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Originally Posted by Bushrat
What is so hard to understand? It is very simple. Legislation clearly says the only place a restricted firearm can be fired is at a CFO endorsed range where the discharge of restricted firearms is approved. You are not allowed to fire a restricted firearm anywhere else. How much more simple can they make it.......Has the CFO inspected, approved or licenced your kitchen window or back deck or your back forty for the legal discharge of restricted firearms? If not then you can't shoot it there. Transport laws have nothing to do with where you can shoot it. Transport laws allow you to transport the weapon to and from where it is stored to where it is legal to shoot it, and the only legal place to shoot it is at an Approved range. It is not legal to shoot it where you store it unless where your storing it happens to be an Approved range.
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The legislation says that the only place a restricted can be transported & used is a CFO approved range. Transported and used. Not used. Transported & used. Sec 19 is covering the criterion for being authorized to transport, and being used at an approved range is one of the reasons for being authorized to transport it.
Sec 28 is covering the criteria for having a transfer approved when you buy/inherit/acquire a restricted or 12(6) handgun. Neither is relevant in the situation we are talking about.
For the millionth time we are talking about an RPAL holder who has restricted guns registered to his rural address where it is legal to discharge firearms discharging his firearm from his house/dwelling. Possession laws are not violated. Storage laws are not violated. Transport laws are not violated.