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General Topics => Legal and Activism => Topic started by: Rhed on October 06, 2024, 03:14:44 PM
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Is it unlawful to lend my son my pistol to the range? He’s a registered pistol and long gun owner himself too. I wanted him to do reloads for me at the range since I’ve been busy. He also wanted to try my pistol at the competitions at Koko head that he goes to regularly. But I don’t have time to go with him that he wants to try use my pistol. Thanks in advance..
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Is it unlawful to lend my son my pistol to the range? He’s a registered pistol and long gun owner himself too. I wanted him to do reloads for me at the range since I’ve been busy. He also wanted to try my pistol at the competitions at Koko head that he goes to regularly. But I don’t have time to go with him that he wants to try use my pistol. Thanks in advance..
Pistols cannot be lent to someone else, unless you are at the range with them.
You will have to transfer the pistol to him with a permit to acquire.
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they do not check registration at the range
no one here does anything illegal...
Is it unlawful to lend my son my pistol to the range? He’s a registered pistol and long gun owner himself too. I wanted him to do reloads for me at the range since I’ve been busy. He also wanted to try my pistol at the competitions at Koko head that he goes to regularly. But I don’t have time to go with him that he wants to try use my pistol. Thanks in advance..
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Pistols cannot be lent to someone else, unless you are at the range with them.
You will have to transfer the pistol to him with a permit to acquire.
Thanks zippz.. now I know :shaka:
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they do not check registration at the range
no one here does anything illegal...
Tempting.. but I no like my son get in trouble or me.