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<blockquote data-quote="bert2368" data-source="post: 1492084" data-attributes="member: 93675"><p>The range runs for 300 yards along our property line, mostly screened from sight by the mound of picked out field stones overgrown with field edge bushes and saplings. Unless range is active (noisy!) or they were shooters, it would be unlikely someone would notice and figure out what the berm, gongs, target holders and benches at 100, 200 & 300 yards on a mowed lane might mean. We (company owners and employees) are the only users, it's not a public range. In the summer (when property was sold to them) we are out on jobs or working on other side of property preparing for jobs, I seldom have time to hit the range from the end of May until about the middle of September (we are a display fireworks and special effects company).</p><p></p><p>I am sure the realtor wouldn't disclose what was next door, even if they knew. When the property on the OTHER side changed hands, the buyers didn't know and realtor (who DID know) did not inform them. The new neighbor figured it out after a month or so, and freaked right out. They had moved to the country at least partly so they could have HORSES. Horses are stupid about loud noises, and occasionally we make noises related to our work which are MUCH louder than rifle fire.</p><p></p><p>Realtors wants to make the sale. Knowing what is next door = maybe they don't make that sale as fast. They walk away with the fees, their ex clients and us have to live with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bert2368, post: 1492084, member: 93675"] The range runs for 300 yards along our property line, mostly screened from sight by the mound of picked out field stones overgrown with field edge bushes and saplings. Unless range is active (noisy!) or they were shooters, it would be unlikely someone would notice and figure out what the berm, gongs, target holders and benches at 100, 200 & 300 yards on a mowed lane might mean. We (company owners and employees) are the only users, it's not a public range. In the summer (when property was sold to them) we are out on jobs or working on other side of property preparing for jobs, I seldom have time to hit the range from the end of May until about the middle of September (we are a display fireworks and special effects company). I am sure the realtor wouldn't disclose what was next door, even if they knew. When the property on the OTHER side changed hands, the buyers didn't know and realtor (who DID know) did not inform them. The new neighbor figured it out after a month or so, and freaked right out. They had moved to the country at least partly so they could have HORSES. Horses are stupid about loud noises, and occasionally we make noises related to our work which are MUCH louder than rifle fire. Realtors wants to make the sale. Knowing what is next door = maybe they don't make that sale as fast. They walk away with the fees, their ex clients and us have to live with it. [/QUOTE]
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