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 Schultz Resort Rod & Gun Club

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Rifle/Pistol Range Rules

The following range rules apply to open/recreational shooting. Other scheduled activities may have additional rules. Prior to participating in any activities for the first time, shooters must be sure they understand the rules for that event.

  • The range may only be used when a club designated Range Safety Officer (RSO) is present.
  • The range is not normally staffed during inclement weather or if the high temperature is forecast to be 25° F or below.
  • The RSO is responsible for range activities and his/her directives must be followed at all times.
  • Everyone must sign up at the range box before shooting.
  • Members must display a club badge or they will be asked to leave.
  • Guests are welcome any time when accompanied by a member. There is a guest fee. You may pay by placing the fee in a pre-printed envelope available in the range box. No person may be a guest more than three times a year. You may host no more than two non-members at any one time.
  • Rifles and pistols of any caliber are permitted. Shotguns may fire slugs only. Full automatic firearms are prohibited. Tracer and armor piercing rounds are prohibited.
  • No shooting from in front of, or in back of, shooting benches. All shooters must use the benches as the firing line.
  • Eye and ear protection is mandatory.
  • The range is for proper targets only. NO bottles, cans, bowling pins, milk jugs, metal plates, etc. are allowed.
  • No posting of targets on the backstop supports or on/in front of wooden supports.
  • All actions are to be open during a cease fire and when moving an uncased gun to or from the shooting line.
  • You may not handle your firearm or make any adjustments to it until the cease-fire is over.
  • Never use alcohol or drugs that impair your judgment before or while shooting. No alcoholic beverages are allowed at the range.
  • Police your targets and brass when done shooting. Labeled containers are provided.

Conduct yourself in a pleasant manner.

Leave this place a little cleaner than when you arrived.

This is one of only a few ranges left in our area. Let's all help keep this a neat, clean, and safe place for family enjoyment.

 

TRAP RANGE RULES

The trap range is only open during clubhouse hours: Thursdays 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. (mid May through mid September) Trap shooting is open to the public.

You may not use the range other than the posted timed (e.g., the use of a hand thrower is not permitted.) The only exception is use of the steel frame used to hang cardboard for purposes of patterning a member's shotgun, which may be done anytime the range is not in use from 10:00 A.M. to dusk. (Deer slugs are fired only on the rifle range; shot shells are fired only on the trap range.)

  • The Trap Puller is responsible for range activities and his/her directives must be followed at all times.
  • Eye and ear protection is recommended.
  • Only one loaded gun on the range at a time.
  • Turn off cell phones while on the range. You may be asked to leave the range if you violate this rule.
  • Shooters and work team members only on the shooting field.
  • Keep gun pointed in a safe direction.
  • Do not close action of your gun until shooter ahead of you has fired.
  • Never load gun before changing stations.
  • Be courteous on the firing line.
  • Remain at your station until the last shooter has fired.
  • When cone is on top of the house, all guns must be unloaded with actions open.
  • If your gun malfunctions, keep it pointed down range.