W1nds0rF0x
Snap, Crackle, Pop.
I have a 100% unused, brand new condition Microtech Scarab D/E that I would like to sell. Please do not laugh or choke, but I'd like $500, pictures below.
Microtech Scarab
- Thread starter W1nds0rF0x
- Start date
The Best online firearms community in Louisiana.
Member Benefits:
Fewer Ads! Discuss all aspects of firearm ownership Discuss anti-gun legislation Buy, sell, and trade in the classified section Chat with Local gun shops, ranges, trainers & other businesses Discover free outdoor shooting areas View up to date on firearm-related events Share photos & video with other members ...and so much more!
Member Benefits:
W1nds0rF0x
Snap, Crackle, Pop.
One. The same one will shoot in and out as fast as you can push the slide.
W1nds0rF0x
Snap, Crackle, Pop.
Sorry, $500 is the street price on that knife, if you can find one. List is $550. Oh, and trust me, like the sound of shell being pumped into a shotgun it makes a sound upon opening that speaks volumes. The first line being "something very un-nice could be about to happen." With some KoS gel and a steady hand one could shave with it.
Last edited:
Illegal to carry.
Richard in LA
Mag Whore
does anyone have a link where I can read more about this?
This makes me curious considering that I am on call 24/7 when I am not at work, as I am on the Fire Brigade, and Rescue team.
WhiteRabbit22
US Navy, Belle Chasse LA.
I don't think it should freakin matter. It's a knife, I see no reason why only police, fire, and ems should only be allowed to carry this. That's a BS law if it's true.
the right to keep and bear knives shall not be infringed!
just based on 14:94 and looking up the definitions it references, it only shows police/leo's able to carry them. But the word I've always been taught is that fire and EMS can as well. There may be something more, but outside of the criminal code and highway regulatory act I'm not sure where to start the search
just based on 14:94 and looking up the definitions it references, it only shows police/leo's able to carry them. But the word I've always been taught is that fire and EMS can as well. There may be something more, but outside of the criminal code and highway regulatory act I'm not sure where to start the search
Cajun_Chuck
Premium Certified Cajun
When I worked full-time on the trucks(ambulance), and knew all the guys/LEO's working with me, I carried my Auto, but only when I was working the trucks.
I am friends with a few LEO's in this area, but not all of them like back in Clinton/Zachary area. I am still a part-time Paramedic & full-time ER/ICU RN. I carry my Spiderco Endura (even though I am not supposed to-absurd Hospital policy).
The Auto's are now home tools..aka paperweights. I have looked and looked for laws allowing me to carry my auto, but I can not find anything definitive. Maybe I am looking in the wrong spot. Is it time to research again? Oh I think it is...
I am friends with a few LEO's in this area, but not all of them like back in Clinton/Zachary area. I am still a part-time Paramedic & full-time ER/ICU RN. I carry my Spiderco Endura (even though I am not supposed to-absurd Hospital policy).
The Auto's are now home tools..aka paperweights. I have looked and looked for laws allowing me to carry my auto, but I can not find anything definitive. Maybe I am looking in the wrong spot. Is it time to research again? Oh I think it is...
Staff online
-
thperez1972ESSAYONS
Members online
- EdRo
- brad8758
- lesgeaux
- eman2k5
- hunter5567
- CavalryJim
- Savedbygrace
- sapthol
- D joiner
- DangerClose3/5
- shaneo
- Mgro10
- Peacemaker
- EightySix
- twinin
- Daspy
- randballs
- Xeon64
- Horrible
- N4sir
- Latrag7
- ajb9753
- TangoCharlie145
- radboy223
- Dirtchevy841
- topgunz1
- Wheels
- theway109
- highstandard40
- Guwop21
- k0k0m0
- thperez1972
- Huntingman7799
- Tboy
- GunRelated
- nomadicdread
- Abby Normal
- troythib22
- navops
- Mallets42
- 03SVT
- southerncanuck
- usmc-nav
- pullstart
- Gmac
- Zoshoots112189
- kenacp
- JakSlapped
- pookiechad
- Bill
