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Originally Posted by T. O'Heir
In the military pistols are status tools. Issued to those that have other uses for their hands. Carrying a handgun in battle makes one a target for snipers too.
Carrying a shotgun by military people in battle is a war crime. Multi-projectile weapons were banned by the Hague(signed by the U.S. after W.W. II) Rules of Land Warfare over 100 years ago. It's about causing unnecessary injuries.
https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/custo...apter20_rule70
Carrying more than handgun for CCW is mostly a logistics issue. However, if you can't deal with whatever situation you got yourself into with one firearm, you're in over your head in the first place.
Your ankle is a very bad place to carry any firearm. Far too difficult to get at in a hurry. |
You realize the US has shotguns in inventory with official designations? The issue of shotguns with regards to the Hague convention is a matter of interpretation and the US has specifically argued that they are not in fact banned by the Hague.
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/bu...shotguns-27897
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