ryan foreman wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think even the most pro-gun Republicans would support regulation of an anti-aircraft battery in someone's backyard.
Only because they're fine with logical inconsistency. But you're right, and they should be called on it.
barry mccockiner wrote:
ryan foreman wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think even the most pro-gun Republicans would support regulation of an anti-aircraft battery in someone's backyard.
Only because they're fine with logical inconsistency. But you're right, and they should be called on it.
In nearly every incorporated area it's illegal to discharge a weapon except under very specific circumstances, and that means pellet guns too. So you can't shoot any wildlife, drones, pets, etc. If you're in a designated firing range, OK. If you're under attack, maybe depending on the jurisdiction and if you're inside or outside. Even in stand your ground states if you're chasing someone (and not in law enforcement) and they're outside you are not being threatened so you'd lose your stand your ground defense.
Odds are shooting down a drone would get in trouble on all sorts of fronts, not counting pissing off the neighbor who's house it crashes into. The good news is if that neighbor comes over and tries to beat the crap out of you, you might be able to shoot him.
Please don't shoot down my quad copter, although you would never actually hit it. Forget even getting my FPV planes in your sights.
Funny that you guys think you could jam or overpower the radio signals. Not big fans of reality or engineering I see.
Arms and ordance are two different things, one the 2nd amendment covers and the other it does not.
#YOBRO wrote:
Arms and ordance are two different things, one the 2nd amendment covers and the other it does not.
Where exactly is the line between arms and "ordance"?
drones wrote:
I was just reading how Israel shot down a drone when it came into their airspace. I also know that here, airspace above 400 feet is US airspace regulated by the FAA. So what about the space below 400 feet, does that belong to the property owner? If my neighbor flies one of those new multi-rotor video recording personal drones over my house, can I legally shoot it down?
No laws apply to Israel of her elite supporters. You should not use them as a model of lawful behavior