Clydesdale Bank will exchange all Scottish banknotes for its own customers with a £250 allowance for non-customers. You can exchange old paper banknotes at your bank branch with Bank of Scotland by accepting their customers` deposits of paper banknotes issued by a Scottish bank and exchanging them for customers and non-customers for information on the exchange of withdrawn banknotes, Scottish and Northern Irish banknotes and other topics can be found in our Banknotes section. From that date, companies and businesses are no longer required to accept paper notes. There are also restrictions on the use of small parts. For example, 1p and 2p coins only count as legal tender for any amount up to 20p. This is the last week that our paper tickets can still be used. A bank of Scotland spokesman told Glasgow Live: “On 30 September 2022, the Bank of Scotland will withdraw the £20 and £50 paper notes. Paper banknotes have been replaced by polymer versions that are already in circulation. The date of redemption of paper notes will come when the Bank of England lets its own £20 and £50 paper notes expire, meaning people will have to use their remaining Bank of England paper notes until the end date when they will no longer be legal tender. The Bank of Scotland said customers will be able to deposit their paper notes into their accounts as usual after the September 30 deadline, while non-Bank of Scotland customers will be able to exchange paper notes up to a value of £250 in polymer version. The deadline coincides with the Banks of England`s deadline to withdraw £20 and £50 banknotes from circulation, which is also 30 September.

After September 30, 2022, you will no longer be able to use paper tickets. However, the following options remain available: The Bank of England has also stated that it is easier to detect a counterfeit note with the polymer version compared to paper notes. Sarah John, Chief Treasurer of the Bank of England, said: “The £50 polymer note is the Bank of England`s safest banknote to date, and the banknote`s features make it very difficult to counterfeit. But the Scottish newspaper`s notes will continue to be accepted, according to the Scottish Bankers Committee, as reported in the Daily Record earlier this year. Swiss Post will continue to accept paper tickets after the deadline, as will some construction companies. On July 1, 2021,[6] a new 50-pound polymer note was introduced to replace paper notes with the Falkirk wheel and Kelpies. Unlike the paper note, it is red instead of green. [7] This decision comes just over a year after the new 50-pound polymer banknotes – depicting portraits of Sir Walter Scott and Flora Stevenson – were put into circulation. Legal tender has a narrow technical significance that has no use in everyday life. This means that if you offer to pay a debt to someone who is legal tender in full, they won`t be able to sue you because you haven`t paid it off.

You may have heard someone in a store say, “But it`s legal tender!” Most people think this means that the store has to accept the payment form. But this is not the case. The last banknotes to be withdrawn from use are paper banknotes worth £20 and £50, meaning people could be prevented from using them from 1 October. Scottish paper notes of £20 and £50 are being withdrawn as officials have encouraged people to buy them back or issue them before the September deadline. “People who are not Bank of Scotland customers can visit a Bank of Scotland branch and exchange £20 and £50 banknotes for polymer versions worth £250.” The £20 and £50 notes are the last to be withdrawn from circulation, as the £5 and £10 paper notes were withdrawn from circulation on 2 March 2018. RBS explains that customers can exchange old coins and banknotes for newer coins. The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) states on its website that, unlike the Bank of England, paper notes are still considered legal, but businesses and businesses may no longer be required to accept paper notes from that date. If they accept them, it is at the discretion of the company. “All Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster banknotes (like all Scottish and Northern Irish banknotes) remain legal tender, are not withdrawn from circulation in the same way as Bank of England banknotes and have no deadline for acceptance.” Scottish polymer banknotes now account for around 90% of the 20% and 50% of the £50 banknotes in circulation in Scotland. Scottish paper banknotes are being withdrawn from circulation as the polymer becomes increasingly popular due to its longevity.

Bank of Scotland, Clydesdale Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland will withdraw their £20 and £50 paper notes on 30 September. The Scottish paper notes of the Bank of Scotland, Clydesdale Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland were withdrawn from circulation and the delay was only a few days. Before that happens, we design a new ticket and start issuing it. Our tickets always keep their face value. If your local bank, construction company or post office does not accept them, you can exchange them with us. As a royal bank of Scotland Bank customer, you can exchange banknotes in circulation or deposit them into your account and replace them with new ones. If you want to exchange banknotes at the post office, you need to check that your bank is registered to receive cash deposits. Swiss Post will then deposit the money into your account, which you can then withdraw. Since 2015, polymer banknotes have replaced newly printed banknotes due to new security features and environmental benefits due to their longevity. 257 million paper notes worth £5.1 billion (as of 9 September 2022) and 118 million 50 pounds of paper worth £5.9 billion (as of 9 September 2022) are still in circulation. Our tickets are no longer legal tender when we withdraw them. We usually give several months in advance the date on which we withdraw a note.

The tercentenary series of Bank of Scotland banknotes was introduced in 1995 and is named after the three hundredth anniversary of the bank`s founding, which took place that year. Each note shows a portrait of Walter Scott on the front. The £50 note has a triangle on the front (other names of different shapes) to facilitate the identification of people with visual impairments. The reverse shows a photo of The Mound, the location of the bank`s headquarters. Each denomination also features a rear design that reflects a specific aspect of Scottish industry and society. On the £50 note, the rear design depicts Scotland`s achievements in art and culture. Three icons appear on the right side of the note`s back. These are (from top to bottom) Pallas, goddess of weaving (symbol of the British Linen Bank, which merged with the Bank of Scotland in 1971), a saltire with gilded bezants (part of the bank`s coat of arms) and Schiff (symbol of the Union Bank of Scotland, which merged with the Bank of Scotland in 1955). [4] The Bridges banknote series was introduced in 2007 to replace the Tercentenary series.

Dogs that are admitted to housing organizations and that prove prohibited cannot be legally returned to members of the general public, and therefore the only option is euthanasia. Since 2016, the RSPCA has had to euthanize 310 dogs because they look like this and although many have the potential to make large pets. Becky Thwaites, head of the public affairs department at animal welfare organisation Blue Cross, said: “Many dogs seized as illegal breeds are indeed well-behaved dogs with responsible owners who just have the misfortune of having the wrong measures.” New data has shown that between April 2021 and March 2022, more and more children under the age of 15 will need to be hospitalized for dog injuries. With a 7.5% increase to 1,516, this is the second highest value since records began in 2007. August 2022 marks the 31st anniversary of race-specific legislation (BSL) in the UK. It`s been 31 years since dogs have been deemed “dangerous” based on their appearance. These are thousands of innocent dogs sentenced to useless death. Puerto Rico had a two-decade ban until 2018, when it was legal to own, sell and import the breed again. On the Nature study, see also the evaluation of evolutionary biologist Marc Bekoff: www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/animal-emotions/202205/it-s-best-not-judge-dogs-their-covers. Then came three deaths from dog attacks in the first three months of 2022. There are four breeds of dogs that are illegal to own in the UK. It is also the law to sell a prohibited dog, abandon a prohibited dog, give away a prohibited dog or breed a prohibited dog. Reviewing reports of 3,179 cases of cruelty and neglect, dog attacks and dog fighting published worldwide from January 2005 to May 1, 2022, TIERE 24-7 found the same dogs, described as both Staffordshires and Pitbulls in 2,447 cases, or 77%.

Pit Bull Terriers are legal in the United States. But in Canada, pit bulls are banned in many cities. Kyra Leanne King, who was reportedly killed by her parents` husky on March 6, 2022, was the first British husky victim. While this is a sad reality and injustice to animals, BSL also does not protect public safety. Hospital admissions due to dog bites continue to increase year after year and tragic deaths from incidents involving dogs have continued. Both books explicitly state that a Staffordshire is a pit bull – and Colby himself continued to fight his Staffordshire pit bulls until the end of his life. In 1991, the British government decided to ban pit bulls in response to a series of incidents involving vicious, often unprovoked, attacks on humans by this particular breed of dog. Between 1981 and 1991, there were 15 fatal dog attacks in England and Wales. Although there is no concrete scientific evidence that these dogs are more aggressive or dangerous than any other breed, they have been favored as pets by criminals, many of whom train them as fighting dogs. Finally, the claim that “Give me a pit bull puppy, and I`m confident that he or she will become a happy, healthy pet and won`t tear out anyone`s throat” has been tested several times, including Dutch researcher Jan Smith, who reviewed the histories of 80 dogs that killed people in 2014-2015 and found that 46 of the 64 American pit bull deaths were inflicted. In his words, “the beloved Pitbull family of someone who has never been abused or neglected.” Of these 46 deaths, 31 of the victims were either the owner of the pit bull in question or a member of the same household.

In 1991, the British government decided to ban pit bulls in response to a series of incidents involving vicious, often unprovoked, attacks on humans by this particular breed of dog. (See The RSPCA recommends that you and your pets have a pit bull dinner.) Earlier this week, Bella-Rae Birch, a 17-month-old baby from St. Helen`s, died at home after being attacked by a dog the family had bought a week earlier. The breed was an American Bully XL, which was not banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. On February 2, 1909, the Globe described how one of Colby`s dogs killed Colby`s two-year-old nephew, Bert Colby Leadbetter. If you have a banned dog, the police or the local council dog sitter can remove and keep it, even if it does not behave dangerously or if there is no complaint. If your dog is in a public place, the police do not need an arrest warrant, if he is in a private place, the police must get an arrest warrant and if he is in a private place and the police have an arrest warrant for something else, such as a drug search, they can confiscate your dog. The Manual of British Field Sports of 1818 stated: “The Bulldog, dedicated exclusively to the most barbaric and notorious ends, the true black guardian of his species, has no claim to utility, humanity or common sense, and the total extinction of the race is a desirable completion.” Bekoff noted, “The types of behaviors we expect differ between the dog breeds that humans have intentionally bred to be breed-specific. It is almost exclusively the types of behaviors requested in the study – important behavioral patterns that humans can (and still show) of artificially selected dogs, including breeding, protection, defense, hunting, and recovery (with all the associated physical traits, perceptions, and instinctive repertoires needed to perform them) — that were carefully bred in dogs.3 More than 30 years after the ban, evidence suggests this hasn`t worked, with attacks at an all-time high. Pit bulls were bred for combat and were used in blood sports such as bear and bull bait. It has also been used in dog fighting.

(See Dog attacks increase by 76% in England in 10 years, coinciding with the staffordshire Pitbulls exception of the Dangerous Dogs Act.) In 1997, the law was amended to allow exceptions to euthanasia for any dog identified as a type. In other countries, ways to effectively protect public safety have been explored, and it is clear that much of the focus is on promoting responsible dog ownership and education. The Royal SPCA attacked the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991 and dismissed the concerns of victims of dog attacks in a report titled Breed Specific Legislation: A Dog`s Dinner. The UK is not the only country banning pit bull terriers due to potential dangers. Of all the dogs, the stocky and muscular pit bull terrier has been the subject of controversy over the years. You are not allowed to visit your dog while waiting for the court decision. Gair added: “Police said the family bought the dog just a week ago.” “Almost as many dogs – non-prohibited breeds – were seized under section 3 of the Dangerous Dogs Act as under section 1 last year because they got dangerously out of control, underscoring how important it is for the government to shift the legislative direction of what a dog looks like to deal with irresponsible owners of each breed of dog. to keep our communities safe. Bella-Rae Birch, 17 months, suffered fatal injuries from a dog originally described by Kieran Gair of The Times of London as a “Staffordshire bull terrier or pit bull type” at her home in St Helens, 115 miles north, a week earlier. We believe a three-pronged approach is needed to better protect public safety: the UK banned pit bulls in 1991, but not Staffordshires, another name for the same dog.

Wooden rattlesnakes and eastern copperheads can only be kept as pets if they have been legally harvested from the wild and require a venomous snake permit. Pet owners are limited to a wooden rattlesnake. Humans have owned exotic pets, from small monkeys to big cats, throughout history, but nowadays some animals may not be suitable as household companions. Oregon allows people with disabilities to own service monkeys as pets. It is illegal to own dangerous regulated animals, including: In Oregon, it is illegal to own wild cats, bears other than black bears, dogs, monkeys, alligators, crocodiles, or caimans not native to Oregon. You can get a special permit for a service monkey. Animals you can have without permission include alpacas, ferrets, bison, camels, chinchillas, emus, ostriches, llamas, lemurs, sugar gliders and giraffes. Maybe you`ve always wanted to own a monkey, or you`re wondering if it`s legal for your neighbor to have this puma in their garden. Fortunately for your curiosity, every state has exotic animal laws that allow, restrict, or prohibit the possession of certain animal species. The following article describes in detail some of these state laws. Coyotes, wolves, tigers, lions, non-native bears, and great apes are prohibited by South Carolina law, except for those owned or registered before January 2018.

You will need a permit to own bison, foxes, raccoons, bobcats, beavers and deer. You do not need a permit to own monkeys, reptiles, amphibians, parrots, tropical fish, rabbits or small rodents such as gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs and mice. SALEM — Exotic pet permits are on the verge of extinction in Oregon. The Oregon Department of Agriculture said the state would not issue new permits starting in January, while it let the old ones expire. The agency is acting in accordance with the instructions of the 2009 Legislative Assembly, which ordered the amendment to protect the public from the health and safety risks posed to the community by exotic animals. The list of exotic animals includes some bears, crocodiles and non-human primates, such as capuchin monkeys and chimpanzees. Current owners can keep their pets until the pet dies or is sold. “Once the animal dies or the owners are required to sell it, that`s the end of the license,” said Dr. Don Hansen, the state veterinarian. The state has currently issued 49 permits for 88 exotic animals.

Nearly half of these permits, or 24, are for exotic cats, including servals, caracals, an ocelot, a lynx, a margay and a geoffray cat. The second largest category of exotic animal permits is for non-human primates, 15 permits, including capuchins, lemurs, rhesus monkeys, tamarins, a skull, a chimpanzee, a vervet, a cotton spinning top and African greenery. There are three permits for exotic dogs, including the fennec fox and the silver red fox. According to the recently amended law, there are three permits for alligators. There is no permit for bears. Oregon`s Exotic Animals Act requires a permit for the following: – Cats that are not native to Oregon, with the exception of domestic cats. – Non-greyhounds that are not native to Oregon, with the exception of domestic dogs. — Non-human primates. – Bear, with the exception of the black bear. “Members of the crocodile family.” The U.S. Department of Agriculture has an approval process for exhibitors, breeders, and distributors of exotic animals that remains unchanged. But for Oregon residents who simply want to own such an exotic pet, it`s too late for anyone who doesn`t currently have the pet or own the pet for at least a year, officials said.

“After January 1, when we discover animals that were not allowed, owners will no longer be able to keep them,” Hansen said. “You have to abandon them or sell them legally to someone outside the state.” – The Associated Press Pennsylvania does not list exotic animals that are allowed to be legal without permission. In Oregon, monkeys are classified as “exotic” animals that pose risks to the health and safety of the community. On January 1, 2010, the state introduced a ban on private ownership of monkeys, but some people are still allowed to keep monkeys with an exotic animal permit from the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA). Federally licensed or registered facilities may possess monkeys for exhibitions or scientific research, and no DPA permits are required for exotic animals. However, it is illegal for anyone, including state-licensed or registered establishments, to breed monkeys in Oregon. Some imported birds must have legal import documents, which then prevent them from applying for a license, including: Permits are required to own or raise wildlife in Maine. You are not allowed to own wild deer, bears, moose or turkeys. Other prohibited animals include lion, cheetah, wolf, monkey, camel, alligator, monk parakeet and humpback swan. If you have permits, you can keep emus, domestic ferrets, sugar gliders and chinchillas. Lemurs, marmosets, squirrel monkeys and capuchins must be registered. Some have banned the usual suspects as pets (bears, lions, tigers, etc.), while others have banned more obscure creatures.

In Alabama, for example, it is illegal to have mongooses as pets. What about Oregon? If you want to import a wild animal into Wisconsin, you will need an import permit and a veterinary inspection certificate. There are some rodents that you cannot import unless you get approval from the Department of Natural Resources. You can`t keep some native pest animals as pets, including pumas, black bears, raccoons, and bobcats. Wisconsin allows the possession of monkeys, but not chimpanzees as pets. Permits are required for the importation, transportation and possession of wildlife that is illegally possessed. This condition restricts potentially dangerous animals. Bears, big cats, wolves and primates are included in the list of illegal animals belonging to this state. If you had a primate under 35 pounds before october 1, 2010 at maturity, you can keep ownership of that animal. Georgia`s Department of Natural Resources describes illegal animals as inherently dangerous animals.

This classification includes kangaroos, primates, undomesticated dogs, undomesticated cats, crocodiles, alligators, elephants, bats, piranhas, air-breathing catfish, gila monsters, cobras and other venomous snakes.

It is important for couples to know their legal rights and obligations. As Muslims in America, it is doubly important to understand how to use the tools of the American legal system to guarantee their Islamic rights and duties. Singles should learn about their possible legal concerns before marriage and how they may affect marriage. Ideally, everyone has access to a law firm with lawyers who are experts in a number of areas where couples need advice. Unfortunately, most couples will not be able to afford the high hourly costs that will be a barrier to legal access. Even counselling on a simple issue can consume any additional income most families have when they consult lawyers at average hourly rates of $300 or more. Consider the following scenarios based on true stories. These are just some of the legal issues that can affect ordinary Muslim families. These couples never intended to face legal problems, but everyday events led to their involvement in the legal system. However, if there is no legal presumption of the existence of a marriage, if it were contested, it would have to be established in a normal manner by satisfactory evidence, and any written documentation in these circumstances would prove invaluable. In Pakistan, section 5(1) of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance 1961 states: “Any marriage solemnized under Muslim law shall be registered in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance.” In India, however, there is no law or regulation that requires the mandatory registration of a Muslim marriage with a government official. However, in the states of Assam, Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, local ordinances offer opportunities for “voluntary” registration of Muslim marriages. Pragna Patel of Southall Black Sisters, an organisation that has championed the issue of Nikah marriages, said: “Today`s decision will force Muslim and other women to appeal to Sharia courts, which are already causing significant harm to women and children, to remedy the situation because they are now excluded from the civil justice system.

It should be remembered that if all else fails, the Qazis keep a register in which the details of the marriages in which they participated are recorded. The minutes of each marriage thus prepared are signed by the parties or their guardians or representatives, the witnesses and the Qazi himself. Copies of this document, commonly known as “Nikahnama”, are issued by the Qazi to the parties. Islamic jurisprudence, as elaborated by various schools of legal thought, considers that the main purpose of the marriage contract is to make sexual relations between a husband and wife legal (halal) and to legitimize the resulting descendants. The marriage contract also sets out other rights and obligations for each spouse. In addition to the basic requirement of “good mutual treatment”, which is not defined by law, these rights and obligations are differentiated according to sex. They are also interdependent: a spouse`s failure to fulfil a particular obligation may compromise his or her right to a particular right. Although the parties are not legally married, they remain bound by their Islamic marriage contract. It will therefore be necessary to ask the British Sharia Council for an Islamic divorce. This process is very different from the standard divorce procedure. For example, only the husband can initiate divorce proceedings, unless the marriage contract provides otherwise or in certain circumstances, that the wife can apply to the Sharia Council to initiate an Islamic divorce and release her from marriage. However, the husband usually has to accept the divorce.

The couple should also have attempted all forms of reconciliation, including the use of family members as arbitrators. In principle, an Islamic divorce does not offer the same financial rights and guarantees as divorce and redress proceedings under English law. It is clear from the above, in order to deal with society as it moves from the twentieth century to the twenty-first century, that these Asian governments are aware of the diverse and potential difficulties associated with Islamic marriages. To address these difficulties, certain laws, decrees or procedures have been adopted to better align them with some of the most common formalities during a form of marriage in a Western country. It is hoped that in dealing with these cases, the questions that arose while trying to prove an Islamic marriage will soon be a thing of the past. Nikāḥ mut`ah (Arabic: نكاح متعة) is a temporary marriage. [16] There is controversy over the Islamic legality of this type of marriage, as Sunnis believe it was overthrown by Muhammad or Omar, while Shiites do not have this view. According to the Shia hadiths: Ali (right) said: “If Omar had not forbidden Mut`ah, then the only person who would have engaged in fornication would have been a shameful person, since mut`ah is easy and one can achieve the goal, then there would have been no need to engage in Haram acts. It is clear that if Mut`ah`s abdication had been Sahih, Jabir would not have opposed Omar, and if the Islamic Prophet had forbidden it, the Companions would not have practiced it during Abu Bakr`s reign. Someone asked Abdullah bin Umar (about Mut`ah) and said, “Your father banned it. (Ibn Omar replied, “Is the commandment of the Messenger of Allah more worthy of obedience, or the commandment of my Father?” [3].

Islamic beliefs are not valid in English law, the Court of Appeal ruled, a blow to thousands of Muslim women who have no divorce rights. Meet Hadia and Omar. After 15 years of marriage, they face the impact on their families of the husband`s unsolved criminal charges and immigration issues that occurred before the marriage. These problems led to Omar`s deportation and Hadia made the difficult decision to leave her extended family in the United States and follow her husband with her four children abroad to keep his family together. It was a legal issue. In amy and Abdul`s case, after several misjudged financial decisions, the couple experienced an IRS investigation that led to a privilege on wages and the possibility of a prison sentence. This is a legal situation. Amira and Dawud, parents of two young children, realized that they were in the United States and had no other extended family. One day, they narrowly escaped what could have been a tragic car accident, wondering what would have happened to their children if they had both been killed in this situation. They acknowledged that this was a legal situation.

They immediately looked for ways to prepare their Last Will and Testament. A young couple went on pilgrimage to Hajj, leaving their 4-year-old time with a relative. During their absence, both parents died and did not leave a will. Who will now take care of the minor child is a legal situation. Mohamed and his wife decided they could no longer stay together. A battle for custody ensued to determine who will have the names of his 3 minor children. This is a legal situation. During their marriage, Amina and Ahmad invest in a new business, buy a house and other real estate. Ahmad fell ill in the midst of an economic downturn.

Although Amina worked full-time, the couple faced a heavy burden on their financial situation. After missing one too many payments, their house was about to be seized and the business was in trouble. The couple realized that they were facing a legal situation. Muslim marriage is a contract, not a sacrament. While it is important for individuals to have legitimate sexual relations and reproduce as the only religiously sanctioned means (now that the cohabitation of slaves is no longer practiced), marriage is a civil agreement entered into by two individuals or those acting on their behalf. (Learn more about consent and forced marriage.) And because it is a contract (“aqd”), it confers legal rights and obligations on each spouse.

For offensive weapons prohibited under the expanded definition of the Prevention of Armed Violence and Child Safety Act with effect from 18 June 2013, any person who legally possessed one of the newly prohibited weapons on or after 4 April 2013 but before 18 June 2013, and who is entitled to a certificate of possession, continue to possess the weapon by applying for such a certificate from the Ministry of Emergency Services and Public Protection (DESPP) by January 1. 2014.16 A member of the U.S. Army who cannot apply before January 1, 2014 because he or she is not on official duty has 90 days upon returning to Connecticut to apply for a certificate.17 The certificate must include a description of the firearm that uniquely identifies it, including all identifying marks. the owner`s full name, address, date of birth and fingerprint, as well as any other information DESPP deems appropriate.18 Imperati keeps some of its AR-15 models in the back room. He showed two AR-15 models that look identical to the untrained eye, except for the coloring. One can be purchased legally in Connecticut and the other cannot. Imperati also showed a World War II-era semi-automatic rifle that is legal under Connecticut law. ? A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor. Semi-automatic weapons can be considered offensive weapons under Connecticut law, depending on the model and whether they can accommodate certain accessories. A person who legally possessed an assault weapon before October 1, 1993 and who applied for a certificate of possession of the weapon is exempt from the prohibition. A flash suppressor reduces the mouth flash that occurs when expanding gases escape from the barrel after combustion. A fracture of the muzzle is attached to the end of the muzzle and helps reduce recoil by draining gases. An assault weapon defined in Connecticut General Statutes § 53-202a (a) (3) and (4) (an offensive weapon defined by criteria rather than a specific name) is exempt from state transfer restrictions and registration requirements if it was legally manufactured before September 13, 1994.30? Automatic or fully automatic firearms fire continuously as long as the trigger is held down and ammunition is provided to the weapon.

These firearms have been sold or possessed illegally in the United States since 1934 without special permission from the federal government, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation. I know there is an extremely high probability that I got the wrong information, but I can`t find the right information from CT. I`m building another one, and I`ve been told I need to infect a muzzle/flash cache fracture for it to be legal for CT scans to be legal. I can`t find anything CT talking about it, and I`m new to the building game. Any information is very much appreciated! The illegal version of Colt has a lightning cutter and is capable of receiving a bayonet carnation. The legal version cannot accept a bayonet and has a fracture of the muzzle to reduce recoil. Most shutter guns are rifles or shotguns; An example is the Mossberg II International Silver Reserve.