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Range Safety & Etiquette

Firearms must be cased and unloaded when entering the range. Only load and handle firearms in the safety area, and only upon instruction from the Range Officer. Always point firearms down range, wear eye and ear protection, and give priority to those on your right. Announce before firing and follow all instructions from the Range Officer.

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Range Safety & Etiquette

Firearms must be cased and unloaded when entering the range. Only load and handle firearms in the safety area, and only upon instruction from the Range Officer. Always point firearms down range, wear eye and ear protection, and give priority to those on your right. Announce before firing and follow all instructions from the Range Officer.

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RANGE SAFETY & ETIQUETTE

1. Make sure that your firearm is cased and unloaded when you enter a shooting range.
2. The uncasing and casing of your firearm should always take place at the “SAFETY AREA”.
3. The handling of ammunition in any “SAFETY AREA” is prohibited.
4. If allowed to holster, firearm must be unloaded,  hammer down and with no magazine
inserted.  Handling of firearm in any fashion outside the SAFETY AREA is not allowed
without the express authorization of the Range Officer.
5. Eye and ear protection must be worn at all  times while on the shooting range whether
shooting or not.
6. When allowed to handle your firearm, always point   the   muzzle of your firearm down
range.  Never  hold   your firearm if there are people in front  of  you  or  with  people  down
range.
7. In a firing  line  with  no barriers, the person to your  right  is always  given  priority  unless
otherwise stated. 
8. Always announce that you are about to fire before you start shooting to allow people to
prepare for your firing.
9. Load firearm only upon the advice of your Range Officer.
10. The Range Officer is the only ‘boss’ inside the shooting range.

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