What to do
Bring your firearms unloaded and in a case. Check in with the range office and sign in.
Range commands
Periodic cease fires are called whenver targets need to be reset. Range commands are:
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Complete your firing - finish up the ammunition that's already loaded in your firearm
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Clear and unload your firearm
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Place it on the bench with the action open and chamber visible from the rear
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Step behind the yellow line
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Cease fire - do NOT pull the trigger once this command is given.
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Clear and unload your firearm immediately
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Place it on the bench with the action open and chamber visible from the rear
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Step behind the yellow line
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The line is safe, you may go forward - with your target supplies already in hand, you may tend to your target
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After you've reset targets, stand behind the yellow line
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The line is hot - you may approach your position, handle firearms and commence firing
Cease Fire may be called at anytime, not only when it is time to change targets. Anyone may call Cease Fire if they feel there is any unsafe condition
What to bring
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Your firearm
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Correct ammunition for the firearm
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Eye protection
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Ear protection
.22 Rifles
.22 rimfire rifles may be fired on this range. Daily, there are many reactive targets set at 50 to 100 meters for plinking. Once a month a .22 rifle match is held. Course of fire is 40 metallic silhouette targets. 10 each of:
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chickens @ 25 meters
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pigs @ 50 meters
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turkeys @ 75 meters
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rams @ 100 meters
Categories are:
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Light rifle
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7 1/2 lbs and lighter including sights
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2 lb trigger or more
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Heavy rifle
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more than 7/12 lbs
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no trigger minimum
All shooting is to be done from an offhand standing position. No slings or butt hooks. Iron or telescopic sights okay. Cost is $5.00 per entry. Includes hot dog lunch. Cash prizes.
Last Updated (Saturday, 20 February 2010 07:23)