INDOOR RANGE RULES

1. Center fire pistol shooting shall be subject to the following:

  A. No metal-jacketed bullets allowed.

  B. Only bullets of lead, lead alloy, or plastic jackets are allowed.

  C. Bullet velocities must be less than 825 fps.

Suggested loads are as follows:

a. .38 Special: 2.7 grains Bullseye or 2.8 grains Win. 231 or equal with a 148 grain bullet;

2.8 grains Bullseye or equal with a 158 grain round nose bullet.

b. .45 APC: 3.5 grains Bullseye or 3.8 grains Win. 231 or equal with a 185 or 200 grain

bullet.

c. .32 S&W Long: 2.0 grains Win. 231 with a 85 grain bullet.

Anyone needing assistance on the proper loading densities should ask a pistol range officer

or ask at any membership meeting.

D. Handgun shooting indoors permitted only by a member who holds a current and valid

indoor or outdoor NRA pistol classification card, or has passed the club qualification

test. A guest or family member must also be qualified for handgun use on the indoor

range or be properly supervised.

2. No center-fire rifles allowed.

3. No rim-fire magnums allowed -- such as .17HMR, .22RF magnum or Remington 5MM

Mag. RF., etc.

4. During any formal shoot, only participants and their equipment are permitted upstairs.

5. When not firing or whenever anyone is downrange, ALL firearms must be down, unloaded,

slides back, clips or magazines out, cylinders open and bolts open. No handling of firearms

of any kind when anyone is downrange.

This item cannot be stressed enough as it is the category in which most of the firearms

violations, or accidents occur.

6. Eye and ear protection is required at all times on the range when shooting is being

conducted. This includes shooters and spectators.

7. No person, member or non-member, shall fire a full automatic firearm without majority

approval of the Executive Board. All full auto firearms must be legally owned.

OUTDOOR RANGE RULES

1. No shooting (rim-fire, center-fire, or shotshell) before 9:00 A.M.

2. No center fire shooting after 10:00 P.M.

3. No other shooting on the same range during organized matches.

4. Outdoor lights to be used for organized shooting only.

5. Shoot from correct firing point; if target is on point #1, shoot from point #1.

6. Plinking may be done only on the trap range. Targets are to be placed on the bank and

toward the base of the mound. No glass or stones. Typical plinking targets are tin cans or

clay birds. All debris shall be cleaned up after use.

7. Targets must be properly hung on frames. Do not place target over vertical or horizontal

portion of frame.

8. On trap range, trap shooters and not-trap (combat, plinkers, etc.) shooters will exercise

courtesy and share the range on 15-minute relay basis.

9. Regularly scheduled organized club events shall have priority of range use.

10. When not firing or whenever anyone is downrange, all firearms must be down, unloaded,

slides or bolts back, clips or magazines out, cylinders open. No firearm handling of any

kind when someone is downrange.

No handling of muzzle loading firearms when anyone is downrange.

This item cannot be stressed enough, as it is the category in which most of the firearm

violations, or accidents, occur.

11. Eye and ear protection is required at all times on the range when shooting is being

conducted. This includes shooters and spectators.