Re: Not a real answer, more of a brief anecdote.

Posted by Anejo Joe from 1Cust146.tnt2.simpsonville.sc.da.uu.net on August 11, 1999 at 19:06:53:

In Reply to: Not a real answer, more of a brief anecdote. posted by graml on August 11, 1999 at 09:17:18:

Note he said $760 CANADIAN, not US. And if you think bullwhips are a problem, try to check the gun laws from state to state. In my state, a pistol must be in the glove box or console at all times. If I drive across the state line with it that way I can be arrested! It must be on the seat beside you. It just doesn't make sense!

: : Hi:
: : Does anyone know if there is any problems importing a David Morgan whip into Canada? I'm just curious because it seems it could be considered a weapon and also there may be special laws regarding the type of hide it is made from.
: : You think you have it bad my American friends - consider it will cost me $760 Canadian to get one!

: : Cheers,
: : Sean

: Hey. $760? You are a true Indyfan! Anyhow, when I ordered my
: bullwhip from a latigo dealer in Mexico, he reminded me to check with
: my local authorities on any laws about bullwhips. So I called the York
: County Sheriff's office to inquire about the legality of bullwhips, and
: the deputy who took my call said (and I quote) "I dunno." He then
: asked the guy next to him about his thoughts on the bullwhip issue.
: The deputy next to him said (another quote) "Sounds okay to me."
: Needless to say, I now own a bullwhip, and since no local authorities
: have hauled me in yet (at least not on any bullwhip charges), I hope
: that they're legal in my district. You may want to call your local police
: department. I hope they're at least more competent than my local
: police department. Just my two cents.
: -graml
: p.s. In answer to your question, I dunno.

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