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21. If that is against the law then why no link to this "law".

Mon Nov 11, 2013, 10:42 AM

Nov 2013

Anonymous posters on the internet do not get to say what the law is. There is no "shouldering" requirement in my state.

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The guy brandishing the rifle in the bottom left of this picture is breaking the law... [View all] Gravitycollapse Nov 2013 OP

The whole display is pretty damn thuggish. NutmegYankee Nov 2013 #1

The man in the red is undoubtedly breaking at least one firearm law. Gravitycollapse Nov 2013 #2

He definitely is breaking the law. NutmegYankee Nov 2013 #3

Maybe you should familiarize yourself with the TX law on that. hobbit709 Nov 2013 #5

Does Texas state law allow men to brandish rifles in public? Gravitycollapse Nov 2013 #6

This may help TexasProgresive Nov 2013 #11

Texas here. We just had a charge down here in San Antonio for that. ScreamingMeemie Nov 2013 #19

Additionally: Earth_First Nov 2013 #7

Only inside the premises. hobbit709 Nov 2013 #8

In or on are both mentioned in the statute... Earth_First Nov 2013 #9

It looks they are in the parking lot Revanchist Nov 2013 #10

They were posing for a picutre...(not giving them cover) hexola Nov 2013 #12

one day, something very bad is going to happen... Javaman Nov 2013 #13

I wonder if you know about the "other" picture taken of these losers snooper2 Nov 2013 #14

Posing for a picture doesn't make it any less illegal. Lars39 Nov 2013 #15

I'm not understanding exactly what is supposed to be illegal here snooper2 Nov 2013 #16

Weapon not "shouldered". Lars39 Nov 2013 #17

If that is against the law then why no link to this "law". former9thward Nov 2013 #21

Gee, out of all of Texas they had to pose for a picture... Buns_of_Fire Nov 2013 #18

How about actually showing us what the law in Texas really says? hack89 Nov 2013 #20

R#3 & K for, I detest those a-holes n/t UTUSN Nov 2013 #22