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Would you like to be a test candidate to be shot with this “toy”?
That tells me alot!

By not carrying, I Am not a legal test dummy for a Court battle, as I described above. That doesn't mean I won't find myself 6ft below level.

I believe everyone should be intitled to what they do. I also know there are consequences for our choices.

I also know a weapon designed to deter is not designed to kill(not that it can't), therefore could be considered an excelerant in the right condition.
 
Concur, it's trying to find a balance. We all know it's extremely rare for anyone to need a weapon RVing. I recall the most recent was some murder in Texas I think, so yeah, there are times just like a home. It's also rare that it gets in the way of RVing, and that's Canada and military installations. I would be perfectly fine with no weapon in my RV of any type. The Byrna won't hurt to have. I have a dog, that's deterrent #1.
 
I have a dog, that's deterrent #1.
Fortunately home intruders aren't the brightest bulbs in the batch. If said intruder enters and goes "oh look at the puppy, want a treat?" then I'm screwed.
 
Anyone know how Canada treats Bryna's? That's the other problem besides famcamps related to weapons in a RV.
Available for sale across Canada so legal to buy/own & carry. Also legal to cross the border, either way. Full details are on the Byrna website. I've been considering buying one even though, as a dual citizen, I'm licensed in both countries. I just can't cross the border with my hand guns so it's a constant exersize to ensure EVERYTHING gun related is removed from the coach.
 
Anyone know how Canada treats Bryna's? That's the other problem besides famcamps related to weapons in a RV.
First I had to Google Brynas!! As follows:
Byrna Self-Defense Products
    • Legal Status: Available and legal to own across all Canadian provinces without a background check
 
Fortunately home intruders aren't the brightest bulbs in the batch. If said intruder enters and goes "oh look at the puppy, want a treat?" then I'm screwed.
We have the same type of alarm system except our's would give in just for a pat on the head! :)
 

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