The following are prohibited:

1-Alcoholic beverages or drugs.
2-Shooting at or killing wildlife.
3-Use of abusive or profane language with respect to other shooters.
4-Boisterous, threatening, aggressive, or indecent behavior.
5-Fighting.
6-Destroying or defacing club property.
7-Removal of plants, flowers, fruit, or nuts from club property.
8-Cutting or removal of trees or shrubs, including firewood.
9-Shooting before or after range hours.
10-Littering.
11-Persons under the influence of drugs or alcohol on Association property.
 

Outdoor ranges - 8am until Sunset - Monday through Saturday and 10am until Sunset on Sundays.

IR 50/50 matches on the rifle range may start earlier on Sundays under the direction of the Range Officer assigned to running the match.

Indoor Range - 8am until 10pm Sunday through Saturday.

Scheduled club shoots take precedence. Ranges will be shut down for scheduled work parties and maintenance.

  Safety is a top priority of our Club for ALL members and guests. The following rules must be observed at all Club ranges.

  Specific rules for each individual range are listed on following pages.

  Eye and ear protection are required for everyone on the firing line and those persons near the firing line.

  ALWAYS keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction.
  ALWAYS keep your firearm unloaded unless on the firing line and ready to shoot.
  ALWAYS insure your firearm is unloaded with the chamber open when others are downrange. The use of an Empty Chamber Flag is recommended.
  ALWAYS insure your firearm is unloaded when leaving the firing line or casing your firearm.
  ALWAYS insure there are no others downrange before firing.
  NEVER handle a firearm when others are downrange.
  NEVER handle a firearm while physically or mentally impaired by drugs or alcohol. If on prescription medications, check with your physician.
  Tracer rounds, incendiary rounds and exploding rounds are prohibited.  Armor piercing and steel core rounds are prohibited on the steel targets.
  No eating or drinking or smoking while on the firing line.
  Posted rules on the outdoor rifle and pistol ranges, regarding the Safety      Lights/Horn, must be followed without exception.
  Do not touch another member's or guest's firearm or equipment without their permission.
   ALL guests must be accompanied by a Sustaining or Life member. All members are responsible for guests.
  All guests under 18 years of age and those guests unfamiliar with firearms and safety rules must be closely monitored by the sponsoring member when shooting or handling firearms.
  Only one guest per member is permitted on the firing line at a time.
  Clear the range of empty shell casings and debris before leaving the range.
  No unauthorized driving permitted on the range.

1.Before advancing downrange for yourself and fellow shooters:

  Request that fellow shooters "Make The Line Safe".
  Ensure that the line is safe.
  Sound buzzer and turn the red safety lights on.
  Put the red safety flag out at designated 50 yard and 100 yard post base.

2.All shooters and guests must be away from the shooting benches or stands and behind the yellow safety line when others are downrange.

4.NO ONE is permitted to handle any firearm for any reason while others are downrange and the red safety lights/flag are activated.

5.The person that activated the red safety lights/flag is responsible for turning the red safety lights off/removing the flag after ALL others are back from going downrange. After turning the red lights off announce loudly "The Line is Hot".

1.Before advancing downrange:

  Request that fellow shooters "Make The Line Safe".
  Ensure that the line is safe.
  Sound buzzer and turn the red safety lights on.
  Put the red safety flag out if the red safety lights are not working or as appropriate.

2.All shooters and guests must be away from the shooting benches or stands and behind the yellow safety line when others are downrange.

3.Keep actions open, empty, and safe.  A safety indicator flag must be used if the action or slide does not lock back.

4.NO ONE is permitted to handle any firearm for any reason while others are downrange and the red safety lights/flag are activated.

5.The person that activated the red safety lights/flag is responsible for turning the red safety lights off/removing the flag after ALL others are back from going downrange. After turning the red lights off announce loudly "The Line is Hot".
 

ALL OTHER NRA GUN SAFETY RULES AND MSA GROUND RULES APPLY

Firearms that can be used on this range:

  All Rimfire and Centerfire rifles and carbines chambered up to 50 BMG.
50 BMG rounds are prohibited on the steel targets.
  Pellet rifles.
  Black Powder rifles.
  Shotgun slug rifles.
  Single shot handguns, revolvers and semi-automatic pistols may be used at the 50, 100 and 200 yard ranges.
 

Firearms that can be used on this range:

  Single shot handguns, revolvers, semi-automatic pistols. Black powder pistols and revolvers. Pellet pistols.
  Note- Pistols firing traditional AR15 and AK47 bottlenecked rifle rounds (7.62x39, 5.56/223 etc.) are not permitted to be used on this range. No full automatic fire.
 

  Round Limit - Firearms may be loaded with standard capacity magazines as usually purchased with that firearm. Revolvers may be loaded to capacity.
    Stationary shooting only.
  Only paper targets are to be posted on cardboard and attached to a target stand that is in front of the station that you are shooting from.
  Shooters may shoot the Club’s metal swinging targets placed at 50 yards from the first 6 target stations.
  No other targets are permitted on the outdoor pistol range (example - clay birds, balloons, cans, bottles, etc).  Club matches may use targets other than paper targets during club matches.
  No cross draw, uncontrolled fast draw, hip shooting or trick shooting is permitted.
  When re-holstering your carry firearm, do so when the range is hot and at the firing line.

  Posted information regarding the safety lights/horn and flag must be followed without exception!

Firearms that can be used on this range:

  Centerfire and .22lr rimfire pistols and revolvers. 
 (Note - .17 cal rimfires and .22 magnums cannot be used on the indoor range due to velocity restrictions.)
 .22lr rifles. Pellet pistols/revolvers and rifles.
 (Note - BBs are not permitted in the IPR.)

  All members and guests must sign in and pay posted range fee before using the range.
    Indoor range key is to be used by the member the key was issued to only - not transferable or loaned to anyone else.
    All doors to the firing range must be closed when shooting.
    There is a SIX round limit on all firearms inside the IPR.
    Single projectile ammunition ONLY, with a velocity of less than 1,350 fps. No incendiary, no armor piercing, or tracer rounds. No multi-ball or shot loads allowed.
    Black powder rounds are prohibited.
    Targets must be placed on cardboard that is attached to the target holder.
    Shooters must fire at the target that is directly in front of their firing station.   Target stations and target lanes have corresponding numbers. NO cross shooting.
    All shots fired must go through the rubber barrier/backstop at the end of the firing range. Note - Shooting at targets that are too close or placed too high or too low on the target holder may cause rounds to hit areas other than the backstop.
    No cross draw, uncontrolled fast draw, hip shooting or trick shooting is permitted.
    Shooting time is limited to one hour if others are waiting to use the range.
    Clean the range of empty shell casings, targets, or other debris before leaving range.
    Turn the thermostat down to 62 degrees and turn lights out before leaving the range.
    No Smoking in the indoor Association facilities.

  NOTE - Be aware that lead may be present due to the firing of firearms on ALL of the club ranges. You must take extra precautions on the IPR by cleaning the firing station prior to use and washing your hands after firing a firearm, especially before eating, drinking, or smoking.
 

  Commercial targets ONLY. No bottles, cans, clay birds, or other trash may be used as targets.
    Paper targets must be placed on the hay bales or hanging bag crossbow target.
    Only field points or target points are to be used on the hay bales or hanging bag targets.
    The use of broadhead tips is permitted.
    They are permitted only if the shooter provides their own broadhead approved target.
    Children under 10 years of age are not permitted on the elevated archery stand.  

    Children 11 to 14 years of age are permitted with adult supervision.
    Use of tree stands is not permitted.
    Shooting time is limited to one hour if others are waiting to use the archery range.

  When using black powder arms on the outdoor rifle or pistol ranges, all range rules apply as well as the following:

    Only black powder or black powder substitutes are to be used.
    Keep all powder containers closed when shooting.
    Do not load directly from the powder flask or horn directly into the barrel of the firearm.
    Prime or cap at the firing line, only after loading is completed.
    No loaded firearm can be taken from the firing line unless it is de-capped or the priming pan emptied.
    Allow one empty firing bench/station between those firing black powder arms.