Oklahoma
In reply to the discussion: Oklahoma man doing target practice in his backyard accused of fatally shooting woman blocks away [View all]Squaredeal
(707 posts)In a state that restricts most hunting by firearms to shotguns, due to the states population density, one can still legally target shoot with a high-powered semi-automatic weapon on private property, in a residential neighborhood, even up to a neighbors property line, with no distance restrictions to the neighbors private residence, as long as the shooter is using some sort of berm to stop the bullets. Many municipalities have their own ordinances prohibiting or restricting this practice, but others dont. My town doesnt have any restrictions and no one has been shot this way, so far. Where I live, all have been due to domestic violence, with the wife usually on the receiving end, while the husband was typically cleaning a loaded firearm in the house, in the middle of the night, etc.