Indians For Guns

came across this in the NRA website
shud be read by all who want to become active in shooting for sport http://www.nrahq.org/compete/airgun.asp

hope u find it usefull

regards
ds

very interesting.. home range.. does anyone have any info on the legalities.

diskaon";p="29060 wrote: very interesting.. home range.. does anyone have any info on the legalities.

So long as the use is ONLY airguns it is perfectly legal and requires NO paperwork whatsoever... For a firearms range you would need permissions from the local DM/ SDM and/or police clearance.

HTH

Cheers!
Abhijeet

Deepinder and Diskaon,

Just so that there is no misunderstanding, Abhijeet is refering to an airgun range at home for personal use. However, if one was to open an airgun range for commercial use, then I am sure permission from the relevant authorities would be required.

Mack The Knife

home range for airgun shooting ,for personal use,as far as i remember one of the ifg member long time back had fabricated a home made target machine and it was good fun,dont know whether those posts were still there,
but a home range whatsoever is always interesting.
regards sanjiv

well for fire arm range
in punjab we do lotsa trap out at our friends farm in t hills, no civilization around
so no legal problems so far
thats how most of the shooters practised before several ranges came up

ds

deepinder";p="29077 wrote: well for fire arm range
in punjab we do lotsa trap out at our friends farm in t hills, no civilization around
so no legal problems so far

shotgun ranges should be fine, i think. as long as you keep a sensible distance from living beings. you can actually see moving traffic ( )in your line of sight (far off, i hasten to add) at the trap range at lakenheath.

fire arm (read rifle and pistol ranges), with their backstop requirements would be more complicated to plan, possibly involving more legal issues.