I don't know if they forbid the kind I own; Wrist Rockets are supposedly Right Out and given that, this little item would give 'em conniptions:
Here's a "before" look at the fallen limb.
The further and continuing adventures of the girl who sat in the back of your homeroom, reading and daydreaming.
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Wowzers. Glad that came down so gently; I like pancakes, but not when they're made out of my friends.
ReplyDeletePerhaps your readers would like a link to this infernal device:
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Neat! A natural barrier between the houses!
ReplyDelete"I like pancakes, but not when they're made out of my friends."
ReplyDeleteHa!
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Now, that's my idea of a toy. My inner engineer self wants one.
ReplyDelete(Hmmm ... spray weight with deer lure ... launch it from blind, across food plot, to edge of woods ... drag it back to blind ...)
Actually, the statute you're referring to makes it a felony to possess a "slung shot" while you're committing a felony. And a slung shot is actually something else, but since it's so uncommon now, that everyone thinks it's a typo for "sling shot".
ReplyDeleteNothing illegal about it. I've got one. Now, mind you, when I bought I lived in New Jersey, where a sling shot IS considered a firearm and thus requires a Pistol Purchase Permit to buy - which is why you'll never see one for sale in NJ - which is why I bought it in NY.
Aha! Thank you the clarification. Does NJ register slingshots?
ReplyDeleteNice antenna hangar. But as I recall from eham it is illegal in fourteen states. You might aim it at yourself and put your eye out.
ReplyDeleteOf course, what John Law does not know you have should be no problem.
And the thought of a "monkey's fist" at the end of a line brings back memories. Think David's sling with a captive weight.
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Illegal in 18 states? Whoa. Just when you think you have plumbed the depths of legislative idiocy....
ReplyDeleteNJ, IIRC, also classifies clothing as an assault rifle. Yup, gotta watch out for them-there lethal bullet proof vests! Not to mention pepper spray and other sundries, which are also assault rifles.
ReplyDeleteThen there is NJ's law on hollowpoint bullets.........