Sure, if one is banned from possessing, one is banned from carrying.  
My point was simply that the statute seemed to suggest it was referring to some 
federal carry law, and I was wondering what that might be.  But it might well 
be an opaque way of referring to the possession restrictions.

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> "Volokh, Eugene" <vol...@law.ucla.edu> wrote:
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> >         Sure, but I take it that those are *possession* limits, not
> > carrying limits, right?
>
> Can you carry without possessing?
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