1201. Terms, defined.
For purposes of sections 28-1201 to 28-1212.04, unless the context otherwise requires:
(1) Firearm means any weapon which is designed to or may readily be converted to expel any projectile by the action of an explosive or frame or receiver of any such weapon;
(2) Fugitive from justice means any person who has fled or is fleeing from any peace officer to avoid prosecution or incarceration for a felony;
(3) Handgun means any firearm with a barrel less than sixteen inches in length or any firearm designed to be held and fired by the use of a single hand;
(4) Juvenile means any person under the age of eighteen years;
(5) Knife means any dagger, dirk, knife, or stiletto with a blade over three and one-half inches in length or any other dangerous instrument capable of inflicting cutting, stabbing, or tearing wounds;
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So anywhere a knife is prohibited, the prohibition apparently refers to a cutting instrument with a blade over three and one-half inches in length.
Unless such device is otherwise construed as "any other dangerous instrument....etc.....).
Now, Forum Lawyers: Is that blade length measured on the straight blade length or along the curved edge of the knife blade?
Fun Thread, this one.
sfg
bullit:
A couple of thoughts..... SCOTUS did NOT make a ruling per se in the 2012 case cited. They simply refused to hear... thus allowing it stand in California (correct me if I am wrong Citizen Clark). Secondly, I agree with the CA SC as the warden was OBSERVING the alleged crime. In my mind, that is RAS or PC.
Finally, the reference from SFG would not seem to apply to jthapkido's post regarding driving to the range with your centerfire rifle during the 10 day gun season (in MY OPINION). Again, I would think you would still have to be doing something OBVIOUS to attract the attention of the GW.
Finally, can anyone provide a link the "wormhole" that seemingly contains all of the separate G&P rules and regs (and not the Big Game Guide .... the actual statutes)?
Dan W:
--- Quote from: DR4NRA on October 29, 2014, 01:07:00 PM ---do believe that last year the US Supreme Court granted game wardens a lot more power on search and seizure than normal LEO have. Case was out of California.
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The US Supreme court did not take up the case, but let the California Supreme court decision stand, which I doubt applies to Nebraska
DR4NRA:
http://uniweb.legislature.ne.gov/laws/browse-chapters.php?chapter=37
Quite long winded and just plain long.
game laws are tricky in this state.
And yes a 223 is considered legal in Nebr. Just helped sight in 6 (AR's) for deer season over the last 2 weeks.
Now the exception for the center fire rule are people actively engaged in farming or ranching. Otherwise a valid tag is required.
I do believe that what I said is that I wouldn't be driving the back roads with a loaded AR (Or any other deer capable firearm for that matter). Key word is loaded. Might be construed as a violation of game laws.
If the rifle is unloaded and cased, you have no problem, such as going to the range. And no it wouldn't be considered concealed.
JTH:
I still haven't seen any mention of any law, rule, or regulation about not having a rifle in your car during deer season.
--- Quote from: DR4NRA on October 29, 2014, 03:56:44 PM ---Now the exception for the center fire rule are people actively engaged in farming or ranching. Otherwise a valid tag is required.
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What rule is this?
--- Quote from: DR4NRA on October 29, 2014, 03:56:44 PM --- I do believe that what I said is that I wouldn't be driving the back roads with a loaded AR (Or any other deer capable firearm for that matter). Key word is loaded. Might be construed as a violation of game laws.
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What you said was:
--- Quote from: DR4NRA ---Also depending on location and time of year you might also run afoul of Nebraska Big Game laws that cover certain center fire rifles and handguns that are considered capable of taking certain big game animals without a valid unfilled tag in your possession.
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What Nebraska Big Game laws would those be?
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