On November 15, veterans in Ohio can access public shooting ranges for free, as the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife waives the usual permit fees. This special initiative aims to thank veterans for their service while providing them a safe environment to practice with rifles, shotguns, handguns, and archery equipment.
The free access applies to all Class A, B, and C ranges, which typically require permits costing $5 for a day or $24 annually. Veterans will find opportunities to engage in supervised and unsupervised shooting activities, as well as clay target practice across various facilities. This initiative not only highlights the state’s support for veterans but also encourages community engagement in shooting sports.
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