Text Box: RANGE RULES FIREARMS BROUGHT INTO THE BUILDING MUST BE UNLOADED AND IN A CASE OR CONTAINER, ACTION MUST BE LOCKED OPEN. 2. ALL FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION WILL BE INSPECTED BY RANGE OFFICERS.   3. NO HOLSTERED GUNS ARE ALLOWED ON THE RANGE.   4. RANGE OFFICERS WILL BAR ANYONE HANDLING A GUN IN AN UNSAFE MANNER.   PERSONS UNDER 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY “THEIR PARENT” ON AND OFF THE RANGE AND AT ALL TIMES WHILE ON THE RANGE.   6. EVERYONE MUST WEAR EYE AND HEARING PROTECTION WHILE ON THE RANGE.   7. NO MORE THAN TWO SHOOTERS ALLOWED ON A LANE.   8. NO STEEL JACKET OR STEEL CORE AMMUNITION. NO SEMI-JACKETED AMMUNITION. ALL AMMUNITION MUST BE FULL METAL JACKET OR LEAD. NO WOLF AMMUNITION ALLOWED.   9. KEEP YOUR GUN POINTED TOWARD BACKSTOP AT ALL TIMES.   10. HANDLE ALL GUNS, MAGAZINES AND AMMUNITION IN BOOTH ONLY.   11. NO FOOD, DRINKS, OR SMOKING ON THE RANGE.   DO NOT BRING ANY LOADED OR JAMMED FIREARMS OFF THE RANGE FOR ANY REASON. IF THERE IS A PROBLEM, LAY THE GUN IN THE BOOTH AND NOTIFY RANGE OFFICER.   13. NO RAPID-FIRE PERMITTED. ALLOW AT LEAST ONE SECOND BETWEEN SHOTS.   14. DO NOT EXCHANGE GUNS WITH ANOTHER LANE. SWITCH SHOOTERS NOT GUNS.   CEASE FIRE: ON THIS COMMAND UNLOAD GUN, OPEN ACTION, LAY GUN DOWN, AND STEP BACK FROM THE FIRING LINE.   16. OPEN ONE DOOR AT A TIME WHEN ENTERING OR LEAVING THE RANGE.   17. NO PREGNANT WOMEN ALLOWED ON THE RANGE.   18. RANGE OFFICERS WILL BAR ANYONE BELIEVED TO BE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR ALCOHOL.   ANY PERSON WITH A MEDICAL DISORDER WHICH MIGHT CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD, eg. EPILEPSY, etc., MUST NOTIFY RANGE OFFICERS BEFORE GOING OUT ONTO THE RANGE. Text Box: Beach Firearms Training Center Rules and Regulations: The following safety regulations are designed to ensure the safety of all personnel. These rules shall be posted in a conspicuous location and shall be strictly enforced.   NO Live Ammunition shall be brought to the Beach Firearms Training Center by a student at any time. Our Training Center uses only snap caps for training purposes and there is NO Live Ammunition in the class.

NRA Gun Safety Rules

             Conscientious attention to these rules will prevent most, if not all, gun accidents. Be

             aware that ignorance and carelessness lead to accidents in all walks of life, including

             the handling of firearms.

 

Text Box: Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction

 

If the gun should discharge, it should not harm any person or destroy any property.

Careful attention to muzzle direction is key to safely handling a firearm.

Be aware of what objects can stop a bullet, and what ones cannot.

 

In our NRA courses, and on the shooting range, we will explain and point out the

safe directions available.

 

Text Box: Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot

 

Under normal conditions guns do not discharge unless the trigger is pulled. When

holding or manipulating a gun, hold the grip firmly and place the trigger finger

along the frame or receiver, not inside the trigger guard.

 

 

Text Box: Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to use

 

Guns cannot be discharged unless they are loaded with live ammunition. There are many uses of guns which

permit them to be loaded, but they must always be under your control.

 

Guns not in use but stored should have the action locked open

so that anyone may inspect the chamber and magazine for live

ammunition.

 

When handing a gun to another person, Lock open the action

(if possible) and check the chamber and magazine by sight and

feel to ensure that no live ammunition is present. The person

receiving the gun should also check.

Beach Firearms Training Center/Range Rules
Text Box: Your Safety First

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