out of state visitors and shooting ranges

[GOYABEAN]

sigh.............another front plater at the rt. 6 range.............

Hahahahaha wait until they meet the brass rat's

[mmi]

i think what he doing is letting them get practice with out all the permits in ny that might take another year or 2 to get because of the back log .
i think the issue there talking about is the owner of the guns should be at the range that is the only issue with your plan in pa .

[tbta02]

Also going to add, that a close reading of your posts suggests that you are lending your gun to a friend who will then drive with it from NY to PA to shoot.
If your friend lacks the required permit to possess in NY he is not allowed to do it, since he is prohibited at his point of origin.
I'm pretty sure he can't "borrow" your gun and cross state lines either, prohibited or not.
If you want a real answer on this you will need to be specific.

Not to let friend transport the weapon. iw Ould be bringing mine. if I show up at a PA range with my guns and a friend who doesn't have a ny or pa permit is with me can he shoot ?

[tbta02]

Also going to add, that a close reading of your posts suggests that you are lending your gun to a friend who will then drive with it from NY to PA to shoot.
If your friend lacks the required permit to possess in NY he is not allowed to do it, since he is prohibited at his point of origin.
I'm pretty sure he can't "borrow" your gun and cross state lines either, prohibited or not.
If you want a real answer on this you will need to be specific.

would never lend my guns to anyone with or without a permit. but was wondering if a family member can shoot without a permit when at a range ?I would have possession and would be present.

[knight0334]

Not to let friend transport the weapon. iw Ould be bringing mine. if I show up at a PA range with my guns and a friend who doesn't have a ny or pa permit is with me can he shoot ?

Yes. PA doesn't require a permit to posses or shoot.

The only catch would be if you use a Game Commission shooting range, which then the shooters need to have a PA hunting license or range permit.

[tbta02]

Yes. PA doesn't require a permit to posses or shoot.

The only catch would be if you use a Game Commission shooting range, which then the shooters need to have a PA hunting license or range permit.

thank you for the info

[father-of-five]

Hahahahaha wait until they meet the brass rat's

There's one at the Rt 6 range too ?!?!

[GOYABEAN]

There's one at the Rt 6 range too ?!?!

According to someone I sold a rifle to

[Yoder]

To stop the deadly virus they need to ban everyone from out of state from using public ranges. Forever.