Firearm question

[Penguin_DE 0]

Hi all, a strange one but perhaps someone can help:

 

I have a B2 tourist visa. If I was to travel to the US and while at my relatives’ home, my brother-in-law hands me his gun for me to shoot a couple of rounds, is that allowed? 
 

Or are tourist visa holders not allowed to use firearms even if it’s in a private yard?

[D-R-J 192]

I can’t see a problem with this. I guess it would be if you somehow are breaking some local law/doing something unsafe. I can’t imagine anyone ever finding out about it either.

[Cw1977 102]

1 hour ago, Penguin_DE said:

Hi all, a strange one but perhaps someone can help:

 

I have a B2 tourist visa. If I was to travel to the US and while at my relatives’ home, my brother-in-law hands me his gun for me to shoot a couple of rounds, is that allowed? 
 

Or are tourist visa holders not allowed to use firearms even if it’s in a private yard?

there is nothing against you firing a gun, as a tourist (obv provided it’s done safety etc)

 

many gun ranges (just about all in vegas!) will allow tourists to go and rent/shoot in them too, provided you have government ID (such as passport)

[Nashmusah 29]

3 hours ago, Penguin_DE said:

Hi all, a strange one but perhaps someone can help:

 

I have a B2 tourist visa. If I was to travel to the US and while at my relatives’ home, my brother-in-law hands me his gun for me to shoot a couple of rounds, is that allowed? 
 

Or are tourist visa holders not allowed to use firearms even if it’s in a private yard?

The is nothing wrong with that but be careful it doesn't get out of hand to be question by the Police .

Enjoy yourself. 

[OldUser 6,633]

12 hours ago, Penguin_DE said:

Hi all, a strange one but perhaps someone can help:

 

I have a B2 tourist visa. If I was to travel to the US and while at my relatives’ home, my brother-in-law hands me his gun for me to shoot a couple of rounds, is that allowed? 
 

Or are tourist visa holders not allowed to use firearms even if it’s in a private yard?

I think this may be down to state / city laws and regulations. 

 

I know for sure you can fire guns in Vegas as a tourist at ranges legally.

[Penguin_DE 0]

Thanks for all your help. To give you some extra context:

 

This would be in Fauquier County, Virginia. The reason I’m concerned is because I may write an article about the experience.

 

I’ve found this page but it’s a bit confusing:  https://www.walkertaylorlaw.com/shoot-gun-in-the-us-as-a-tourist/

[Pinkrlion 2,716]

22 hours ago, Penguin_DE said:

Hi all, a strange one but perhaps someone can help:

 

I have a B2 tourist visa. If I was to travel to the US and while at my relatives’ home, my brother-in-law hands me his gun for me to shoot a couple of rounds, is that allowed? 
 

Or are tourist visa holders not allowed to use firearms even if it’s in a private yard?

No what so ever