Concealed weapons on boats

[AEA]

Since my jet ski is almost always used on COE lakes, I keep a flare gun and plenty of flares in a watertight ziplock bag.
I figure getting hit with a burning ball of magnesium would be a fair deterrent.

Good deterrent with lousy accuracy (5-7yds MIGHT be OK).

[Rex B]

Since my jet ski is almost always used on COE lakes, I keep a flare gun and plenty of flares in a watertight ziplock bag.
I figure getting hit with a burning ball of magnesium would be a fair deterrent.

Good deterrent with lousy accuracy (5-7yds MIGHT be OK).

Probably right. Reckon they'll let me sight it in at the range?

BTW, they make 12-gauge shotgun adapters for these, but I bet that would make it legally a gun, even if stored separately.

[Ameer]

(Sec. 411.0095. VEHICLE THEFT CHECKPOINTS AT BORDER CROSSING.
e) In this section:
(2) "Watercraft" has the meaning assigned by Section 49.01, Penal Code.

HB25 has its own definition of watercraft that doesn't include a seaplane. It looks like you still need a CHL for aircraft. But not World of Warcraft.

[RPB]

(Sec. 411.0095. VEHICLE THEFT CHECKPOINTS AT BORDER CROSSING.
e) In this section:
(2) "Watercraft" has the meaning assigned by Section 49.01, Penal Code.

HB25 has its own definition of watercraft that doesn't include a seaplane. It looks like you still need a CHL for aircraft. But not World of Warcraft.

not World of Warcraft.

LOL yes, exactly that's why I posted both definitions, (at least I think I did)... to show the difference, ->"skis" airplanes etc ...just like "premises" is defined differently pertaining to "other stuff"

Section 46.02, Penal Code, is amended by ...
(a-3) For purposes of this section, "watercraft" means any
boat, motorboat, vessel, or personal watercraft, other than a
seaplane on water, used or capable of being used for transportation
on water.