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GunnerK19
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Question about open carry in military uniform
GunnerK19
Senior MemberPosts: 1,095 Senior Member
Is is a No No in the eyes of UCMJ or not? I'm referring to the NG soldier in KY that was asked to leave a Waffle House because he was openly carrying his personal Ruger P series pistol while in uniform on the way to his armory. I'm pretty sure that's got to run afoul of some Army reg...
If one of the active military types here could confirm that and provide the AR that covers it I would appreciate it.
EDIT: Nevermind, I guess UCMJ only covers personal weapons while on Active Duty.
If one of the active military types here could confirm that and provide the AR that covers it I would appreciate it.
EDIT: Nevermind, I guess UCMJ only covers personal weapons while on Active Duty.
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Taurus 605 .357, Ruger .45 Vaquero, Colt frontier commemorative .22 SA, Pietta 1860 .44 snubnose
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Taurus 605 .357, Ruger .45 Vaquero, Colt frontier commemorative .22 SA, Pietta 1860 .44 snubnose
There is something on FB----I'm gonna read it now.
With that said, the Soldier made a stupid decision.
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Point against him- - - -involved in a previous incident at that restaurant that resulted in a butt-kicking by two off-duty cops and an escort off the premises.
Another questionable situation- - - -Nicholasville is on the outskirts of Lexington, a big college town notorious for partying. What's the guy doing in uniform, armed, at bar closing time? Things are looking a bit suspicious here- - - - -maybe he's trolling WH for drunk coeds and wants to look macho?
:uhm:
Jerry