Outdoor shooting of firearm on property without reasonable care; prohibition, penalty.
Continued from last session
Summary
The bill lets cities and counties create ordinances that forbid shooting guns outdoors unless the land is at least five acres and the shooter uses reasonable care to keep projectiles on the property. It also creates a presumption that firing across or over a property line without the owner's written permission is careless. Violations would be punished as no more than a Class 1 misdemeanor.
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