10) Holsters are not allowed
(Exceptions: law enforcement, security training, steel shoot)
11) Ammunition not allowed
a) Armor piercing or steel core
b) FMJ on 100 yd range
c) Tracer ammo
d) .50 BMG caliber
e) Magnums other than .22 on inside range
f) Wolf ammo (steel core) on inside range
g) No .22 ammo on the 100 yd range
12) No live ammo or miss-fired ammo is to be placed in the trash cans.
13) Disruptive behavior: Anyone participating in horseplay, loud, abusive or profane language will be asked to leave the premises.
14) Alcohol or illegal drugs are prohibited at the range. Persons believed to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be refused use of the range.
15) Children anywhere on the property must be supervised by an adult and wear hearing protection in the vicinity of shooting activities.
16) Smoking is prohibited indoors and on the outdoor firing line.
17) Dogs are not allowed outside of vehicles on range property.
18) Black Powder
a) May not be stored on range property.
b) May be carried into the building only in a safe, sealed container.
c) Containers must be sealed on the firing line.
d) Smoking is prohibited within 15 feet of a black powder shooter on the firing line.
e) Black powder firearm must be charged from a separate measure, not directly from a flask or powder horn.
19) Young shooters
a) 16-18 years old: No one between the ages of 16 and 18 years old is allowed to shoot handguns unless accompanied by a parent, grandparent, or legal guardian.
b) 18-20 years old: To shoot a handgun, must have a note from their parent or be accompanied by a shooter 21 years or older.
c) No one under 12 years old may shoot (except rifles in the junior club). Over 12 years old must have a signed consent from parent or guardian, stating that the range is not responsible for any accidents they may have while shooting.
20) The range master has final authority and may inspect any firearm or ammunition to be used on the range.
