Carry to target practice

[Clay Duster]

https://idea.iupui.edu/dspace/bitstream/1805/1105/23/1948 Ind Op Att'y Gen 294.pdf

OFFICIAL OPINION NO. 53​

August 25, 1948.

In conclusion I am of the opinion members of the N a​

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tional
Rifle Association and members of other clubs, recognized
by the Secretary of Army under rules and regulations​

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adopted​

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by him pursuant to 32 U. S. C. A. Section 181 etc.,​

supra, as entitled to have sold or issued to them pistols, are​

exempt from the provisions of Section 3 of the Uniform​

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Fire
Arms Act of Indiana of 1935, while such members are going
to or from their place of assembly or target practice.​

Such exemption from the provisions of said Act of such​

members is not subject to any administrative regulation​

which would tend to diminish or lessen the value or effect​

of such exemption.

Do the present day gun laws over ride the above.
Just found this stuff and thought it may be of some interest...

 

[Blade]

good information ¿?

EDIT:just realized where this was posted. My mistake.

 

[singlesix]

What is up with the fonts sizes.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Clay, look at Indiana Code 35-47-2-2 (6) & (7).

 

[The Meach]

Formatting fixed


https://idea.iupui.edu/dspace/bitstr...0Gen%20294.pdf

OFFICIAL OPINION NO. 53​

August 25, 1948.

In conclusion I am of the opinion members of the National Rifle Association and members of other clubs, recognized by the Secretary of Army under rules and regulations​

300 adopted by him pursuant to 32 U. S. C. A. Section 181 etc.,​

supra, as entitled to have sold or issued to them pistols, are
exempt from the provisions of Section 3 of the Uniform Fire
Arms Act of Indiana of 1935, while such members are going
to or from their place of assembly or target practice.​

Such exemption from the provisions of said Act of such
members is not subject to any administrative regulation
which would tend to diminish or lessen the value or effect​

of such exemption.

Do the present day gun laws over ride the above.
Just found this stuff and thought it may be of some interest...