Warning Stickers.....

[GLOCK_27]

I have seen a few people post pics of there guns here that had lasermax's or Ct's on them, and on a few i have seen that the owner placed a "laser warning" sticker on them.

Why?

Do you have to put a sticker on you gun if you put a laser on it?

Would you get into trouble if you used one and you didnt have a sticker on? Thanks

[stormbringerr]

i doubt it. email crimson trace and ask them.

[cablerep79]

The instruction book with my Lasermax states it "may" be a violation of federal law.

[RayB]

Yes, you are supposed to affix the sticker to the gun, once it's laser-equipped--as if a perp is going to read it! :upeyes:

You will note that a cop's traffic radar has a similar warning--one you never get to see, as they spray you with microwave radiation. :upeyes:

All retail laser scanners have similar warnings posted--as if you're going to hunker down and read it! :upeyes:

I'm sure many of these stickers are bilingual! :upeyes:

Glock 27, if it ever gets to that, the laser radiation warning sticker will be the least of your problems! :upeyes:

Just say it fell off!

--Ray

[Stopdropnroll]

The FDA regulates Lasers. The FDA says that the installer of any laser must post a warning that a laser has been installed.

In the case of gun lasers the best a manufacturer can do is provide the warning labels and tell you the FDA requires them, as the FDA requires the manufacturer do that.

You can call/e-mail the manufacturer and all they legally could say is you are required to do so install the stickers. Whats fun is when the customer keeps asking "but do I really have to install them..."

SDnR ;)

[Texas357]

Oh great... Now the FDA will want to regulate guns, and the biggest obstacle in that path is a turf war with the ATF...

[SAWMAN]

The secondary job of the "matress police" is to check all weapons for the little sticker.

If your found guilty of non-compliance your weapon will be confiscated and in return will be given a Bryco,Jennings,or Davis.

Trust me.(?)

[rfd339]

The FDA regulates Lasers. The FDA says that the installer of any laser must post a warning that a laser has been installed.

In the case of gun lasers the best a manufacturer can do is provide the warning labels and tell you the FDA requires them, as the FDA requires the manufacturer do that.

You can call/e-mail the manufacturer and all they legally could say is you are required to do so install the stickers. Whats fun is when the customer keeps asking "but do I really have to install them..."

SDnR ;)
so....do i really have install them :supergrin:... i had to. lol

[Stopdropnroll]

DOoooH!