Sick Of The Range? Where to Go!

Published on March 28, 2016
Duration: 4:23

Frustrated with range restrictions? This video explores legal outdoor shooting locations, primarily focusing on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land. It emphasizes contacting local BLM offices for current regulations, understanding potential restrictions like fire bans, and always using a proper backstop. Utilizing BLM maps is crucial to identify permissible areas and avoid trespassing, especially in Western states.

Quick Summary

To find legal outdoor shooting locations, contact your local Bureau of Land Management (BLM) field office. They manage public lands and can provide information on designated shooting areas and current regulations, helping you find legal spots outside of traditional ranges.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Range Frustrations & Outdoor Shooting Intro
  2. 01:08Finding Spots via Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
  3. 01:48BLM Shooting Regulations & Safety Backstops
  4. 02:44Using BLM Maps for Legal Shooting Areas
  5. 03:52Conclusion: Enjoying Outdoor Shooting Freedom

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I find legal places to shoot firearms outdoors?

Contact your local Bureau of Land Management (BLM) field office. They manage public lands and can provide information on designated shooting areas and current regulations, helping you find legal spots outside of traditional ranges.

What are the main safety concerns when shooting on BLM land?

Always ensure you have a proper backstop, such as a hill or berm, to stop projectiles. Be aware of local laws, potential fire restrictions, and avoid shooting in areas with high public traffic or near private property.

Are there specific rules for shooting on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land?

Yes, shooting on BLM land is subject to local laws and potential temporary restrictions like fire bans. Always check with the local BLM office and use designated areas, ensuring you have a safe backstop and are not trespassing.

Where can I find maps of BLM land for shooting?

You can obtain BLM maps from the Bureau of Land Management itself, often available through their official website or local field offices. These maps are crucial for identifying public land boundaries and designated areas.

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