does anyone know if there are any laws on pellet hand guns ? such as can't have em in national parks? or concealed on you, or do have to be unloaded and in the trunk of your car? Going across statelines? ,, only thought about that when moving the real thing but i'm taking a trip to cali and i'm bringing one of those with me for fun.

5/8/2006 11:43:00 PM

If you have to ask...

5/9/2006 12:12:46 AM

california is currently attempting to outlaw all guns period....I don't believe that in any state a pellet gun is legally considered a firearm, but prepared to put up with a lot of shit should you be found with it in CA.

5/9/2006 12:15:33 AM

did alittle looking around theres actually some of the north eastern states that consider it a firearm,, some just have restrictions on sale etc and depending on muzzle velocity,,

5/9/2006 12:18:28 AM

Pellets are a ton of fun...


















for middle schoolers.

5/9/2006 12:23:00 AM

Many crows have fallen to the quiet "pop..."

5/9/2006 1:48:35 AM

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"such as can't have em in national parks?"

I would say no.

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"or concealed on you, or do have to be unloaded and in the trunk of your car? "

Even if it was 'legal', it would probably result in a ride with Officer Friendly if you got caught. In national parks, a firearm must be disassembled and locked up, preferably in the trunk.

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"Going across statelines?"

Aside from Class III stuff, there are really no federal laws about you transporting your own firearms across state lines.



Just keep in in the trunk, and don't take it out around other people, and it should be fine. If in doubt, treat the pellet gun as a firearm.

[Edited on May 9, 2006 at 8:55 AM. Reason : .]

5/9/2006 8:55:10 AM

but it could get ya shot the fuck up

5/9/2006 8:59:59 AM

Are you talking about lead pellets or plastic? CO2 or hand pump?

5/9/2006 12:21:40 PM

dont point it at the police http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_3796415

5/9/2006 12:24:59 PM