Guns are Allowed at the RNC But These Things Are Not

Very much like Idaho, Ohio has an open-carry law. Despite the request from the Ohio Police Union to put the law on hold, guns will be allowed at the Republican National Convention. There are 70 things that are now allowed, however. 

Not allowed at the Republican National Convention, according to Mashable.com:

1. Lumber larger than 2-inches wide and ¼-inch thick, including supports for signs
2. Metal, plastic, or other hard material larger than ¾-inch thick and 1/8-inch wide wall thickness including pipe and tubing
3. Air rifles
4. Air pistols
5. Paintball gun
6. Blasting caps
7. Switchblades
8. Automatic knives
9. Knives with blades two and one-half inches in length or longer
10. Cestuses (armored gloves)
11. Billy clubs
12. Blackjacks
13. Swords
14. Sabers
15. Hatchets
16. Axes
17. Slingshots
18. BB guns
19. Pellet guns
20. Wrist shots
21. Metal knuckles
22. Nunchucks
23. Maces
24. Iron buckle
25. Axe handles
26. Shovels
27. Explosives
28. Fireworks
29. Aerosol cans
30. Pepper spray
31. Speakers
32. Drones
33. Containers of bodily fluids
34. Umbrellas with metal tips
35. Water guns
36. Water cannons
37. Ropes longer than 6 inches
38. Chains longer than 6 inches
39. Strapping longer than 6 inches
40. Wire longer than 6 inches
41. Line longer than 6 inches
42. Tape longer than 6 inches
43. Glass bottles
44. Ornaments
45. Light bulbs
46. Ceramic vessels
47. Padlocks
48. Bicycle locks
49. Chain locks
50. Gas masks
51. Tents
52. Sleeping bags
53. Sleeping pads
54. Mattresses
55. Cots
56. Hammocks
57. Bivy sacks
58. Stoves
59. Coolers
60. Ice chests
61. Backpacks and bags exceeding the size of 18-inch x 13-inch x 7-inch;
62. Lasers
63. Non-plastic containers, bottles, cans or thermoses
64. Ladders
65. Grappling hooks
66. Sledgehammers
67. Hammers
68. Crowbars
69. Canned goods
70. Tennis balls