Safety Procedures:

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Four Universal Firearms safety rules:

1. Treat Every gun as if it is loaded

2. Never point a gun at anything you don't intend to destroy

3. Never put your finger on the trigger until you have made the decision to fire

4. Know what your target is and what is beyond your target

 

Range Day Firearms Procedures for shooters with their own firearms

1. Every firearm needs to remain in a case or needs to be flagged when not at a shooting bay

2. Ammunition needs to remain out of all weapons and magazines until at the staging station

3. At the staging station magazines may be loaded with ammunition, but MUST NOT BE PLACED INTO THE FIREARM

4. Once at the shooting bay at the command of the range master firearms may be loaded and shoot must take the low ready position with the muzzle pointing down range.

5. Once the course of fire is complete, magazine must be cleared and firearm must be cleared with a visual and physical check

 

Courses of fire procedures:

1. Always follow the command of the ranger masters

2. If commands are not followed or procedures are not followed you will be asked to leave the premises

3. Our goal is an OVERT DISPLAY of safety.

4. If a shooter is firing their own weapons see above procedure.

5. If shooter is firing weapons provided by the event, the range master will load magazine, firearm and place on the shooting table with muzzle down range

6. At the command of the range master the shooter will pick up the firearm and assume the low ready position with the firearm muzzle down range

 

Firearm restrictions:

1. .22LR firearms do not qualify for the shooting competition

2. Pistol event targets will be steel plate. No magnums will be allowed for these events.

 

Range Day Courses of Fire:

Pistol:

1. Shooting for time on 5 steel plates between 10 and 20 yards

2. Time will be based on how long it takes to hit all 5 plates or until shooter runs out of ammunition

3. No penalties for misses.

4. A penalty of 3 seconds will be added for every plate NOT shot

5. A shooter may not shot a plate more than one time

6. 10 maximum rounds per magazine and/or 10 rounds total for the course of fire

 

Rifle:

1. Shooting for time on 3 steel plates at 100 yards, 125 yards and 150 yards

2. Time will be based on how long it takes to hit all 3 plates or until shooter runs out of ammunition

3. No penalties for misses.

4. A penalty of 3 seconds will be added for every plate NOT shot

5. A shooter may not shot a plate more than one time

6. 10 maximum rounds per magazine and/or 10 rounds total for the course of fire

 

Skeet Shooting:

1. Shooting for accuracy at a sequence of 5 clay pigeons

2. When shooter yells “pull” a single clay pigeon will be launched

3. Every shoot who hits all 5 clays will be entered into the final contest. The final contest will consist of "knock out" for the final winner.

4. A maximum of 1 shell per sequence of fire.