Mass. Gun Laws By and For Non-Lawyers
(How To Stay Legal and Out of Trouble)
By Len Segal
A 5+ hour exploration of Massachusetts gun laws including time for your questions and answers. [NOTE: This is NOT the same material you received in a Basic Firearms Class, it is a lot more comprehensive than that.]
Exposing the rumors and presenting the facts.
The Lawful use of Lethal Force for Self Defense.
Safe Storage, Carry, "Forbidden Places," and Transportation.
Buying, Selling, Shipping, and Inheritance of firearms.
Understanding "Large Capacity" and "Assault Weapons"
Discussion of "gray areas", case law, LE "thinking", etc.
Dual Residency, Ammo Storage
Boston Laws, transportation over state lines, and lots more....
Cost: $80.00, Non-Refundable Deposit of $20.00 required.
Registration: Contact On Target Training for registration and payment. Please specify which date you wish to attend.
DATES:
FRIDAY, October 25, 2013 – 12Noon to 5PM
MONDAY, November 25, 2013 – 12Noon to 5PM
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