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Malaysia. 1960 ‘Arms Not to be Discharged Except at Shooting Range, etc..’ Laws of Malaysia, Act 206, Arms Act 1960 [Act as of January 2006]; Part III (Section 39). Kuala Lumpur: The Commissioner of Law Revision, Malaysia. 1 January

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Arms Not to be Discharged Except at Shooting Range, etc.

39. No person shall discharge an arm —
(a) except at a place permitted in writing to be used as a shooting range by the Chief Police Officer of the State where the place is situated;
(b) except for the protection of life or property;
(c) unless he is authorized under any written law relating to the protection of wild life to shoot, kill or hunt wild animals or birds and is acting under such authorization; or
(d) unless he is a member of the armed forces, or a police officer or other person engaged in the performance of police duties in accordance with any written law, and is acting within the course of his duty.

ID: Q5141

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