I don't know were u live in mo. but I live in southern Missouri in the ozarks and I know from personal experience that within city limits it is illegal to shoot a paintball gun without a proper license but outside city limits it is not illegal to walk outside ur porch and shoot ur paintball gun.
~colt~
i think so
No. Because, in order for you to shoot them you would have to get their permission to shoot them. If you accidentally shoot somebody inside your backyard without their permission, it is their fault for being in the yard with someone that has a paintball gun and is shooting it in the first place.
It all depends on your area. If you live back in a heavily wooded area not near the public then it is perfectly fine. However in urban area it is illegal.
no it is not paintball guns are not illegal firearms like other weapons and a paintball guna cant kill you
Yes. As long as it is on your property and not shooting at anyone else's property.
Well it is!
No, as long as you only shoot at your property on your property.
No its not, just dont shoot any property that you do not have permission for.
Due to the tight quarters and high rate of injuries it is illegal.
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It depends on where your backyard is. If it's your backyard and you are in a rural area, you should be OK. But if you are in a less rural area, there may be laws against discharging projectile weapons like BB guns, arrows, and paintball guns.
No. As long as you do not harm anyone or thing, you are free to shoot the marker in your property.