South Dakota SB103 clarifies that individuals at shooting ranges assume obvious and inherent risks.
South Dakota SB103 adds a new section to chapter 20-9, stating that individuals present at a shooting range assume all associated risks, to the extent the risks are obvious and inherent. These risks include injuries from noise, projectiles, equipment malfunctions, natural terrain variations, and surface or subsurface conditions. The bill defines a shooting range as an area designed for various types of shooting and archery, whether on public or private land and operated by public or private entities.
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