Are there any restrictions on the location of gun shops in relation (distance) to schools or daycare centers?
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probably.  ask your local city government/police.
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I'm not sure about Durango's policies but if you go to the Arizona forum at http://www.prisontalk.com someone there will be able to answer any question you have about that facility...or just call Durango and ask for the mailroom, then ask the mail clerk for the list of allowed items.\nGood luck
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try http://packing.org  the have links to all the states gun laws
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handguns can only be sold or bought within your residential state  you can however have it shipped to a California ffl dealer for tranfer to you long guns (riffles ) can be bought on the spot and carried home with you
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It all depends on what state you live in and what type of gun permit you have. The states range from:\n\nVermont--which doesn't even issue such a thing as a "gun permit" because you don't need one to buy a gun or carry one openly or concealed.\n\nto:\n\nIllinios--which requires you to have a permit to own ANY type of gun, and doesn't allow you to get a permit to carry it in public openly or concealed.\n\nThe other states fall somewhere in between. Name your state, and I can help you more..
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There are already with permits to carry in most States. You also have a waiting period before you can finalize the purchase of a new handgun. You must also register the weapon too.
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contact the BATF, but this differs from state to state...if you live in communis...sorry california and some new england states then there is a long list of illegal firearms and banned guns, but if you life in a relatively free state then the only weapons that are banned is anything fully auto and anything silenced, UNLESS you purchase permit and have it registered with the BATF...why do you ask?
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http://shootingusa.com has a question section the site
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That depends whether you're looking for pistols or other small weapons, or rocket launchers and missles, in which case you'd have to contact an international arms dealer
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Well, that really narrows it down. State, city, any other info you can give might result in better answers.
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Most gun owners are responsible and lock their guns and ammunition away from access.  Make sure this is the case by asking the owner, it is quite rare that you can rent a firearm at a range.  Also, there is no national registration, basically all you need to do is go into a gun shop and show ID that you are 18 for rifles 21 for handguns and they will run a background check on you to make sure you are not mentally disabled or a criminal.
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Anything you need to know, you can find on the link below. It is from the NRA/ILA (NRA's legal division, see second link). \n\nIt seems that you will need to provide the gunshop with your photo I.D., name, birth date, gender, race and social security number, at the very least. There will be a fee for any background checks that they need to run. \n\nReally, your best bet is going to be to call the gunshop you are considering making a purchase and see what they're procedures are. \n\nGood luck.
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It depends upon the state. The links below will provide you with the government agencies and additional information regarding daycare licensing:
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http://packing.org\nhttp://www.handgunlaw.us/ should be able to help I would also check those state's websites
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Day care facilities are almost all privately owned and operated.  They aren't obliged to take in or keep any particular ADHS children.\n\nSchools, on the other hand, might have certain laws they have to follow, depending upon the state.  You should contact your state representative, whose office can either send you some material or direct you to the right department.
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ONE QUESTION CAN I BRING MY OWN GUN IF SO I AM IN
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Regardless of whoever answers what, check with the Minnesota DNR (Department of Natural Resources).  Also if you go to places where you can purchase hunting licenses (usually places that you can buy guns) they have booklets available that clearly spell out all the can's and can not's of hunting.  Don't just blindly ask somebody on Yahoo, go straight to the source.  That way if you do get busted for something illegal you can't tell the game warden that you "thought" it was ok just because that is what you heard.  Hunting laws are often different than those for recreational shooting.  I know in Wisconsin laser sights are illegal for deer, but just fine for the shooting range.  For other animals I'm not sure.  I highly doubt silencers are legal for hunting, but wouldn't think they would be illegal for the shooting range.  But honestly I don't know.  Check with the DNR and local Police.  A simple phone call is all it takes to keep you out of jail.