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Q:
I KNOW FELONS ARE NOT TO HAVE FIREARMS FOR HUNTING, BUT WHAT ABOUT CROSSBOWS?
from camoman on 02.14.09 Answer Question |
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Answers (5)
I think the weapon of choice is the "electric chair"
What about them?...They can have them...It's NOT a firearm is it?!
In Michigan, they can use bows', including crossbows.
smallcrow
i would check the local laws to be sure/ if prohibited i'd have to move to a state that allowed it,or country
Check the local laws and regulations they differ from state to state. But depending on what the crime was they may be able to still use a firearm if they go through the proper channels and get it approved for hunting, again this is state dependent.
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i would check the local laws to be sure/ if prohibited i'd have to move to a state that allowed it,or country
Check the local laws and regulations they differ from state to state. But depending on what the crime was they may be able to still use a firearm if they go through the proper channels and get it approved for hunting, again this is state dependent.
What about them?...They can have them...It's NOT a firearm is it?!
In Michigan, they can use bows', including crossbows.
smallcrow
I think the weapon of choice is the "electric chair"
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