
Firing Line
- Shooting in front of the 25-yard firing line is
permitted.
- The firing line is set by the person who is
positioned farthest downrange (closest to the berm). This is determined on a
first-arrived basis and may be mutually agreed upon when other shooters arrive.
- Once the firing line has been established, no
one may handle firearms behind the firing line.
- Firearms must be unloaded and holstered, bagged
or cased when moving to and from the firing line.
Approved Ammunition and Firearms
- Armor-piercing, tracer, and incendiary ammunition are
prohibited on club property.
- Handguns and .22 Long Rifle firearms (rimfire rifles)
are permitted in the Steel Pit. Shotguns,
pistol-caliber carbines, and all centerfire rifles are strictly
prohibited.
Approved Targets & Placement
- Approved targets in the Steel Pit are limited to steel
plate targets mounted on a fixed stand.
- Only club installed targets may be used.
- Outside of sanctioned competitions, all shooting on
the Steel Pit must be conducted from a minimum distance of 15 yards.
- Paper targets are not allowed in the Steel Pit.
- Cross-firing is prohibited.
- Equipment may be placed on a small stand, bench or
barrel when resetting targets.
Holsters & Special Use
Drawing from a holster is allowed in the Steel Pit with the following stipulations.
- Dominant side hip and appendix holsters are
permitted.
- Cross-draw and rearward-facing holsters are
prohibited.
- Firearm safeties must be engaged while drawing.
- Drawing and holstering is permitted only at the
established firing line.
Hours or Operation
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Range hours are from 9:00 AM to sunset as
published by Weather.com or on a smartphone.