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I received an interesting October 2003 update to Jon H. Gutmacher's legal book "Florida Firearms - Law, Use, and Ownership".
http://www.floridafirearmslaw.com/bookupdate.shtml
Reference to Page 49
According to Jon, "The Florida Concealed Weapons Permit covers only handguns, knives, billies, tear gas guns, and electric weapons that do not fire a projectile. Therefore, long guns (Sub2K), nun-chuks, throwing stars, chemical sprays, swords, hatchets, brass knuckles, etc. -- are not covered by your permit!"
So, I guess the Midiman "Quick Draw" for the Sub2K isn't legal here in gun friendly Florida. The way this reads, I can't even carry it around in the KT zippered case like a brief case or daily planner. Transport in a vehicle would be ok, because it would not be readily accessible.
I guess that Taser I was going to buy is out too....
http://www.floridafirearmslaw.com/bookupdate.shtml
Reference to Page 49
According to Jon, "The Florida Concealed Weapons Permit covers only handguns, knives, billies, tear gas guns, and electric weapons that do not fire a projectile. Therefore, long guns (Sub2K), nun-chuks, throwing stars, chemical sprays, swords, hatchets, brass knuckles, etc. -- are not covered by your permit!"
So, I guess the Midiman "Quick Draw" for the Sub2K isn't legal here in gun friendly Florida. The way this reads, I can't even carry it around in the KT zippered case like a brief case or daily planner. Transport in a vehicle would be ok, because it would not be readily accessible.
I guess that Taser I was going to buy is out too....