Mossberg Shockwave: legal to open carry?
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I believe a shotgun is considered a long arm or long gun, therefore yes.
Negative. It is not a shotgun or type of shotgun. It is a firearm.
So we have pistols, rifles, shotguns and firearms as available flavors? It isn't a sub category of something else, but rather a category all its own?
I believe in Texas only rifles & shotguns can be open carried without a LTC. Pistols can only be with a LTC. So I am guessing Firearms not at all.
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Under HB 1819 from this past legislative session, a shockwave is not illegal in Texas since it is not required to be registered under the NFA
Texas does not generally regulate the carry of non-nfa items and non-handguns. Firearms other than handguns have no restriction on open or concealed carry. Unless a shockwave meets the definition of penal code 46.01 (5), the one can carry it however one wants.
Is it designed, made or adapted to be fired by one hand? If yes, then it is a handgun and a LTC is required and all those laws apply. If not, then carry however.
Texas does not generally regulate the carry of non-nfa items and non-handguns. Firearms other than handguns have no restriction on open or concealed carry. Unless a shockwave meets the definition of penal code 46.01 (5), the one can carry it however one wants.
Is it designed, made or adapted to be fired by one hand? If yes, then it is a handgun and a LTC is required and all those laws apply. If not, then carry however.
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Huh? Aren't ARs firearms to begin with? Are you saying if I conceal it (with a trench coat, etc., that it then becomes an AOW?
This is getting hilarious!
Which question is that? The first question? I thought I did. The others I want to see how far they take it.
I thought TXI answered it pretty well.
Sorry, I'm ignorant, I need it spelled out (Yes or no), not if this then that.
Post #5, I did say yes.... guess it was too subtle.
