1) All members will be required to show evidence of
membership upon request.
2) Trash, used targets, spent brass, etc., are to be
deposited in trash receptacles provided. It is the responsibility of
each member to pick up his/her own trash and that of guests he/she may
have at the range.
3) Each member is permitted two guests while he/she is
personally present at the range. After three visits, a guest will be
expected to join the club to continue enjoying its privileges. Associate
members are not allowed guests. This rule shall not apply to visitors at
Club-sponsored matches nor to junior shooter groups using the range with
permission of the Executive Committee, nor to non-members attending
Club-sponsored activities such as Sighting-In-Day, Hunter Safety
Instruction Courses, etc.
4) All non-members (member’s family and guest)
must be accompanied by member.
5) Climbing on or digging in earthen backstops is
forbidden.
6) Pets are not allowed on the firing area.
7) DRIVE ONLY ON CLUB ROADS.
RANGE SAFETY RULES
1) Treat every gun as if it were loaded until you have
personally proved otherwise.
2) Breeches of every gun on the range will be kept open
at all times except when actually on the firing line and ready to fire.
Revolvers must have the cylinder hinged open and automatic pistols will
have the clip removed and the slide locked back.
3) Keep the muzzles pointed downrange in a safe
direction.
4) Firing shall be done from an approved
firing point with all shots
directed at the backstop:
(A) Pistol Range / All firing is to be directed into
12’ high impact berms. THE SIDE BERMS ARE NOT TO BE USED AS IMPACT
BERMS OR BACKSTOPS.
(B) Rifle Range / All firing is
to be direct into 12’ high impact berms. THE 200 AND 300-YARD RANGES
ARE TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR SHOOTING AT THOSE DISTANCES ONLY.
MID-RANGE TARGETS ARE NOT ALLOWED. (SINGLE SHOT ONLY @ 100 – 200 –
300).
(C) Rapid Fire Range / All
shooting other than single shot shall be at this range.
5) Upon the command "Cease Firing," all arms will
immediately be unloaded. Actions will be opened, cylinders out, and
slides back and will remain so until the command to commence firing is
given.
6) No shooter shall be permitted to go downrange to
inspect his target until all firing has ceased, all guns are unloaded,
actions open, and muzzles pointed downrange. No one will be permitted to
handle any firearms when persons are downrange.
7) Only paper targets shall be used on the rifle and
pistol ranges (steel-swinging target allowed on pistol range). Use only
the wooden target frames furnished by the Club. Shooting at tin cans,
rocks, glass bottles, etc., is specifically prohibited. No metal
targets allowed at rifle range, unless approved by Executive Board.
Shotgun range shall use club provided regulation targets.
8) Use of intoxicants is prohibited.
