Statute #SA-0002 | Private Property Discharge Statute

San Andreas State Statute #SA-0002

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Updated Sep 16, 2026

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Enacted by: Office of the Governor, State of San Andreas

Date of Enactment: September 16, 2026

Section 1: Title & Purpose

This act shall officially be recorded as State Statute #SA-0002, establishing the legal right of licensed citizens within the State of San Andreas to discharge lawful firearms upon privately owned real property under specified safety standards.

Section 2: Lawful Discharge on Private Property

An individual is legally permitted to discharge a firearm within the State of San Andreas, provided all of the following conditions are satisfied:

(a) Licensure: The individual possesses a valid, active San Andreas Weapons License (or firearms permit as recognized by state law) registered in their name.
(b) Ownership or Consent: The discharge occurs exclusively on real property legally owned by the individual, or on private property where the property owner has granted explicit, verifiable permission.
(c) Lawful Firearm: The firearm being discharged is legally acquired, registered, and not classified as an unlawful or prohibited weapon under state statute.
(d) Location: Private property discharge is fully authorized across the entire parcel regardless of its proximity to public roads, thoroughfares, or highways.

Section 3: Safety & Boundary Constraints

The legal protections granted by this statute are strictly contingent upon the following:

(a) Property Boundary: All discharged projectiles must remain within the confines of the private parcel. No projectile may leave the property lines or strike neighboring private property, public property, or public roads.
(b) Backstop Requirement: The shooter must ensure a suitable backstop, berm, or designated target barrier is utilized to safely absorb all discharged rounds.

Section 4: Prohibited Conduct & Penalties

(a) Unlawful Discharge: Any person who discharges a firearm on private property without a valid weapons license, or who allows projectiles to escape the property boundary, commits an offense under this statute.
(b) Penalties: Any individual found in violation of State Statute #SA-0002 shall be subject to:

A fine of up to $2,500.00
Seizure of weapons involved in violation.

Negligent discharge that allows rounds to cross property lines, endangers life, or damages external property is classified as a Felony, subject to immediate arrest, permanent license revocation, and statutory incarceration.

APPROVED AND SIGNED INTO LAW on this 16th day of September, 2026.

Office of the Governor

State of San Andreas