no if it's material property, like non-organic, then I think you could.
You should check with some local authority to get a good answer. The answer is, it probably depends. If you live in a city, almost definitely no. If you live in a rural area outside the city limits, possibly, but it depends on local law.
Yes, in general, anyone who qualifies to own a handgun under federal law can own a handgun in California, however, the state of California has some restrictions that other states don't have, such as: limited magazine capacity, required manual safety, etc.
The only state where an unquestionable right to shoot a trespasser exists is Texas, and that's only during hours of darkness. It's an old law from the days of cattle and horse rustlers. In any other state, a certain set of conditions must be in place before lethal force is authorised, those typically being 1: an imminent threat of death, maiming injury or rape, 2: an inability to retreat from the situation, 3: a situation in which a person of reasonable mind would have cause to believe that such a threat existed, and 4: an inability to relieve the situation with lesser means of force.
No. As long as you do not harm anyone or thing, you are free to shoot the marker in your property.
At paintball fields, or on your own property.
You need a licence for the gun if youre not in the usa, but you can shoot on ur own property
in your own back yard, airsoft guns are legal on your own property to shoot, as long as your not shooting someone else who doesnt want to. its perfectly legal to shoot and use any airsoft gun no your own property.
Yes. But not in city limts though.
Yes. You can shoot a dog if your cat is being mauled, then you can sue the dog owner for vet bills. You can but only if the dog is on your own property mauling your cat,if the dog is confined to his own yard and your cat wanders over on to his property and gets mauled you can not shoot the dog.
It depends on where the property is, and to some extent who you are, but in general No, simply being on your own property does not automatically give you the right to discharge a firearm. You must obey all state and local laws, even when you're on your own property.
As long as you shoot it on your property at your property.
Your question can't be answered properly the way you asked it. It depends on where you are and the local laws.
Not necessarily. Being on your own property does not automatically give you the right to ignore applicable laws. For example, if you live in a city that prohibits the discharge of a firearm within city limits, then unless that law specifically says that it doesn't apply to people discharging firearms on their own property, it would be illegal for you to shoot a gun in your backyard.
Yes, if you only shoot your property.
it depends whether under controlled conditions or not, and if you are caught :p