The proposed bill aims to regulate liability for shooting sports events in Arkansas by providing immunity to hosts of such events under specific conditions. It introduces a new section, 16-120-805, which states that a host is generally not liable for injuries or deaths resulting from the inherent risks associated with shooting sports. However, this immunity does not apply in cases where the host provides faulty equipment, fails to assess a participant's ability to engage safely, or is aware of dangerous conditions at the facility without proper warnings. Additionally, liability is retained for willful misconduct, intentional harm, or violations of product liability laws.

Furthermore, the bill mandates that hosts of shooting sports events must post clear warning signs at the event location, informing participants of the limited liability under Arkansas law. These signs must be prominently displayed and contain specific wording to ensure participants are aware of the inherent risks involved in shooting sports. This legislation seeks to balance the promotion of shooting sports while ensuring safety and accountability in the event of accidents.