The puck stops here

[Rooskibar03]

The campus has a no weapon policy. Definition of a weapon "a thing designed or used for inflicting bodily harm or physical damage".

Doesn't throwing a hockey puck at someone make it become a weapon? So following that logic it should fall under the no weapon policy...

[SideShow Bob]

Doesn't throwing a hockey puck at someone make it become a weapon? So following that logic it should fall under the no weapon policy...

Just like an AR pistol brace, it is not how it is used, it is how it is designed and intended to be used........

[Justin]

The campus has a no weapon policy. Definition of a weapon "a thing designed or used for inflicting bodily harm or physical damage".

Doesn't throwing a hockey puck at someone make it become a weapon? So following that logic it should fall under the no weapon policy...

If sporting goods are allowed on campus, and can therefore be used in self defense against an active shooter, then they should have no problem with students having competition target pistols with them, and, hey, maybe, in an active shooting situation, those target pistols could be used to distract an active shooter by putting a hole in his chest.