Cobb County and "airsoft guns"
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Lawton,736Lawton said:
I won't answer your questions specifically, because you've certainly been around here enough to know how and where to find the answers for yourself.
My non-legal/official answer is your grandson is good to go (as is mine).
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Thank you for your non-legal/official answer. You did good.livesounder said:
As for your other snotty comment....you can just guess where you should file that one.
(so I made a mistake and posted in the wrong place...GAWD, just get a gun and shoot me for that horrible blunder)
pathetic...just pathetic. :screwy:
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:rotfl2:736Lawton said:
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Check Municode.com.
If I recall correctly from what I read other Cobb backyard plinkers have written here, it's legal to shoot in unincorporated Cobb, so long as you have a safe backstop so the projectile stays on your own property.
With Air-Soft, that would probably only require 50 yards of distance and/or some light vegitation to knock down the little plastic pellets.
City of Kennesaw? Check MuniCode or call City Hall. They might have stricter rules than in unincorporated Cobb.
If I recall correctly from what I read other Cobb backyard plinkers have written here, it's legal to shoot in unincorporated Cobb, so long as you have a safe backstop so the projectile stays on your own property.
With Air-Soft, that would probably only require 50 yards of distance and/or some light vegitation to knock down the little plastic pellets.
City of Kennesaw? Check MuniCode or call City Hall. They might have stricter rules than in unincorporated Cobb.
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From municode for cobb county:
Sec. 86-5. - Weapons discharge.
(a)
It shall be unlawful for any person to discharge a firearm, air rifle, pellet gun, slingshot, crossbow or other similar device into or over property belonging to another person or entity without first obtaining written permission from that person or entity.
(b)
In addition to the penalty provided for in section 86-1, if the person charged with violating this ordinance is a minor, it will be within the discretion of the officer issuing the citation to issue a warning. If this is done, a duplicate of the warning will be sent to the minor's parents or legal guardian by certified mail.
(c)
The provisions of this section shall not apply to:
(1)
Persons who discharge one of these devices in defense of person or property;
(2)
Law enforcement officers in the performance of official duties;
(3)
Military forces of this state or the United States in the performance of official duties.
Sec. 86-5. - Weapons discharge.
(a)
It shall be unlawful for any person to discharge a firearm, air rifle, pellet gun, slingshot, crossbow or other similar device into or over property belonging to another person or entity without first obtaining written permission from that person or entity.
(b)
In addition to the penalty provided for in section 86-1, if the person charged with violating this ordinance is a minor, it will be within the discretion of the officer issuing the citation to issue a warning. If this is done, a duplicate of the warning will be sent to the minor's parents or legal guardian by certified mail.
(c)
The provisions of this section shall not apply to:
(1)
Persons who discharge one of these devices in defense of person or property;
(2)
Law enforcement officers in the performance of official duties;
(3)
Military forces of this state or the United States in the performance of official duties.
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Y'know what jerkwad?736Lawton said:
I am one of the few people that have defended you on this forum (you can look it up if you care).
No more.
Bite me.
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I might be wrong, but isn't this a forum to ask questions and recieve information about gun laws in the great state of Georgia? And shouldn't people who ask legitimate questions recieve legitimate answers, and not attitude? Just a question.livesounder said:
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