Definition of "weapon"?

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shep Member Posts: 20 (6/27/06 11:52 am) Reply	Definition of "weapon"? Hey, Wow, that's kind of an ominous subject line. Anyway... I was doing a last run down on the "what to bring/what not to bring" lists and I saw no weapons (which yes, is perfectly understandable), but it's kind of a broad term. Are we talking homeland security/TSA definition of a weapon where corkscrews, swiss army knives and leafblowers aren't allowed, or police terms where it would be more like just no switchblades and guns? Well, I pretty much want to know if I can bring my swiss army knife. Those little scissors get used a lot by me. And the screwdriver occasionally. Thanks! shep
sjohnso3 Director Posts: 68 (6/27/06 5:27 pm) Reply	Re: Definition of "weapon"? We probably fall somewhere in between. Knitting needles (once banned by the TSA) would be ok, fingernail clippers - also fine. As are scissors. But anything with a blade would be not so fine. A good guideline would be what your school thinks of as a weapon and what it allows or does not allow. So, leave the swiss army knife at home, please. - Sheryl

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