Is this legal to own by civilians or just cops?
579575
It is noted in the item description that sale of this weapon is restricted in certain specific zip codes. Yes, it is legal for civilian ownership. Check with local law enforcement relative to carrying restrictions.
1511412
In texas, if you put them in the stock housings, they're illegal. If you put them in projectors, they're legal. Most cops will not bother pulling you over for improper headlight bulbs/housings. He might give you a ticket if you piss him off after he's got you pulled over.
1937531
I'm not sure I understand the question about it being a civilian model. The sight is the same, whether it is sold to civilians or military, the only difference being the military ones are stamped "USMC". Given the volume of sights being sold, I do not believe they were stolen from the Corps.It is the best rear sight that I have bought and was a piece of cake to zero.
1511410
I live in Connecticut and every single night I go to work I drive pass the police and never been pulled over for my lights so I would say they are legal but I can't be sure of the requiment where u live. Plus thus lights are not blinding at all, they are brighter than the stock light but soft to the eyes at night.
100803
Dave, You will need to check with local law enforcement in your state to determine if there is any law which would prohibit the use of this item.
277072
I live in California and there is no law that states that you need any type of permit to use or carry a taser, any type of taser is completely legal in the state of California, it is the best less lethal self defense weapon you can use, however it is always recommended that you take some type of training and get certified to use because it is not a toy
1965041
I don't think it's any more illegal than any other non-Canon accessory produced for their cameras (think lenses and batteries, for instance). As long as they don't try to palm it off as a Canon product (which they don't), I think they're on safe legal ground. This is my second aftermarket battery grip (preceded by one for my 60D with a different name but probably from the same Chinese source), and both have worked well for less than a quarter of what Canon charges. Their build and material quality aren't quite as good as the Canon grip I have on my 7D, but both have held up well in heavy use (without the battery issues mentioned by another reviewer, though I've occasionally had to remove and reinsert a battery to get the camera to recognize its presence).
14042
This is currently not restricted in any state. It is always advised to check your local codes and ordinances for usage in your area prior to purchasing.
881574
You can check it. Carrying it may result in it being confiscated since it is considered a strike tool.
1976155
Thank you for the inquiry, this is a new civilian model. This is not military surplus.
993664
You mean once you purchased it, hold old do you have to be to legally carry it? Depends on your state laws, I would say just guessing 18 yrs old.
1192750
I really know nothing much about this knife other than it seems to be of very high quality. This is the first knife I've owned and I got it because I wanted to get more involved with rustic camping and hiking and thought it would be a useful tool for that. However, I've been informed that it is illegal to have with me outside my own home in my state.
1281163
Check your local/state laws. Better yet, consult with the law enforcement agency that would be arresting you if it isn't legal. Can't hurt to get their opinion or interpretation on the laws for the area where you live or plan to "carry". Impossible to answer this question and those of us on here are not in any position to provide you with a definite answer. Far to many variations from state to state and in some cases city to city within a state.
2055275
Is this a serious question? Sure you CAN, but it would be a bad idea. there is a huge chance a civilian could mistake it for a real gun, and even worse a police officer. your asking for trouble waving it around in public. kids get shot by the police (probably not limited to officers either) because they mistake a toy gun for a real one. before you buy this gun, take a safety class or something because if you are really considering it then you probably should have one in the first place. Hopefully your mom or dad is monitoring your purchases and they have a decent handle on parenting.
2094303
Hello, Yes, it is legal in Florida. Please order from NW Self Defense Products. I can ship to you. Scott
1729086
Yes it is legal and safe. Legal as long as you carry it in the open. Safe if you under stand it is quite sharp and keep a firm grip on it. I have mine mounted to the side of my back pack. Jimycee
994855
Yes it can become street legal. Just make sure you buy DOT approved lights. All mine came with was a certificate of origin and a seperate receipt. Pretty sure u can use to certificate of origin to get it registered than a title. Btw im in VA i already checked with dmv here, it is possible to make street legal depending on where u live. My dmv said i need street tires a working horn, a speedometer, and functioning lights.