Batons Ate telescopic batons legal in British Columbia |
Nope. Consealed weapon. |
can i keep a baton in my trunk in case of any emergency ? (Self-defense if group of drunk people came up to me looking to start fight) or keep it on myself when i walk around in downtown at night ? |
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So if a group of drunk people were to come up to your car, rather than driving away, you'd get out, go to your trunk, get your asp, and then try to beat them with it, sorry, I mean, defend yourself with it? :rolleyes::rolleyes: |
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Are you trained with a baton?...If not, im sure you could be disarmed fairly quick...at that point i really hope you got a really good pair of sneakers.:) don't do it, it will only increase your ego....it will get you into shit, if you ever get searched at a roadblock or random search/pullover. Will get you a charge of conceiled weapon, assault and assault with deadly weapon...This will land you 24hrs, bail restrictions and a court date....plus an additional 2500 starting fee with your most favorite barrista. Been there done that....not worth it. |
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Non-spring loaded telescoping batons are not illegal to carry, provided they are not concealed. Wearing one openly on your belt is acceptable. That being said, it is not a stretch of the imagination for the Crown to consider an asp style baton a weapon, for the sole purpose of causing harm to another person, particularly if you have used said baton in "self-defense" or whatever, which of course would be illegal. http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/ShowFul...6//20090812/en (88, 89) |
Anything that could be remotely considered a weapon if concealed is illegal. Generally thats a given. But if you dont conceal it, from what ive read it is legal, but it cannot be concealed in any way. I had one awhile ago, left it in my trunk and now i have no clue where it wondered to lol. |
wear it on your hip. it's for dog defence. |
Thought so... These are being sold at the night market to any one that wants one. I was just told to carry one in it's holster exposed so that it is no longer considered a concealed weapon, just wanted to confirm. |
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Plus, it is a terrible weapon anyways. If you pull that out on somebody there is a pretty good chance that it will end up being used on you. I carry a baton for work and have never even thought about using it on anybody. I have smashed through a lot of glass with it, but that's about all it is good for. |
what happens if you get pulled over and you have a baseball bat or a golf club in your trunk, can you get in shit for that? or cops will think you were just playing sports? |
If I don't see a smelly gym bag full of grass stained clothes and a couple of empty beer cans in the trunk, I KNOW you have not been playing baseball....specially at 1.30 am in a back alley or outside a club. :). |
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c'mon man... lasttime i played golf, i don't think my clothes had grass stains nor did it smell... thats quite the far stretch, with golf clubs.... |
You obviously never saw CaddyShack or Happy Gilmore !! :) |
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" I carry a baton for work and have never even thought about using it on anybody. I have smashed through a lot of glass with it, but that's about all it is good for. " One day Skywalker, tell you about screw top bottles will I. :) |
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I have one. Ive never used it aside from one time i was walking in a off leash dog park area/trails, decided to wear it on me just in case my 11 year old german shephard gets mauled by a pitbull. At 11 it cant do much anymore, i figure a baton might be a little more helpful than my fists when beating away a rabid dog lol. |
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