Procedures for Casual
Pistol Shooters
Absolutely no
targets can be placed on the ground!!!
No Bowling Pins Allowed
A casual shooter is anyone NOT
participating in an organized event or CHL training.
Procedures for Bay No’s 1, 2 and 3 (No
prone shooting allowed)
All shooting will be conducted from
behind the benches. On bay No. 3 the benches must be no further forward than
the roof supports.
Exceptions for Bay No. 1.
Downrange shooting is only allowed on
bay No. 1 and using the following procedures:
- Anyone intending to shoot downrange
on bay No. 1 must inform the range officer before shooting.
- All four safety signs in bay No. 1
must be placed in the down position and secured. All flags must be displayed
as well.
- All shooting MUST be to the
south only. Moveable targets must be placed at the berm. If multiple targets
are used, a maximum firing angle of 20 degrees is permitted.
- No prone shooting will be allowed in
bay No. 1.
- No shooter may un-bag or handle a
weapon, magazines or ammo at the bench when the signs are deployed.
- Shooters must supply their own
stands, sticks, targets etc.
Procedures for casual shooting of steel
targets with 22 caliber long rifle rim fire only.
- Anyone shooting steel targets of any
kind must have completed NTSA’s Steel Target Training Course.
- No steel targets are to be shot in
bays No. 2 or 3.
- Steel targets may be shot in bay No.
1 and the 50 yd. intermediate rifle range. All targets must be placed at the
berm.
- Shooting on the 50 yd. rifle range
must be conducted from behind the benches.
- Shooting downrange is permitted on
bay No. 1 only and under the following conditions: