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I'm not familiar enough with the topic to really have anything useful to add. My general rule when it comes to article leads is "a bright 14 year old with no prior knowledge of the incident, who read only the lead, would come away knowing what happened, why the incident is considered significant, and (once the dust has settled) what the consequences were". I concur with the WP:BEBOLD advice above, and would also say "make sure you come back in a month or so and reassess" as by then there will be a better picture of whether it prompted any proposed changes in the law, redesign of buildings etcetera. ‑ Iridescent12:30, 21 November 2017 (UTC)Reply
Hi, Iridescent. Read WP:LEADCREATE, then pick some facts from each article section and salt them into the lead. No subject knowledge is needed. There is even a template at that page for creating a lead in such a fashion. Having fun! Cheers! {{u|Checkingfax}} {Talk}04:56, 22 November 2017 (UTC)Reply
The shootings led to domestic and international debate over the control of ghost guns and gun-licensing law in the United States. – Where does it mention international debates in the body paragraphs?
Coroner: Tehama County Coroner's Office – I know it's "obvious", but this isn't cited anywhere in the body paragraphs. To be included here, it needs a ref elsewhere per WP:INFOBOXCITE.
Barbara Glisan (aka Gilsan) – I made a change here. Please check it.
His motive is unclear.[22][23][24][25][26] – No need to cluster so many sources here. One or two is fine. Consider removing the citekill.
The first shooting report to 9-1-1 was placed at 7:54 a.m., and Neal died at 8:19 a.m.—a duration of 25 minutes.[28] – I like this here. I would say you should remove "The 25-minute" mention before so it doesn't seem redundant.
Mercy Medical Center in Redding, or UC Davis Medical Center in Davis for treatment.[2][15][23][24][25][26] – Same here with the citekill. Consider merging or trimming.
Victims' families were left struggling to pay for medical expenses and some turned to online fundraisers. – Is there mention in the source or in others about how much money they were able to gather?
A bit too detailed and may not require a section in itself. I think the distances to other cities/towns may not be too relevant for this article. You already mentioned it is a rural and isolated community. Perhaps you can add the The community is located 120 miles (190 kilometers) northwest of Sacramento, 25 miles (40 km) southwest of Red Bluff, and 25 miles (40 km) northwest of Corning. as a footnote. What are your thoughts on that?