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Scattergun Bob · December 28, 2009, 04:04 PM

You did not say what part of the state you lived in. Here on the East side of the state, shooting in state open land and the National forest is OK. It is not OK to shoot in state gravel pits, along the roadside or in areas of state parks. There are also some county regulations to consider.

Range selection and safety are of utmost importance, lots of folks doing all kinds of adventures on open land. I generally walk the area that I plink in and make sure I have a VERY safe backstop before I let fly.

Good Luck & Be Safe

December 28, 2009, 04:04 PM	#2
Scattergun Bob Senior Member Join Date: February 29, 2008 Location: Nine Mile Falls, Washington Posts: 1,186	Ishyid You did not say what part of the state you lived in. Here on the East side of the state, shooting in state open land and the National forest is OK. It is not OK to shoot in state gravel pits, along the roadside or in areas of state parks. There are also some county regulations to consider. Range selection and safety are of utmost importance, lots of folks doing all kinds of adventures on open land. I generally walk the area that I plink in and make sure I have a VERY safe backstop before I let fly. Good Luck & Be Safe __________________ First, with the most, WINS! Regards, Scattergun Bob