Carrying a tomahawk in the truck

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by AZS, Jan 15, 2013.

  1. AZS

    AZS Honk if anything falls off

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    I do go to Canada from time to time, just throw it in with the tools and see what happens I guess.
     
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  3. Bumpy

    Bumpy Road Train Member

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    A friend of mine I grew up with never leaves home without his. I suspect though he likes the part of the tomahawk which serves as a pipe.:biggrin_255:

    Thought he told me once he smokes Kinickinick in it. (he's part Sioux) I think it's somethin else.:biggrin_2559:
     
  4. AZS

    AZS Honk if anything falls off

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    no reason at all really, just wanted to see if you can
     
  5. njcliff

    njcliff Bobtail Member

    Its to make it rain officer.when I dance......or hang it up and call it art......
     
  6. Chinatown

    Chinatown Road Train Member

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    I bought one of those, all metal, at a truckstop in WY and kept it on the floor by the drivers seat. DOT inspections, they would pick it up and look at it and put it back, but never said anything.
     
  7. razor ripper

    razor ripper Light Load Member

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    does anyone know if you have a permit to carry are you ok to carry a firearm across borders? what does anyone suggest if this is a problem, to carry? i am a former marine so i always carry my pocket knife on me can this cause problems?
     
  8. ralph

    ralph Road Train Member

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    Pocket knife yes
    Firearm requires a permit
     
  9. razor ripper

    razor ripper Light Load Member

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    i'm looking at different companies but if the company has a "no weapon" policy what exactly does this usually mean? do you think i'll still be ok with my sidearm with my permit to carry? or what are some other suggestions?
     
  10. ralph

    ralph Road Train Member

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    It means NO weapons regardless as to whether you have a permit or not.
     
  11. Sheriff1/6

    Sheriff1/6 Medium Load Member

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    Have you thought about how you were going to use this for self defense or is it that you like the idea? I'm just curious.
     
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