Range Rules
Guidelines and expectations to be followed while shooting and attending the gun ranges.
- ALWAYS keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction.(a)
- ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
- ALWAYS keep the firearm unloaded until ready to use.
- Firearms must be unloaded with the actions open before anyone goes down range.
- No firearms may be handled when people are down range.
- Stand behind the safety line when people are down range.
- No shooting from behind the safety line.
- Uncontrolled rapid-fire is prohibited.
- No alcohol or intoxicated persons are allowed on the ranges.
- Range Safety Officers have the authority to rule anyone “off the firing line” for any
perceived safety concerns. Objections may only be addressed to the Board of Directors.
- Fully automatic fire only permitted with EFGA full auto card.
- Paper, cardboard and club-provided steel are the only allowed targets.
- Junior members (10 to 17) must be supervised by an adult member at all times.
- Shooters are required to abide by the special rules that may be posted at each range.
- Drawing from the holster is only allowed on the action range (Range 4).
- Members and guests will conduct themselves in a safe and orderly manner.
- Shooting hours start at 10:00 am on Sundays and 8:00 am on other days.
- Shooting hours end at the time posted at the entrance.
- All members and guests MUST use hearing and eye protection at all times.
- If there is no club-appointed Range Safety Officer present, the first shooter using
the range will act as the Safety Officer.
- Do not post targets in front of the support studs.
- Range use is limited to one hour if other members are waiting.
- Remove your targets and pick up your brass when you are finished shooting.
- Membership cards must be clearly visible at all times when on club property.
- All members and guests must sign in at each range before shooting.
- The last shooter of the day must lock the front gate.
perceived safety concerns. Objections may only be addressed to the Board of Directors.
the range will act as the Safety Officer.
(a) Safe Direction is defined as:
RIFLE RANGE ( RANGE 5 )
1. DOWN RANGE – Muzzle pointed toward the targets
2. UP – Muzzle pointed toward the sky
OTHER RANGES ( RANGES 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6)
1. DOWN RANGE – Muzzle pointed toward the targets
2. UP – Muzzle pointed toward the sky
3. DOWN – Muzzle pointed toward the dirt or floor