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USA, which, contrary to popular belief, has lots of restrictions on the use (though not necessarily ownership) of guns. Try discharging a weapon anywhere near a
by axau 9y ago
USA, which, contrary to popular belief, has lots of restrictions on the use (though not necessarily ownership) of guns. Try discharging a weapon anywhere near a major metropolitan area and let me know how it goes :)
- jsjohnst 9y ago> Try discharging a weapon anywhere near a major metropolitan area I used to do it all the time in a major city. Shooting ranges exist inside major metropolitan areas you know.. ;) Yes, I know that isn’t what you meant, but broad waving statements deserve this kind of response imho.
- axau 9y agoYes, and those could fall under the properties you own exception (or have permission to use from the owner).
- jsjohnst 9y agoAgain, wrong. If I own a property in a major metropolitan area, I generally can’t discharge a firearm in the city just because I do it on my own property.
- axau 9y agoThis is why I said, in my original comment, "and the property is large enough" (implying it doesn't interfere with others; or you have a permit, ...). I'm sure you knew that though. What exactly is your point? Would you like me to rewrite my original post in fully specified legalese just so you can't nitpick? :P