Florida Shooters Network

What's the reason?

Is the club run by Fudds? Is there encroaching land development that makes it risky?

Deleted with apology to George W, I misread your post. You were correct/

As soon as the new owner fires a single bullet downrange, the "innocent party" defense under clean up laws is gone and the new owner is liable for cleanup. The new owner can sue the prior owner as a potentially responsible party, but I'm pretty sure there won't be any money there as it wi...

…One might wonder what sort of environmental liability or lead removal/cleanup responsibilities a new owner may inherit by purchasing a defunct shooting range. Any cleanup will be liability of the seller unless FL state law allows for buyer to assume legal liability for cleanup (which would involve...

Before spending money on having a gunsmith rework the gun: First, rule out limp wristing Second, if that's not the cause, for under $10 bucks pop in an increased power recoil spring and see if that fixes the issues. It will correct these issues 95% of the time. Here is an example of one: https://www...

Also definitely did not change ownership:

https://web.bcpa.net/bcpaclient/#/Recor ... 3903010031

It's a reasonable bet the buyer did some diligence and discovered some major issues, but I don't know how Zillow would know about that.

For $450,000 I'll get 10 friends together and buy the property today if I can still shoot there!

That's not a robbery, that's piracy.

Sorry for your loss and all the difficulties you now face.