expandable batons are they legal ??
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In what context? You may be able to own one if you are in the millitary or police, but I expect you'd get done as a civie walking down the street with one in your pocket.
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Originally Posted by tmo
Civie, on own property (self defence type scenario )
A ball peen hammer on the other hand is quite acceptable as you've been using it around the house/are taking it over to the house. One whack from one of those on a kneecap will see your target crippled for life and you neatly fitting into the definition of reasonable force.
"I aimed at his legs to make sure I didn't cause too much damage , I just wanted to stop him from hurting me and my family your honour"
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
you mean in your car glovebox? I'm guessing a big no-no.
the car element would be the baseball bat with the ball taped to it
basically at home on my property
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Originally Posted by tmo
yep
NB - CS Gas (although OK for the UK police to have) is illegal to personally own, if you get caught with it you can face upto 5 yrs in prison, it falls into Section 5 of the Firearms license which also covers machine guns etc.
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Originally Posted by RMA26
NB - CS Gas (although OK for the UK police to have) is illegal to personally own, if you get caught with it you can face upto 5 yrs in prison, it falls into Section 5 of the Firearms license which also covers machine guns etc.
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Originally Posted by tmo
that is
I've grown up with Guns etc. Mum & Dad (RIP) ran a gun shop for years (Mum still does) so I'm confident i know my **** when it comes to stuff like this....
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
you mean in your car glovebox? I'm guessing a big no-no.
Not worth the risk.
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hehe, ball peen hammers. In the 90's my friend owned a business making parts for landys. This bloke kept coming and asking for steel/scrap and would always be turned away. One day all the scrap was gone and some of the supplies while this bloke had been round. Big Al saw the guy told him to **** off. This chap fancied his chances some what and started the "do you want some?!" speil until big Al put a 2 inch hole in his skull. Hehe ,instant vegetable, just add hammer.
One of my friends carries an extendable baton with him ever since his girlfriend was attacked in town. Get stuffed for carrying a concealed weapon blah blah but I doubt anyone would care.
One of my friends carries an extendable baton with him ever since his girlfriend was attacked in town. Get stuffed for carrying a concealed weapon blah blah but I doubt anyone would care.
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Originally Posted by tmo
as per the title anyone know the correct legal aspect ?
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Originally Posted by RMA26
As my above comment then - not illegal for a shop to sell you one, or for you to own one tho
NB - CS Gas (although OK for the UK police to have) is illegal to personally own, if you get caught with it you can face upto 5 yrs in prison, it falls into Section 5 of the Firearms license which also covers machine guns etc.
NB - CS Gas (although OK for the UK police to have) is illegal to personally own, if you get caught with it you can face upto 5 yrs in prison, it falls into Section 5 of the Firearms license which also covers machine guns etc.
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Originally Posted by clare792000
My hubby used to keep one in his van, he worked in a VERY dodgy area for a while and had been threatened before so bought it just in case.
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i used to sell them on ebay but they dont let you anymore
i used to have one in the door of the scooby...just incase but dont feel the need now in an audi worth twice as much..weird
i used to have one in the door of the scooby...just incase but dont feel the need now in an audi worth twice as much..weird
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