Guests-Members are responsible for actions of their guests; minors must remain under close supervision
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Gate access number is not to be given to anyone |
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Unauthorized visitors are to be escorted off club propery. Exceptions are matches, meetings, special events. |
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Escort roaming authorized visitors back to their event location as necessary. |
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Off range shooting- Report to sheriff's office at 863-533-0344 |
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Front gate- use swingate gate and red lock if automatic gate does not close. Do not leave club open to unauthorized visitors. |
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Plumbing- keep off drain fields; turn off constantly running water sources. |
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Weapons must be handled in a safe fashion at all times. |
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| RIFLE AND HANDGUN |
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Wearing of member badge is required when at the range-exception is meetings |
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If any unsafe condition is observed, it should be stopped and reported to LRPC Board |
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If anyone is observed by another member shooting at targets other than paper, they should be stopped and reported to the board. |
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All shooters and people close to shooters must wear eye and hearing protection |
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All shooters and shooting guests must sign in prior to shooting and sign out after shooting. |
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Maximum number of two shooting guests per member, they must be under member's supervision |
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After shooting, return target frame back to rack in target house. At practice range, return frame to under cover. |
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Last shooter must lock up target house. |
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Each shooting group is responsible for supplying targets and cleaning up their brass and trash. |
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Matches-special range rules may apply. Refer questions to Range Master |
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| 50 AND 100 YARD RANGES |
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Under no circumstances will a loaded gun be brought to a line. Loaded carry guns will remain in the vehicle. |
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Before removing your unloaded gun from your vehicle find out if line if hot or cold. |
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You may bring your unloaded gun to the line, or remove your unloaded gun, only after the line has been called hot. |
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Unloaded cased guns may be brought forward and placed behind the red line. The case will remain closed until the line is called hot. |
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Shooting and handling of guns is allowed only under the hot condition. |
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No one is allowed beyond the yellow line painted on the concrete when the line is hot. |
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When shooting all barrels must extend beyond the yellow line. |
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To call the range cold all guns must be made safe by unloading them and placing them on the bench with actions open, magazines out |
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and cylinders open. - When the line has been made safe, move behind the red line painted on the concrete |
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When all guns have been made safe and everyone is behind the red line, the line can then be called cold. |
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Shooters can then go down range to score and post targets. Anyone not going down range must stay behind the red line |
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There is absolutely no gun handling while the line is called cold. |
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50 yard-Shooting from the prone position is restricted targets posted at the 50 yard line. |
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Bullet impact-If you cannot determine your bullets are impacting center portion of target, stop shooting and resight at appropriate range |
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Shooting at targets closer than the official 25/50 and 100 yard positions is absolutely prohibited due to richochet hazard. |
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| SHOTGUN RANGES |
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5 stand and hunting clays are primarily used for matches and leagues, special rules apply. |
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Shooting at hand thrown clay birds is not allowed anywhere on LRPC property |
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Maximum shot size is 7-1/2 |
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All shooters and people close to shooters must wear eye and hearing protection |
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Shotguns transported from your vehicle to the range must be unloaded |
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Place your unloaded gun in the gun rack provided until ready for use |
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When moving from station to station at various ranges, your gun will remain unloaded until ready to shoot. |
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All shooters and shooting guests must sign in prior to shooting and sign out after shooting. |
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Maximum number of two shooting guests per member, they must be under member's supervision |
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The patterning board located at the skeet range may not be used while anyone is shooting skeet. |
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Make sure area behind patterning board is clear of people or other objects. |
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Shotguns using sabots or slugs may not be used nor may rifles or handguns. |
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Shooters are responsible for cleaning up after themselves, this includes shotshell hulls. |
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There is a fee for each round of trap, skeet, etc to reimburse the club. |
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You may pay the club administrator, or deposit the fee in boxes located in the clubhouse and at ranges. |
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When finished, retrieve cables, turn off power, push release button, close sliding doors/covers and secure houses. |
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Refer to separate instructions for operating and reloading machines. If in doubt, get assistance to prevent serious injury. |
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