Range Safety & Rules

General Rules

Limited liability agreement must be current for members and guests

ALL firearms MUST be cased before entering the RRRMC facilities.

 Members & Guests

1. Members are responsible for the actions of their guest(s)

2. Members, guests and staff are expected to conduct themselves in a sensible, responsible and safe manner at all times

3. Members and guests are expected to clean up after themselves before departing the range

4. Guests / members under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult

RRRMC Rights

1. Inspections- RRRMC reserves the right to inspect all packages, cases, and/or containers brought into the range buildings

2. RRRMC reserves the right to place a time limit on length of range session

   • During periods of high occupancy or

   • When RRRMC is hosting special events or

   • Special occasions

3. RRRMC reserves the right to revise safety rules as needed

Safety Equipment

1. All range occupants must have ear and eye protection on at all times while in the range

   • Ear and eye protection is for sale at the front desk

   • RX Glasses are sufficient for eye protection

Firearms Handling

1. Shooter arrives with firearm cased and unloaded

2. Shooter uncases and loads firearm at firing bench / firing point

3. Shooter fires firearm in accordance with applicable rules

4. Shooter ensures firearm is benched (actions open and facing up, chamber empty, safety on, muzzle down range) during cease fire, reloading, or when not firing

5. Shooter unloads and cases firearm before departing firing bench / firing point 

Targets

1. RRRMC has targets available for sale

2. Standard combat silhouettes are authorized

3. The following targets are prohibited:

   • Tannerite

   • Exploding and/or incendiary

   • Photos or targets of a readily identifiable likeness of an actual person

   • Plinking targets such as cans, bottles, or other breakable material

   • Metal targets, or other material that may cause a ricochet

Concealed Carry Procedure

1. Shooter arrives with firearm concealed

2. Shooter removes firearm from concealment at firing bench / firing point

3. Shooter fires firearm in accordance with applicable rules

4. Shooter places firearm back into concealed mode before departing firing bench / firing point

Full Auto Shooting at the RRRMC 

1. Must be a member of the range or the guest of a member. No walk-ins

2. Only properly registered full-auto forearms are allowed

3. Must be an experienced full-auto shooter. No first-time shooters

4. Full open shooting is restricted to open shooting hours

5. Full magazine dumps require permission of the RSO on duty

6. All other shooting rules apply – including caliber restrictions

7. By appointment only with qualified RSOs

   • Full auto owners must have approved ATF form with the gun.  They should have the form with the gun at all times

Rule Infractions

1. Failure to abide by RSO instructions and/or RRRMC safety regulations

   • May result in expulsion from the range and/or

   • Withdrawal of membership by the board of directors

2. Damaging or destroying range equipment or range facility

   • A fee will be assessed to cover the cost of repairs or replacement and / or

   • May result in expulsion from the range and/or

   • Withdrawal of membership by the board of directors and/or

   • Criminal charges being filed, if warranted

Rifle Range List of Prohibited Cartages