Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

I've been wanting to, but i'm not exactly sure if you need anything more than what DACA provides for us.

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

as long you dont own one, you can use of their own

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

Meaning we can't own one?

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

I wont go over why you can't own one but basically if you are not a PR ( I think even PR cannot own a gun) or a USC you cannot own one and if you are found with one, jail time and deportation

we had a few threads about this before, however, you can borrow from a friend or gun range

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

I think permanent residents can own one and I think VISA holders can too provided they have a hunting license. I'll read into it and post something if i have chance. Thanks

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

http://www.insightrangeinc.com/

That's where I go once a month. All they ask you is for ID.

I use the 44 caliber revolver. It's so much fun.

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

LPRs can possess guns subject to the same requirements as citizens, while civilian visa holders need a hunting license or permit on top of the regular requirements.

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

i've gone with my friends and their guns before just with the matricula id

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

http://www.ca10.uscourts.gov/opinions/11/11-8051.pdf

Ya'll understand that you shouldn't be firing, using, or holding firearms in ANY situation, right?

Re: Anyone tried to go to a gun range in CA?
 

officers executed a warrant on his home and discovered
three firearms—a 7.62x39mm rifle, a 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun, and a
Smith & Wesson semi-automatic pistol.



the case concluded that people with out a status are not protected under the second amendment, the right to bear arms. Does it anything about people with out status going to gun ranges and using someone else gun?