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About LinkBacksI was out shooting last night with a mate on his lifestyle block (20acres). No issues - but the neighbour came over for a beer afterwards (he heard us even on subsonic .22) and we started to discuss where can you legally shoot or rather not shoot. The law refers to "built up areas" ... what does this really mean? If I'm on 20 acres I'm okay unless I'm beside 2x1 acre house plots. Are there any facts or stats or is it a subjective situation based on basic firearm safety principles.
Any coppers or experts out there willing to share their legal thoughts? Facts please ... cheers Gunzrrr
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