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JustMe wrote:While I agree that sometimes people want more information than they really need--I just had another thought. What if something happened? An emergency of some kind-not even necessarily gun related--could be heat, heart or other things. Wouldn't you feel better knowing that they at least knew who you are? And have some method of contacting someone?--Guess it is the nurse/mother side of me thinking of those things

Personally? No, I would not feel better, my sense of personal responsibility and desire for personal identity information (PII) security as well as, I don’t hand that PII to a BK employee when I go in for a burger.. nor at the ticket taker at a movie theater, or even many of the tracks I ride at..
I have no desire for a range employee to secure me (that’s my job), nor care for me (that is a medics job), nor notify my next of kin (that’s a hospital staff or LEO’s job).

snatchel wrote: Drivers License? There is absolutely zero logic to that one.

I had to give up my DL at one of the ranges I shot at in Atlanta GA. But you paid AFTER you were done shooting... and the range doors were close to the front doors

I have shot at ranges all across the US, literally.. I take my guns when i travel, if not to carry (when not allowed I don't...mostly) then to shoot for entertainment.. NEVER have i had to give out that kind of personal info.. though I have had to leave a drivers license while I was on the line.