Can't shoot pistol with stepson?

[sambo77]

Short answer no there isn't a law pertaining to legality of your 19 year old step son shooting you handgun on private property. However it could be their rules, many ranges don't allow people under 21 to shoot or rent handguns. Being that it is their property it's their discretion. With that said I wouldn't go to that range. What range was it?

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Sounds like BS to me. I take my great niece and nephew, 14 & 11, whenever they are visiting.

 

[mrauditor]

Short answer no there isn't a law pertaining to legality of your 19 year old step son shooting you handgun on private property. However it could be their rules, many ranges don't allow people under 21 to shoot or rent handguns. Being that it is their property it's their discretion.

This. Thanks.

 

[kruuth]

Short answer no there isn't a law pertaining to legality of your 19 year old step son shooting you handgun on private property. However it could be their rules, many ranges don't allow people under 21 to shoot or rent handguns. Being that it is their property it's their discretion. With that said I wouldn't go to that range. What range was it?

I'm not going to name them, I go there a reasonable amount, and I'm rather sure employees there are on this board.

 

[K79540]

When did your daddy teach you to shoot?...I was in the stand alone in south Texas at 10 years old...killed my first buck...gut shot ftw

 

[lostchild]

I'm not going to name them, I go there a reasonable amount, and I'm rather sure employees there are on this board.

Well, if you’re a regular and they treat you like that, I’d for sure find another range that might appreciate your business.

 

[BIKER13]

I literally can't find a federal law about this. I searched 922 and found this in section x:

18 U.S. Code § 922 - Unlawful acts

www.law.cornell.edu

anything about a private business?

 

[Kahrnut]

 

[kruuth]

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[Hayata]

Great, but I'd this even a thing? I have literally never heard about this. I couldn't find a legal reference to this, neither federal nor Georgia law

Their house, their rules, no worries about that part.

I'm just sayin' if it were me...