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Open Carry

Open Carry

By Fiskey111

What would you do?

You're ten feet away from someone with enough firepower to kill you in one shot.

Dispatch said non lethal weapons only.

Do you try to talk to this person?  What if they draw on you?

Or are you a rogue cop who is sick and tired of sarge's rules and is out for revenge?

You decide in the upcoming release on Secondary Callouts V0.7.3...

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Non lethal weapons only my ass. If someone shoots at me, I'm shooting back, and usually not with a taser.

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    • Deactivated Member

    Deactivated

    Open carry in California is not permitted, so I say shoot!

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    ineseri

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    1 hour ago, tanu1215 said:

    Open carry in California is not permitted, so I say shoot!

    But this looks like San Andreas :P

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    • Chief of Police

    Carrythxd

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    But.. But.. I'm not open :(

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    • Lieutenant

    sixium

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    In San Andreas, and Los Santos in particular, everything is illegal, and every crime is allowed to be met with lethal force. With or without cause.

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