I believe someone on a student visa can legally purchase weapons but that some sort proof has to submitted that it is for hunting or competition.
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I believe someone on a student visa can legally purchase weapons but that some sort proof has to submitted that it is for hunting or competition.
Pompnewbie
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Hmm yeah if that's the case they should shut that crap down.. you want to own a gun.. become a citizen
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I doubt that the gun was legally obtained. That will likely all comeout soon.
RackinRay
Master
Fair enough, and hindsight is always 20/20: as I have confirmed many times in my life!
In my old office on Corry I had a old wood safety cane and an old broom handle stashed in my office. Salvaged them with permission from buildings undergoing renovation. There are at least 3 martial arts that include instruction with canes, and more for staffs.
Took the cane with me when I retired, but left the improvised staff for my office mate!
SAWMAN
Master
This is extremely sad. My condolences to the family of the dead and wounded.
I went down to the hospital earlier in the day,in partial uniform,with a ECSO deputy,to pay my respect for the retired military community. There were a ton of people there,including some prominent figures in LE and government.
I understand that we all make our decisions about self (and family) preservation. While some here start with how you can't carry your permitted firearm in the US Post Office,and even in the parking lot,on a military facility,in stores with some kind of stupid sign,I am older and have seen too damn much in my life to die in some broom closet,hiding under a desk,or begging for my life and the life of my family. Ain't gonna fuckin' happen.
I carry where I want to carry,which is everywhere there isn't a body scanner at the door. The places that I am not supposed to carry I carry a Glock42 in a pocket holster. If I am caught I will suffer the consequences without whineing about it. To me . . . it will be well worth it. I WILL NOT die on my knees. YMMV.
Good luck to us all. Stay Safe out there. --- SAWMAN
I went down to the hospital earlier in the day,in partial uniform,with a ECSO deputy,to pay my respect for the retired military community. There were a ton of people there,including some prominent figures in LE and government.
I understand that we all make our decisions about self (and family) preservation. While some here start with how you can't carry your permitted firearm in the US Post Office,and even in the parking lot,on a military facility,in stores with some kind of stupid sign,I am older and have seen too damn much in my life to die in some broom closet,hiding under a desk,or begging for my life and the life of my family. Ain't gonna fuckin' happen.
I carry where I want to carry,which is everywhere there isn't a body scanner at the door. The places that I am not supposed to carry I carry a Glock42 in a pocket holster. If I am caught I will suffer the consequences without whineing about it. To me . . . it will be well worth it. I WILL NOT die on my knees. YMMV.
Good luck to us all. Stay Safe out there. --- SAWMAN
FrankT
6.8 SPCII Hog Slayer
we sell them billions of planes and equipment, the training is paid by them , million involved...we will never stop. There are many other countries we train on our planes too
Zeroed in
Master
Nope can't do it, it's Illegal.
K T A A L G S T O
kill them all and let God sort them out..
damn muslems, we should have wiped them out in the middle ages:bang:
kill them all and let God sort them out..
damn muslems, we should have wiped them out in the middle ages:bang:
Legal, but non-resident aliens can purchase firearms under some conditions and here for the second time I am posting evidence for that.
From the ATF website relative to hunting
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/val...irearms-prohibitions-nonimmigrant-aliens-only
Direct from the ATF website
Q1. Who is a nonimmigrant alien?
A1. Generally, “nonimmigrant aliens” are tourists, students, business travelers, and temporaryworkers who enter the U.S. for fixed periods of time; they are lawfully admitted aliens who arenot lawful permanent residents. In order to meet the definition of a nonimmigrant alien, theindividual MUST hold a nonimmigrant visa. The definition does NOT include permanentresident aliens, aliens legally admitted to the U.S. with a visa other than a nonimmigrant visa, oraliens legally admitted to the U.S. without a visa.
Q3. May a nonimmigrant alien who has been admitted to the United States under a
nonimmigrant alien visa purchase or possess a firearm in the U.S.?
A3. An alien admitted to the United States under a nonimmigrant visa is not prohibited from
purchasing, receiving, or possessing a firearm if the alien falls within one of the following
exceptions: (1) is in possession of a hunting license or permit lawfully issued by the Federal
Government, a State, or local government, or an Indian tribe federally recognized by the Bureau
of Indian Affairs, which is valid and unexpired; (2) was admitted to the United States for lawful
hunting or sporting purposes; (3) has received a waiver from the prohibition from the Attorney
General of the United States; (4) is an official representative of a foreign government who is
accredited to the United States Government or the Government’s mission to an international
organization having its headquarters in the United States; (5) is en route to or from another
country to which that alien is accredited; (6) is an official of a foreign government or a
distinguished foreign visitor who has been so designated by the Department of State; or (7) is a
foreign law enforcement officer of a friendly foreign government entering the United States on
official law enforcement business.
Q1. Who is a nonimmigrant alien?
A1. Generally, “nonimmigrant aliens” are tourists, students, business travelers, and temporaryworkers who enter the U.S. for fixed periods of time; they are lawfully admitted aliens who arenot lawful permanent residents. In order to meet the definition of a nonimmigrant alien, theindividual MUST hold a nonimmigrant visa. The definition does NOT include permanentresident aliens, aliens legally admitted to the U.S. with a visa other than a nonimmigrant visa, oraliens legally admitted to the U.S. without a visa.
Q3. May a nonimmigrant alien who has been admitted to the United States under a
nonimmigrant alien visa purchase or possess a firearm in the U.S.?
A3. An alien admitted to the United States under a nonimmigrant visa is not prohibited from
purchasing, receiving, or possessing a firearm if the alien falls within one of the following
exceptions: (1) is in possession of a hunting license or permit lawfully issued by the Federal
Government, a State, or local government, or an Indian tribe federally recognized by the Bureau
of Indian Affairs, which is valid and unexpired; (2) was admitted to the United States for lawful
hunting or sporting purposes; (3) has received a waiver from the prohibition from the Attorney
General of the United States; (4) is an official representative of a foreign government who is
accredited to the United States Government or the Government’s mission to an international
organization having its headquarters in the United States; (5) is en route to or from another
country to which that alien is accredited; (6) is an official of a foreign government or a
distinguished foreign visitor who has been so designated by the Department of State; or (7) is a
foreign law enforcement officer of a friendly foreign government entering the United States on
official law enforcement business.
Don't know how true this is but this was posted as the shooter...
And the jerk has access to BX, Commissary, MWR. WTF What the hell is wrong with our Govt letting these A Holes access to this stuff. Kick them all out now.
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And the jerk has access to BX, Commissary, MWR. WTF What the hell is wrong with our Govt letting these A Holes access to this stuff. Kick them all out now.
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polebarn
Expert
wow..
the 2018 fiscal year, the U.S. trained 1,753 Saudi military members at an estimated cost of $120,903,786, according to DoD records. For fiscal year 2019, the State Department planned to train roughly 3,150 Saudis in the U.S.
the 2018 fiscal year, the U.S. trained 1,753 Saudi military members at an estimated cost of $120,903,786, according to DoD records. For fiscal year 2019, the State Department planned to train roughly 3,150 Saudis in the U.S.
That's has been going on my entire 34 years being associated with the military and will probably be happening in another 34 years.
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