First, a disclaimer- I am NOT a lawyer, I am a gun collector. As I understand the PA law, 302 refers to being involuntarily committed for psychiatric care.
There are a couple of matters involved here- getting a license, and hunting. For the license, check with the PA Dept of Natural Resources.
However, HUNTING implies weapons. A person that has been adjudged mentally incompetent may not, under FEDERAL law, possess a firearm or ammunition. Anywhere in the US. Title 18, section 922, US Code.
IF you have completed treatment, and have been discharged, you can discuss with your doctor applying to the state for relief of this restriction. How well that will succeed, I do not know. You WILL need an attorney for that. If your commitment was recent, it is unlikely to be approved.
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The factors of 302 are 1, 2, 151, and 302.
The factors of 302 are: 1, 2, 151, 302
No. 302 is divisible by 1, 2, 151, 302.
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It is: 302 = CCCII
It is: 302 = CCCII
no
302 = 459
302 Chev? (very rare) 302 ford (very common Some other form of 302? Year and vehicle?
Yes, if it's a 302 and not a 4.6 like in the newer mustangs the 302 and all aftermarket 302 heads should fit.
A Ford 302 engine, yes. A Chevrolet 302 engine, no.