So I've been doing research on Missouri's gun laws, and I"m more confused than when I started. Can anyone clear them up for me? I'm 20 years old, is there any way for me to own a handgun legally?
Does he have that written in his contract? If he does i'd be surprised. Cross training to a new job as far as i'm aware isn't always guaranteed. When someone submits a package they are usually recommended to list more then one job in case the one they want gets dissaproved....AF needs come first.The reason for a Beretta is that next year he goes to the Air Force. He is going in as Security for the first two years then transfering to paralegal.
You are incorrect about the Utah permit. You must be 21 to obtain one. The permit you are thinking of is from Maine as long as your state recognizes the non resident Maine permit then you should be fine.There is a instructor here who teaches a Utah CCW class and says you get a Utah CCW permit and carry when you are 18. I'm not really sure about this as the classes I instruct are MO only.
So...we should just let the police do whatever they want because if they violate your rights, most people won't sue? Sorry, but that's not the America I live in.parallax:
I know there is no law covering supervision...Try telling that to a LE..Yes they maybe exposing themselves to a lawsuit..They don't care!...Because few if any are every filed because of the cost of litigation...
But you're doing a pretty good job of it.I'm not trying to fight with you or argue...
Again, not in the America I live in.I'm well aware of the statutes and how often LE work around them..
Most ranges are private and can do whatever they want. One range I belong to requires that you be a NRA member. They can require you to be 100 and purple if they wanted. A private club can do whatever they want. Even a range that is open to the public has the right to refuse service to anyone they want.Most ranges require adult supervision from a liability issue from their insurance carriers...
Legal signage not withstanding, if the owner asks you to leave, you leave. Oh, and even if they call the police first, you won't get cited for trespassing unless you refuse to leave when the police tell you too.Good God...I was just trying to keep the guy from stepping into a pile of crap..You can quote the law till you are blue in the face.. Try it the next time someone discovers you carrying in a ill mark prohibited place (You have CCW card)..By law you are suppose to be asked to leave..Right? Even though the prohibit sign is illegal...I had four independent Restuarant managers tell me they'll just call the Cops.. The least you will get out of that is a summons for disturbing the Peace.
And yet you posted opinion, not fact. The fact is, as long as he follows the law, he's ok.I've done my home work too! ...
Like a said above, that not the America I live in!There is the law and then there is reality!