Private Shooting Range

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 We follow all Covid-19 safety protocols, Including face masks, hand washing, hand sanitizer stations all over the building. We use Electrostatic Sprayers for Touchless Sanitization that Sanitize Full Rooms in 5 Minutes with disinfectant and cleaner that Kills COVID-19, Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) in one minute Kills MRSA in 4 minutes Kills C. difficile in 4 minutes Kills Norovirus in 1 minute, it 

Kills Hepatitis A, B, and C in 1 minute Kills Salmonella in 4 minutes.

We do this everywhere before and after each class.

• You must have a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license or passport.
• Please sign and return our Liability Waiver and Range Safety Rules Form.
• Everyone ​MOST wears eye and ear protection at ALL times (RX glasses with polycarbonate lenses are permitted).
• NO mothers-to-be on the range at any time because there’s no hearing protection for the unborn.
• ​NO eating, drinking, dipping or vaping/smoking on the range.
• NO customers under the influence of drugs and alcohol on the range.
• NO open-toed shoes (we also advise against low cut shirts)

NO more than ONE active shooter is allowed to be shooting in a lane at any given time.

Only ONE gun can be fired at a time; you may not shoot with a gun in each hand.

NO shooting the target while the carrier is in motion.

Children are required to wear double hearing protection (earplugs AND ear muffs).

Recommended minimum age is twelve years old.

 Your very first trip to a range can be a bit intimidating, if not scary. 

 Don’t hesitate to ask one of the employees any questions you might have.  

• Listen to the Range Safety Officer (RSO). 
• Follow the FOUR RULES OF GUN SAFETY.
• Treat every firearm as if it were loaded
• Never Point a Gun at anything you are not willing to destroy.
• Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire.
• Be sure of your target and what is behind it.
•  No steel-core, tracer, or armor-piercing ammo.  
•  If you aren’t shooting, stand 1-2 yards behind the shooter. 
• There will be a bright red line in front of the shooting table…do not cross it unless the RO says it is ok during a ceasefire.
• You’ll want some sort of case for your gun. The manufacturer box or plastic case is fine. But don’t just carry it in!.
• Do Not, under any circumstances, carry a loaded gun into the range. 

1. A “Hot” range means it is ok to shoot.
2. A "Cease Fire or Cold Range" means, unload and Lock Back the slide to clear the chamber after that No one gets near a Gun, back off the firing line.
3. Listen to the (RSO) What they say goes and you are not allowed to argue with them, these people aren’t on some kind of power trip. 
4. Their job, their sole purpose for existing is to make sure that you and everyone else in the room are as safe as humanly possible.  It is a difficult job and one they don’t take lightly.  If they make a mistake, if they miss one detail, there’s a good chance that someone will die. 
5. That range is my world and I'm graciously allowing you to shoot in it. 
6. During the transition time when you can go mess with your target set up at outdoor ranges, you will need to unload and lock your actions open.   
7. We require you use “chamber flags” which are plastic indicators that show there’s nothing in the chamber.