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Explain to me the legalities of shooting on your own land outside city limits


Junkstack

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What do you shoot and at what?

 

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Muzzleloader, 1911, shotgun, deer rifle whatever I'm in the mood for. What? Let's see, milk jugs, blackbirds, deer, paper targets, bottle caps, coyotes...just whatever appears in the target area. Mostly paper targets though. Oh yeah and pennys. Pennys are loads of fun! Gonna run outside and "crank off" another one here shortly. I don't want to slack up! lol

 

Dave

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My son-in-law worked several years as a county deputy. Now is Assistant Police Chief. He says as long as you have a proper backstop it is perfectly legal. If you do not have a proper backstop, you can be charged with reckless endangerment. If you are shooting at night, you could be charged with disturbing the peace.

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My son-in-law worked several years as a county deputy. Now is Assistant Police Chief. He says as long as you have a proper backstop it is perfectly legal. If you do not have a proper backstop, you can be charged with reckless endangerment. If you are shooting at night, you could be charged with disturbing the peace.

Depends on the caliber. It is perfectly legal to shoot rimfire while hunting at night.

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