Here in Alaska, along the Yukon; I have a 200 yard range. Nice to reload, set up chrono, and shoot off my back porch T bench.
I have one neighbor,(200 yards away), viet vet, shooting really gets him upset, bothers him; so to get along I usually only shoot when he's gone, and he travels often so it isn't such a big deal. For several years, we went around about my range. When I started shooting, every couple days for an hour or two; he'd start blowing off this air horn. I guess he was ready to call the cops which are 200 miles away and no restrictions where I call home. So When another friend told me it was all about Vietnam, I stopped shooting and approached the neighbor to see how we could settle this. I got a good neighbor now, not one that is ready to shoot me. Best thing I ever did actually. I reload, then when neighbor goes on one of his trips, I shoot for a few hours for several days in a row.
Funny, my neighbor told me that when I shot the 30-378, it shook his windows. I think the biggest problem with neighbors is the noise.
Lucky for me, all my neighbors shoot and the guy closest to me is my brother and we frequently shoot together.
The only person I was afraid would give me trouble lives on the other side of a hill and I put my range directly across from the hill minimizing the noise.
One of my neighbors has a full auto I hear ripping off rounds from time to time, I need to get to know him.