Shooting on Private Property questions

[EaCarrr]

[Fjold]

Most cities and counties have specific regulations about it. Your best bet is to look up the location's regulations/codes on line.

[baih777]

Most cities and counties have specific regulations about it. Your best bet is to look up the location's regulations/codes on line.

^^^^^^^^ do this.

There may be a law. No discharging of firearms within city limits. Or within county limits.

[the86d]

If talking Aguanga, Anza, Sage, those are not incorporated, and considered rural.

In Riverside County a quick search yields something that appears to be applicable also:
"Section 3. It shall be unlawful in either the Western Zone or the Eastern Zone for any person to shoot or discharge any firearm within 300 yards of any occupied or unoccupied building, house or dwelling place, without the written consent of the owner or occupant thereof, or any shotgun within 150 yards, or any other firearm within 300 yards of any corral, paddock, feed yard, dairy, barn or other farm building where cattle, horses, sheep or other animals are raised, milked, fed, trained, housed or confined, without the written consent of the owner or operator thereof, or within 300 yards of any park, public campgrounds, or state riding and hiking trail, or for any person to shoot or discharge within 300 yards of any public highway, public road or public street any firearm other than a shotgun used in lawfully hunting game pursuant to a valid hunting license."

MOST of what you reference appears to be Riverside county:

[FISHNFRANK]

Fire

[the86d]

I have a coworker in the area, and I think in the someone could probably make some money in recovered lead and copper, as there is a LOT buried there, at least in the impact areas...

[BillyMays]

I don't know if it's legal. However, I do know the value of being a good neighbor. If it is determined legal it would still be best to have your in-laws talk to each of the nearest neighbors about what they plan to do. Having written permission is even better. A half mile is not far and the neighbors will definitely hear the gunfire. If they don't know what's going on beforehand you may get a friendly visit from the law even if what you're doing is technically legal.

[sigstroker]

150 or 300 yards is pretty nice. It's a quarter miler where I live.

[Calif Hunter]

1/4 mile = 440 yards

My buddy has 480 acres in Anza and has a nice range set up with steep hills as a backstop.

[M1NM]

Look online for a county shooting area map. I know San Berdo has one.

[The War Wagon]

Most cities and counties have specific regulations about it. Your best bet is to look up the location's regulations/codes on line.

If someone can HEAR, it'll get called in. That's pretty much a given these days.

[Duck Killer]

If someone can HEAR, it'll get called in. That's pretty much a given these days.