Generally speaking, based on what I've seen discussed on this forum:
- Keep projectiles on YOUR property, away from YOUR NEIGHBOR'S property.
- Refrain from annoying your neighbors with early morning or late evening shooting. (Shooting the whole blessed day annoys them too).
- Be nice to the Deputy or CO that visits you because of a report of gunfire. They are usually sympathetic to you unless you're being an asshat.
- Lots of / large volume discharges of Tannerite will bring the LEOs mentioned above.
- Get acquainted with your neighbors before you have all of your friends over for range day.
- If you see your neighbor is having an event with lots of visitors, disengage for another day.
That is a start. The laws for rural firearm discharge in Indiana typically aren't there, you're free to shoot on your private property.
Generally speaking, based on what I've seen discussed on this forum:
- Keep projectiles on YOUR property, away from YOUR NEIGHBOR'S property.
- Refrain from annoying your neighbors with early morning or late evening shooting. (Shooting the whole blessed day annoys them too).
- Be nice to the Deputy or CO that visits you because of a report of gunfire. They are usually sympathetic to you unless you're being an asshat.
- Lots of / large volume discharges of Tannerite will bring the LEOs mentioned above.
- Get acquainted with your neighbors before you have all of your friends over for range day.
- If you see your neighbor is having an event with lots of visitors, disengage for another day.
That is a start. The laws for rural firearm discharge in Indiana typically aren't there, you're free to shoot on your private property.