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I have not yet got an answer yet as to what my legal recourses are and am going to follow that avenue as far as I can. As others suggested, it may be a good idea to get a feeling after talking with them but was going to wait if the shooting starts again (in case the sheriff did talk with them...

A family member of mine is an NRA Range Safety Officer (and former national competitive shooter...some pretty neat stuff) so as someone else also mentioned, I am approaching this as a safety issue and not a 2A issue...my approach and thinking now is "how would you feel if someone was shooting...

I know they do not matter for a personal firing range but since this is a stated business, unsure if it changes at all (I think it does come into play for a business with a firing range). I hope to learn more early next week and probably will visit. There really is not another direction...there...

Thanks for the information on that...that was horrible.

No...not the anti-government stuff...I would envision more of I am a great shot and I do not need a backstop or be told what to do...and more of an avoidance of a heated conversation (me included)...will not rule it out though after I obtain more information as to what is actually allowed...and...

I think in a part and stage of my life years ago, I would have been there in a heartbeat but now, I feel I probably would have escalated the situation. For me, adding more possible conflict is something I would rather wait to address. While this is not my township, I was also hoping for...

This article does show the frustration on both sides...homeowners and LE. Now to add a twist, since this person has a listed business at his home address and this business deals, in part, in customizing firearms, does this now mean the firing range needs to meet the NRA standards for a...

Perhaps I was naive, but I really thought that the sheriff would respond after a few hours and that would have been the end of it.

I believe the law that allows the unregulated shooting dates back to 1875: General Township Authority for Regulating Firearms a. Townships have only those powers expressly conferred upon them or those necessarily implied therefrom. Trustees of New London Township v. Minor (1875) 26 Ohio St...

This is not from my area but helps explain some of the Ohio law: http://www.chroniclet.com/Local-News/2017/03/14/Township-residents-discuss-shooting-safety.html

Thanks for the responses.... I seriously thought about talking with him but was thinking along the lines that since I do not know what type of person he is and the fact they are shooting towards my house without any protection (the lack of common sense point), perhaps it was better to let the...

I live in the more residential area of a township in Ohio. Recently, a neighbor that lives about 800 feet to the east of me and that works on guns at home, starting shooting firearms into a woodpile. This woodpile lacks any NRA recommended firearm range safety measures. When the guns are...

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