KFD147
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I got in a discussion about a range rules and safety. He asked the question that if you sign a waiver to abide by a private range rules, could you put in the waiver that if the range safety officer/ owner observes you commiting an extremly unsafe act he could "confinscate" (his words) your firearm. I at first stated BS, from my cold dead fingers. Then I started to think, what legal right does that range owner/officer have to take away any firearm, even if you signed a waiver that he could if you violated his safety rules? I am not lawyer and cannot think of anything to prove my point or his. Could those of you that have a little more knowledge chime in. Legal only no, I think therefore it is right.
Thanks
Jason
Thanks
Jason