Arkansas lawmaker pulls youth shooting sports bill for revisions after

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The article, published January 21, 2025, covers:

• •House Bill 1007 - Proposed legislation by Rep. Chad Puryear (R-Hindsville) to regulate liability and provide immunity at youth shooting sports events
• •Committee Concerns - The Arkansas House Judiciary Committee requested revisions due to vague language and missing definitions
• •Key Issues Raised:
• •Lack of distinction between for-profit and nonprofit shooting ranges
• •No requirement for event insurance
• •"Youth" definition omitted from the bill
• •No victim recourse under proposed immunity
• •Missing statistics on whether the bill would increase youth shooting opportunities

• •Youth Shooting Sports Context - The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission records statewide youth shooting sports including trap shooting, with teams representing schools, 4-H clubs, and church youth groups

• •Committee Members' Statements:
• •Rep. Andrew Collins (D-Little Rock) emphasized that litigation threat encourages safety compliance
• •Rep. Ashley Hudson (D-Little Rock) highlighted insurance gaps in the proposal
• •Rep. Nicole Clowney (D-Fayetteville) noted fundamental differences between equine events (the bill's model) and firearms

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