Someone shot at my drone

[ChrisW81]

Federal Law protects aircraft from such acts...we are required to register our drones with the FAA, are we not also protected...just asking

We are protected somewhat. What I meant in my previous post is whether his particular county/city has their own rules against a person using a firearm to shoot a drone. Countryside? Probably allowed. Within City Jurisdiction? Probably not.
But if it’s not on video, then it’s really one word against the other. If a fires round ends up injuring or killing someone then that person is screwed and will be charged with negligence or a higher charge.

Unless one is bird hunting, no pun intended, then one should never shoot into the air. Just the way I was brought up.

 

[InvisibleName]

Gun laws are not going to stop anything as anyone can get whatever anytime illegally .
And we shall not go there !

As you - let’s not go there!

 

[dirkclod]

OK guy's I said earlier we were not going to make this firearm related .
I have deleted the last 3 post because of it and will resort to what I also posted in post #14 if it continues .





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[MrsTreat]

It's the guys 2nd Amendment Right to shoot at your drone. Don't chip away at our beloved amendment. )

 

[DroningOn]

It's the guys 2nd Amendment Right to shoot at your drone. Don't chip away at our beloved amendment. )

It’s no more your 2nd amendment right to destroy somebody’s property as it is your 1st amendment right to yell fire in a crowded theater. Sheesh!

 

[colinfowler]

That is when I found out one of my drunken idiot neighbors had fired a shotgun

Drunk, idiot, fired shotgun.
I would just avoid at all cost in the future.
No real point in reporting to anyone without proof.

 

[maelledge]

I’m not going to do anything about it. If he decides to go drone hunting then things might change but he gets a pass on it this time. I didn’t want to start a debate on the 2nd amendment because I am gun owner also. I don’t want any of my rights infringed on, but I don’t want my drone shot down either. Now that he knows who it belongs to, I don’t think it will happen again. And yes I will be avoiding his house just to be nice.

 

[colinfowler]

I’m not going to do anything about it. If he decides to go drone hunting then things might change but he gets a pass on it this time. I didn’t want to start a debate on the 2nd amendment because I am gun owner also. I don’t want any of my rights infringed on, but I don’t want my drone shot down either. Now that he knows who it belongs to, I don’t think it will happen again. And yes I will be avoiding his house just to be nice.

I hope this will be an end to your neighbor problem, it's good to be nice

 

[Classic flyer]

Hey she's just a girl

It’s no more your 2nd amendment right to destroy somebody’s property as it is your 1st amendment right to yell fire in a crowded theater. Sheesh!

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[RickMC]

It's the guys 2nd Amendment Right to shoot at your drone. Don't chip away at our beloved amendment. )

No, it isn’t. The 2nd Amendment doesn’t give you the right to shoot at someone’s property for no good reason. The drone wasn’t threatening his life or safety.

 

[dirkclod]

OK guys/Gals this isn't going to go into a 2nd Amendment debate whether it concerns a drone or not .
@maelledge I agree with your last post and believe we will leave this at that before I have to do anymore Moderation in this thread .Good luck where you are and just be aware .
Now I am going to do what I said earlier if this continued folks .

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