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Firearm laws for boats

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imperialism2024

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What are the laws governing the carry of firearms while on boats in PA? Would a motor-driven boat still be classified as a "motor vehicle"? The thought just occurred to me, and I don't recall ever reading anything about it... but it makes sense that one would want to be armed while on a boat, as boats tend to be worth considerably more than cars...
 
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It's ok, if you have an eyepatch and are flying the jolly roger. A parrot also helps.

imperialism2024 wrote:
What are the laws governing the carry of firearms while on boats in PA? Would a motor-driven boat still be classified as a "motor vehicle"? The thought just occurred to me, and I don't recall ever reading anything about it... but it makes sense that one would want to be armed while on a boat, as boats tend to be worth considerably more than cars...
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apjonas wrote:
It's ok, if you have an eyepatch and are flying the jolly roger. A parrot also helps.

imperialism2024 wrote:
What are the laws governing the carry of firearms while on boats in PA? Would a motor-driven boat still be classified as a "motor vehicle"? The thought just occurred to me, and I don't recall ever reading anything about it... but it makes sense that one would want to be armed while on a boat, as boats tend to be worth considerably more than cars...
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Arrrrrrgh !
 
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