I was at the range today doing a little 4th of July shooting, and we got to talking about the 94 crime bill, etc., etc.  One of the guys claimed that there is a provision in the bill that if you commit a federal violation and are wearing cammo clothing at the time you can then be further charged as a terrorist.  So, for example, some guy in hunting cammo in a duck blind shoots 1 too many ducks could theoretically be charged as a terrorist.  It sounds suspicious to me, but then again firearms laws have always seemed to stretch the bounds of reason and sanity.  Anybody care to comment on this?

You never know when the government is involved.

In eight years, [b]NO ONE[/b] noticed this provision and commented on it?

Scott

Yes, but you do see the implications for Fortune 500 CEOs who wear Ghillie suits instead of Brooks Brothers suits? [;)]

I know shooting ranges as well as firearm training courses prohibit people from wearing camo clothings.  Whether it be the media or our government, they'll make you look like a terrorist no matter what.