The proposed bill aims to regulate liability for shooting sports events in Arkansas by providing immunity to certain individuals involved in hosting these events. It introduces a new section to the Arkansas Code that defines a "shooting sports event" and outlines the conditions under which a host is not liable for injuries or deaths resulting from the inherent risks associated with such events. Specifically, the bill states that a host is not liable unless they provide faulty equipment, fail to assess a participant's ability to engage safely, or are aware of dangerous conditions at the facility without providing adequate warnings.

Additionally, the bill mandates that hosts of shooting sports events must post clear warning signs at the event location, informing participants of the inherent risks involved. The signs must include a specific warning notice in a legible format, emphasizing that hosts are not liable for injuries or deaths resulting from these risks. This legislation seeks to encourage participation in shooting sports by clarifying liability issues and ensuring that necessary precautions are communicated effectively.