RANGE RULES

All commands given by a Range Safety Officer must be followed.

Range Safety Officers may inspect all firearms and ammunition.

Eye and ear protection must be worn at all times while on the range.

All firearms must be cased and unloaded while entering the facility (except for legally concealed handguns).

Concealed guns may not be removed from concealment at any time while in the facility or range.

No drawing from a holster at any time.

All weapons must be un-cased and re-cased on top of the bench, muzzle facing downrange.

Never move un-cased weapons out of the booth or below the bench.

Always keep the muzzle pointed down range. Never point the muzzle towards the ceiling, sidewalls, floor, yourself or another person (see Universal Gun Safety Rule #2).

Do not hand loaded weapons to each other.

All targets must be full size. Smaller targets must be taped to a full-size target or cardboard.

Targets must be hung/taped and shot at eye level to prevent carrier, track, ceiling and floor damage.

All weapons must be equipped with a sighting system.

The use of slings is prohibited.

No rapid fire.

No handgun bench rest shooting.

Rifle bench rest shooting is only allowed with a permanently attached bi-pod or rented shooting block. A chair must be used for bench resting and targets must be set to 75 ft.

Only shoot targets within your shooting lane.