RANGE RULES:

o        If you have never shot a gun before - please let us know so we can assist you.

o        If you are pregnant or believe you may be pregnant; you can not shoot on the range.

o        If you have consumed any alcoholic beverages or have been using any other substances within the last 8 hours, you may not shoot on the range.

o        If you are a felon you are not permitted on the range for any reason nor may you be in possession of a firearm under federal law.

o        If you intend to do bodily harm to yourself or others you are not permitted on the range.

1. Firearms Brought Into Firing Line Gun Range
   1. All Firearms brought into Firing Line Gun Range must be unloaded, and encased in a gun case, bag, box, etc… NOT Just a holster. Except for full time law enforcement.
   2. All guns must remain cased in the lobby unless handled by Firing Line personnel
2. Range officers:
   1. The range officer on duty is in direct charge of the range during all times the range is in use.
   2. The range officer will eject from the range any person handling a firearm in an unsafe or careless manner.
   3. The range officer has the authority to and will inspect all firearms and ammunition and will ban their use if in their judgment they are unsafe, not in good working order, or "just because"
   4. Any person who subjects the range officer to harassment verbal or otherwise will be ejected from the range.

III. Vandalism

1. Any person found to be firing at lights, baffles, carriers, or any other range property or equipment will be held financially and criminally responsible and if need be reported to the proper authorities for the appropriate action.
2.  Targets will be mounted only on target frames provided.
3. Firing at boxes cans or any other foreign object not previously approved is prohibited.
4. Only targets provided by the range or approved by the range officer are  permitted
5. No head shots permitted because they may cause shrapnel
6. Only shoot at the target in your lane.
7. Metal targets can only be shot from lanes 8 or 9 with approved calibers; shooting them from other lanes or too large of caliber will result in automatic rejection from the range.

IV. Firearms/weapons

All firearms and weapons should be in good working order and may be checked and approved by firing Line staff. 

V. Ammunition

1. No aluminum or steel cased ammunition is permitted on the Firing line Range.
2. Any reloaded or other ammunition may be barred from the range at the discretion of the management.
3. No lead projectiles are permitted.
4. Any ammunition that is designed to penetrate steel is prohibited.
5. No steel shot, including BB’s is permitted.
6. No tracers, incendiary gas, or explosive ammunition is permitted.
7. Only firing Line insured commercial reloads or factory ammo is permitted on the range.
8. Reloaders: see management for details on the use of personal reloads
9. Absolutely no surplus or foreign military ammunition is permitted.
10. Shot guns may only use Firing Line shells

VI. In the range

A.    All persons utilizing the range facilities are required to, read, of the range rules. and sign all columns of the sign in sheet before being permitted on the range.

B.     A responsible adult must accompany persons under the age of 21. This adult shall act as a coach and must remain with the minor at all times while the minor is utilizing the range.

C.    No food or drink is permitted in the range area (this also includes chewing gum)

D.    No smoking is permitted in the  building ( this also includes smokeless tobacco products)

E.     Only one shooter and one coach, or only 2 shooters are permitted at one shooting station.

F.     Do not pass firearms between booths the firearm must remain in the booth and persons can change booths.

G.    Persons not shooting or coaching are not permitted in the range facility

H.    Persons utilizing the range facilities are not permitted forward of the firing line.

I.        All equipment in the shooting point left unattended is left at the owner’s expense

VII. Firing Line Procedures

A.     You will shoot only from the position assigned to you.

B.     The muzzle must be pointed down range at all times.

C.     The gun must remain level while shooting

D.     Shooters must load and unload their own firearms keeping the muzzle down range

E.      No firearms are permitted to be handed to another person.

F.      Only one firearm should be loaded at a time.

G.     Firearms must be unloaded and cased to move between positions.

H.     Only line-of-site shooting is permitted. No hip or snap shooting

I.        No uncontrolled rapid fire is permitted.

J.       When leaving the firing line at any time, unload the firearm, lock the action open, and lay it with the muzzle pointing down range.

K.    When you are completely finished shooting and wish to leave, all of your firearms must be unloaded and securely encased before leaving the shooting position.

L.      If your firearm malfunctions, becomes jammed, or if you require assistance of any type from the range officer; lay the firearm down with the muzzle pointed down range, step back from the shooting point, raise your hand, and wait for assistance from the range officer. If needed you may come out to the lobby, leaving the gun at your shooting position and retrieve a range officer to help you (Or clear the jam yourself keeping the muzzle pointed  down range) At no time should you attempt to remove the firearm from the firing line.

M.   The shooters are responsible for cleaning up all empty cases and trash from their shooting position and directly behind it; placing trash in the trash can and brass in the brass can. Or please sweep your brass forward of the firing line

N.    All targets will be adjusted so that they are at eye level to the shooter. No shooting at targets while they are moving or unlevel. No shooting from rests, stands, or bipods.

O.    Ammunition brought into the range: you may pick your brass and take it with you, you may donate your brass to The Firing Line, or you may sell it all to The Firing Line for ten cents (.10)

IX. Rental Guns

A.      Rental guns require you leave a photo ID and fill out the required renter qualification form.

B.     Action must be open with the magazine removed, placed in the plastic carrier when leaving the firing line. All rental guns must be returned in this condition.

C.     All rental guns use Firing Line ammo only

D.     When the gun is returned your drivers license will be returned

X. Ear and Eye Protection and Clothing

A.     It is obligatory that all persons on the range wear approved safety glasses and full hearing protection.(muffs only no plugs unless under muffs)

B.     For your own safety, no tank tops, shorts, sandals, or high heels should be worn on the range.

XI. Miscellaneous

Your range fee and time runs out when you leave the Firing Line property.

Feel free to ask the range officers any questions. They are here for your safety and your assistance.

1. All guns are always considered loaded.
2. Never allow the muzzle to point at anything that you are not willing to see destroyed.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger unless your sights are on the target and the gun is level.
4. Be sure of your target.
5. eyes and ears must be worn
6. standing shooters only
7. shooters under 18 must be chaperoned on the range at all times

Unfailing obedience will entirely eliminate firearm accidents. We can not achieve such discipline, but each of us can make sure by religiously obeying them, that no accidental shooting shall ever be attributable to him/her and that is no small matter. Gun safety is in your control only with proper handling and use.

You must sign all columns of the sign in sheet before entering the range.

Failure to obey these rules may result in an ejection from the range.

Rules are strictly enforced.

Rules subject to change and modification at any time In store rules preside over these in case any changes have been made and the web page not updated. Thank You Firing Line staff.