Safety concerns....

[Daetrin[Admin]]

Thanks Steve - you're right there are two separate issues here and it's best to tackle them independently.

[TK4205]

Here is a thought. If you wrap a blaster or any firearm up in a blanket or some other such way it is a concealed weapon. Around here, that will get you in more trouble then just having it laying on the back seat.

 

I know laws vary from state to state, but here in WA a prop blaster is not considered a weapon unless you hit someone with it , concealed or otherwise.

Nevertheless, I'm carefull. I keep my blaster in the bin with my armor.

[James3[501st]]

I know laws vary from state to state, but here in WA a prop blaster is not considered a weapon unless you hit someone with it , concealed or otherwise.

Nevertheless, I'm carefull. I keep my blaster in the bin with my armor.

 

I will have to remember to hit Tony with mine a few times on our next troop!

[ItsThatGuy[501st]]

I will have to remember to hit Tony with mine a few times on our next troop!

It's a hyperfirm...it couldn't hurt that bad....could it?

[jmgordon7]

Yea, I've thought about the whole realistic guns issue as well. Having a transportation container for them is a good idea, one that I'll remember to do in the future. I wouldn't want anyone to feel threatened by a prop.