Indoor Range Rules

Indoor Range Rules

RANGE CANNOT BE USED WITHOUT A CLUB MEMBER PRESENT
EVERYONE ON THE RANGE MUST HAVE EAR AND EYE PROTECTION.

NOT ALLOWED: 22 magnum rifle, 17 caliber anything, FN5.7, Sig Sauer P320 and it's variants, center fire rifle cartridges, shotguns or black powder firearms. The only long guns allowed are 22 rimfire. That means no centerfire pistol cartridge carbines

- All jacketed bullets must be lead core. No steel core(hard ball) or steel jacketed ammo can be used.
- Nothing with a power factor above factory 44 magnum is allowed. Use target loads on the range. It makes no sense to use max loads indoors. List of approved calibers is posted or ask a club officer.
- Place target all the way to the backstop. If you need to be closer move downrange, but do it only when there is nobody else using the range.
-Shoot only your target. Shoot paper targets only
- Do not shoot the walls, ceiling, center posts or lane numbers. (remember, there is video surveillance on the range)
- Each shooter is responsible for policing their brass. Place brass in proper barrel. Leave the range cleaner and neater than you found it.
- Members may bring guests, they must sign a release that are in the target holder. Same guest only one time per year.
- No loaded firearms can be handled in the club room.
- Range is always reserved for scheduled events (check calendar)
- Alcohol and or prescription drugs and firearms do not mix. Shoot then relax.
- Be sure to close the fan door, shut off the fan (vents close automatically) and lights. The door between the range and the club room stays open. Be sure the outside door is locked as you leave.

This is your range. Treat it as you would your own property. Take care of it. If there is a problem that you can fix, fix it. If not report it to a club officer. Use common sense and shoot safely.

RULES VIOLATIONS WILL RESULT IN PERMANENT MEMBERSHIP REVOCATION (05/16/20)