Posted: 6/3/2009 12:58:10 PM EDT
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I recently purchased a Colt Python and as this is the first handgun I've owned I have a couple questions about certain legalities. I'm twenty years old and live in Ar. I was told that it is legal for me to own and keep in my house and car. Is this true? Also can I keep it loaded in my car? Should it be concealed or not in my car? Can I keep it on my person in my car? Can I cross state boarders with it? If so, which ones?
Thank you for any answers i receive. Any extra input on anything you think I should be aware of would be much appreciated. |
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http://www.handgunlaw.us/ Definitely check the hometown forum. And if this is an extra-clean example of a Python, you may want to consider a less valuable gun to expose to sweat, dings, and wear. Congrats on your purchase! |
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I recently purchased a Colt Python and as this is the first handgun I've owned I have a couple questions about certain legalities. I'm twenty years old and live in Ar. I was told that it is legal for me to own and keep in my house and car. Is this true? Also can I keep it loaded in my car? Should it be concealed or not in my car? Can I keep it on my person in my car? Can I cross state boarders with it? If so, which ones? Thank you for any answers i receive. Any extra input on anything you think I should be aware of would be much appreciated. ..You picked a fine first handgun to own! |
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NICE! Had the opportunity to own a Diamondback in 22 as well...I decided to go with another gun instead! Since then I have never seen one for sale come up again....that was 10+ years ago. Congrats to the OP as well... |
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Take down the iphone pic. The iphone puts the gps coordinates in the exif data, enabling someone to see on a map where the pic was taken (Park Ave., in case you think the exif data was stripped.) With the shit pulled with a member's personal info, you have to be careful. |
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Quoted: Take down the iphone pic. The iphone puts the gps coordinates in the exif data, enabling someone to see on a map where the pic was taken (Park Ave., in case you think the exif data was stripped.) With the shit pulled with a member's personal info, you have to be careful. How do you get that info? ETA-Very nice pistol OP. |
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Take down the iphone pic. The iphone puts the gps coordinates in the exif data, enabling someone to see on a map where the pic was taken (Park Ave., in case you think the exif data was stripped.) With the shit pulled with a member's personal info, you have to be careful. That's crazy. Can that info be taken out? |
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Quoted: Easiest way is the exif viewer extension with firefox, it even gives you links to google maps, maquest, etc.Quoted: Take down the iphone pic. The iphone puts the gps coordinates in the exif data, enabling someone to see on a map where the pic was taken (Park Ave., in case you think the exif data was stripped.) With the shit pulled with a member's personal info, you have to be careful. How do you get that info? ETA-Very nice pistol OP. I don't know how such data is removed from the file. |
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Easiest way is the exif viewer extension with firefox, it even gives you links to google maps, maquest, etc.
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Take down the iphone pic. The iphone puts the gps coordinates in the exif data, enabling someone to see on a map where the pic was taken (Park Ave., in case you think the exif data was stripped.) With the shit pulled with a member's personal info, you have to be careful. How do you get that info? ETA-Very nice pistol OP. I don't know how such data is removed from the file. easiest way to guarantee that the info is removed is to take a screen shot of the photo and crop that photo and re-post it. |
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Whats that, A RG? |





