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11-06-2010, 09:41 PM
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Me too 99.9% of the time... but I love shooting also, when I can afford it.
As far as Virginia Law is concerned, It can vary from County to County, but State law states
Shooting From the Road is Illegal
Shooting at wildlife from a vehicle and/or from or across a public road is illegal. Penalties include: fines, license revocation and confiscation of firearms.
No special regulations in my county about Firearms and nothing stating I can't shoot from a vehicle, as long as I'm off/away from the road. And not shooting at Wildlife...
If anyone wants to dig deeper, and can find something more specific, by all means, do so and provide me a link, because I'm totally unaware. I may even e-mail my local DNR.
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11-06-2010, 11:30 PM
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Me too 99.9% of the time... but I love shooting also, when I can afford it.
As far as Virginia Law is concerned, It can vary from County to County, but State law states
Shooting From the Road is Illegal
Shooting at wildlife from a vehicle and/or from or across a public road is illegal. Penalties include: fines, license revocation and confiscation of firearms.
No special regulations in my county about Firearms and nothing stating I can't shoot from a vehicle, as long as I'm off/away from the road. And not shooting at Wildlife...
If anyone wants to dig deeper, and can find something more specific, by all means, do so and provide me a link, because I'm totally unaware. I may even e-mail my local DNR.
As far as Virginia Law is concerned, It can vary from County to County, but State law states
Shooting From the Road is Illegal
Shooting at wildlife from a vehicle and/or from or across a public road is illegal. Penalties include: fines, license revocation and confiscation of firearms.
No special regulations in my county about Firearms and nothing stating I can't shoot from a vehicle, as long as I'm off/away from the road. And not shooting at Wildlife...
If anyone wants to dig deeper, and can find something more specific, by all means, do so and provide me a link, because I'm totally unaware. I may even e-mail my local DNR.
saw your in SW Virginia.. where abouts are ya...
#13
11-07-2010, 05:53 PM
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I dont like shooting from my truck, cause it aint stable enough. Here in Kansas, the wind blows a LOT and that shakes the truck badly. I think i need rancho struts.
And why shoot from the truck when I have a shooting pad from Midway USA. (http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct...tnumber=169107) Well worth the price! Works great for a sleeping pad too.
And why shoot from the truck when I have a shooting pad from Midway USA. (http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct...tnumber=169107) Well worth the price! Works great for a sleeping pad too.
#14
11-07-2010, 07:40 PM
I dont like shooting from my truck, cause it aint stable enough. Here in Kansas, the wind blows a LOT and that shakes the truck badly. I think i need rancho struts.
And why shoot from the truck when I have a shooting pad from Midway USA. (http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct...tnumber=169107) Well worth the price! Works great for a sleeping pad too.
And why shoot from the truck when I have a shooting pad from Midway USA. (http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct...tnumber=169107) Well worth the price! Works great for a sleeping pad too.