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Originally Posted by kristen729
is a firearm backdrop legal in pa?
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Lemme take a stab...
I am making the assumption that you are referring to a range backstop or berm, that would stop the trajectory of a bullet. Yes, having a backstop on your property is legal, however the discharge of your firearm may not be. Most cities and incorporated municipalities have ordinances prohibiting the discharge of firearms with the city limits.
Where I used to live in Saylorsburg, I was able to have a backstop and since I didn't live withing the city limits, I could shoot until my wrist broke. I didn't, but I could have.
Ignore 338winmag. He just discovered the opposable thumb and it's confusing him.
