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it should proly be ok just go to the local police station or courthouse and they should be able to help you good luck to ya
Check for a local discharge ordinance. If there is one it may only pertain to guns just depends how strict it is.
If there is one get active and try to get rid of it. The battle to maintain freedom is ongoing.
later,
charlie
Around here the county sheriff handles issues like that. Like JM said, ask the police or sheriff.
Laws are different in every city, so I would suggest going in to a police station or something and asking them.
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Laws are different in every city, so I would suggest going in to a police station or something and asking them.
Around here the county sheriff handles issues like that. Like JM said, ask the police or sheriff.
Check for a local discharge ordinance. If there is one it may only pertain to guns just depends how strict it is.
If there is one get active and try to get rid of it. The battle to maintain freedom is ongoing.
later,
charlie
it should proly be ok just go to the local police station or courthouse and they should be able to help you good luck to ya
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