***Always check the calendar for last minute changes before coming to the range.***
***Non-Match ranges are posted Thursday night for the coming weekend.***
***Matches appear on the Calendar well in advance as we need base approvals 3-months prior***
Range Control notifies the QSC of available ranges on Sunday night for the coming weekend (remember, RC has to de-conflict 39 Quantico Ranges). Our Chief RSO notifies our RSO cadre of available ranges and asks for volunteers to open ranges (3 per range). By Thursday night we know if we can or cannot open a range and it is placed on the Calendar Thursday night or Friday morning. If RSOs don't respond, then ranges will not open. Our volunteer RSOs are vitally important to the success of the club - consider becoming an RSO to help all shooters and allow us to open all ranges.
Click the Event Title in the calendar date block to get additional information on the course of fire or limits for the day's shooting
If NO ranges are posted by Friday morning, it could be due to all ranges being closed - check back the following week
If no Marine training is taking place on MCBQ ranges, then all ranges (and QSC) will be closed
If there are no events listed for a future date, the event may be awaiting confirmation of RSO availability
Members can bring Guests - Report to the Clubhouse and sign a waiver, pay the $10 Range Fee (each) and receive a guest pass that is provided to the RSO at the range
Empty Chamber Indicators (ECIs) are MANDATED for use on Range 1. All shooters will be checked for compliance.
This is a 300 meter range. Recreational calibers are authorized up to and including 50 BMG, but .338 Lapua is prohibited. There will be no ammunition fired that has a maximum range of more than 6500 meters. However, Range Control may place restrictions at any time for any reason.
Range Opening and Initial Target Set-Up:
Hours:
Occupy: 0715
Hot: 0800
Depart: 1200
Range will be open and ready for sign-in and target set-up as soon as the RSOs are available and provide guidance. Do not bring your gear onto the range if the RSOs are not present.
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials. Hearing and eye protection are mandatory.
General Guidelines:
All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse with their club member sponsor to pay the guest fee and sign waivers prior to shooting.
Guests will present the guest pass to the range safety officer on the range at check-in.
Bring your CASED firearms and gear to the firing line only AFTER you have checked in with an RSO, shown your QSC membership card, your guests have shown their guest passes, and all shooters have completed and signed the club sign-in sheet.
Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Range is Hot.
Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line.
The range will go hot/cold as needed at roughly 45/15 minute intervals, and potentially more frequently if it will optimize range usage.
Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel. Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel. Soft steel is not allowed.
Steel Targets:
Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:
Pistol: 8 yards
Shotgun (birdshot): 11 yards
Shotgun (slugs): 55 yards
Rifle caliber up to 7.62: 110 yards
Rifle caliber .300WM 320 yards
Non-metal pistol targets must be placed and shot in a manner so that all rounds impact the downrange impact berm. No shooting directly into the dirt in front of you.
Firing Line:
The firing line MAY be established forward of the Shoot House 2 paved area to maximize distance between shooters and range capacity. When aligned forward of the overhead cover and on the dirt, there will be orange cones on the left and right limit of the firing line indicating the farthest positions that shooters can occupy on the firing line. Shooters should plan accordingly for grass and dirt. Use of a tarp is suggested.
Shooters should identify their intended target distance to the RSO upon checking in. An attempt will be made to put shooters engaging distant targets on the left and shooters engaging closer targets on the right, as viewed from the firing line to the pits.
Drawing from holsters will be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. RSO decisions are not negotiable.
Trash and Residue:
ALL target material, shell casings, and trash must be removed from the range after firing. There should be no trace of activity left on the range. If you pack it in, pack it out. If you move tables forward of their position in the covered area, you are responsible for putting them back.
Environmental: Bring tick repellant, sunscreen, and water.
RSOs: Hart / Orta / Colelli
Your RSOs are here for the safety of all club members on the range, so please follow all their commands and enjoy your time on Range 1, safely.
General Purpose Pistol, Rifle, and Tactical Shotgun Recreational Fire - 7 yds to 680 yds
GENERAL INFORMATION
Range Hours: 0800 – 1400
Gate Open: 0800
Target set up and Sign-In starts at approx. 0800.
Safety Briefing at Registration behind the Firing Line at 0845, or as soon as the RSO Team is ready.
The Range will go Hot ASAP following the Safety Briefing. Please be on time.
We will try to maintain a cycle of 45/15 minute hot/cold times.
Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line.
NOTE: If you arrive after 1245, you will not have the opportunity to place your target.
Please present your current QSC membership card upon sign in. All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse and pay the guest fee, sign waivers, and present a guest pass to a range RSO prior to shooting.
At the start of the range day, you MAY bring CASED firearms to the firing line during the target setup time.
HOWEVER, Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Firing Line is Hot.
Throughout the remainder of the range day, firearms will be brought and removed from the firing line CASED, and only uncased and re-cased AT the firing line and ONLY when the firing line is HOT.
There will be NO handling of uncased firearms whatsoever while the firing line is COLD.
Drawing from holsters will be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. RSO decision is not negotiable!
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials.
Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel.
STEEL TARGETS
Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel.
Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:
Pistol: 8 yards
Shotgun (pellets): 11 yards
Shotgun (slugs): 55 yards
Rifle caliber 7.62: 110 yards
Rifle caliber .300WM 320 yards
Paper Target Note: Non-metal pistol targets placed closer than 25 yards must be as tall as the shooter. Targets must not exceed the height of the impact area when viewed from your intended shooting position on the firing line.
CROSS-SHOOTING - STAY IN YOUR LANE
Shooters are responsible for ensuring their target stands are not in the line of sight of other targets and they are not shooting someone else’s target. That includes USMC PITS. Know what is up and down range of your target. The RSOs will check this, and lost range time will result if an issue is discovered.
The new 680 yard steel targets should only be targeted from Lanes 5 and/or 6.
ALL target material and brass must be removed from range after rec fire. Please pick up your own brass and trash.Brass buckets will be available for casings, NOT trash. Pack it in. Pack it out.
RSOs
Your RSOs are volunteers, here for the safety of all club members and guests on the range. Please follow their commands.
Our goal is to provide a SAFE, EFFICIENT and FUN range day for members and guests.
We shoot only 1000 yards. Be here at Gate 7 when gate opens at 0715. If it takes you 20 min or longer to set up or tear down your target...that is unacceptable. Have your targets ready for quick set up and quick tear down.
Report to Range Safety Officers as soon as you enter the range for other instructions. We may have changes so be flexible and we'll have a great shooting day. KD Target Frame are available to members on the range now. Just come to pits and RSO will issue you a target frame to use. Please ensure you have an Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) available. If you don't have one, stop by the clubhouse and buy one for $1.00. Using one aids the RSOs in the identification of firearm status and speeds up the unload and show clear safety process.
Due to ammunition shortages we will close if the ammo runs out!!! Get here early.
Range Opens:Report to Gate 7 off Willis Road at 0715. Gate closes 0745. Range Safety Brief will be issued on the 1000 yard line at 0750. Upon confirmation that the QSC EMT is present, we will go HOT. Reminder: Get here Early. Questions: Call Skip 703 987 7520
Course of Fire: This is a 1000 yard shooting day only .
Steel & all target frames: Set up time is 0715-0745. GATE 7 WILL CLOSE AT 0745. Don't come mid-morning and expect us to stop the range so you can set up, we come on time so you come on time. Big Boy Rules here. Steel Targets set at target points 25-50 only. Steel Targets: have your frame perfected before coming to range. You do not have time to fool around, have your steel target sorted out and quick to install / take down.
Shooters: All Shooters come prepared for quick target set up. No vehicles on any grass, keep on roads. Targets, hydration and food - bring yours-- none provided. We do have KD frames for you to attach your paper targets...ask RSO in pits for a frame. YOU MUST Wear ear plugs and ear muffs and have eye protection per USMC base regulations.
Membership cards will be inspected to ensure you are a current club member (liability and safety). Membership cards that have expired can be renewed at club house.
Recommend that you bring clothing for winter shooting and water to hydrate.
Parking: Parking at 1000 yds permitted on the hill behind the 1000 yard line.
Per USMC / MCBQ requirements, the QSC will continue RSO Certification Training on range administration and safety processes, including practical exercises on clearing various firearm actions common to our match and recreational fire ranges. This RSO Certification Course is not discretionary!Next course date is 9 April, 0800-1100, in the WTBN ClassroomWe are 67% complete on this Base-mandated training of our RSOs.
General Purpose Pistol, Rifle, and Tactical Shotgun Recreational Fire - 7 yds to 680 yds
GENERAL INFORMATION
Range Hours: 0715 – 1300
Gate Open: 0715
Target set up and Sign In starts at approx. 0715. If you arrive prior to 0715 and the RED range flag (to the right of the gate) is NOT up, DO NOT ENTER THE RANGE!!
Empty Chamber Indicators (ECIs) are mandated for all uncased firearms on the firing line.
Safety Briefing at Registration behind the Firing Line at 0745, or as soon as the RSO Team is ready.
The Range will go Hot ASAP following the Safety Briefing. Please be on time.
We will try to maintain a cycle of 45/15 minute hot/cold times.
Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO PRIOR TO carrying gear to the firing line.
NOTE: If you arrive after 1145, you will not have the opportunity to place your target.
Please present your current QSC membership card upon sign in. All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse and pay guest fee, sign waivers and present guest pass to a range RSO prior to shooting. DOD policy is no foreign nationals may partake in training.
Non-folding sheath knives are prohibited from being worn on base!
All firearms MUST be cased to move from vehicle to Firing Line.
HOWEVER, Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Firing Line is Hot.
Throughout the remainder of the range day, firearms will be brought and removed from the firing line CASED, and only uncased and re-cased AT the firing line and ONLY when the firing line is HOT.
There will be NO handling of uncased firearms whatsoever while the firing line is COLD.
Drawing from holsters will be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. RSO decision is not negotiable!
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials.
Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel.
STEEL TARGETS
Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel.
Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:
Pistol: 8 yards
Shotgun (pellets): 11 yards
Shotgun (slugs): 55 yards
Rifle caliber 7.62: 110 yards
Rifle caliber .300WM 320 yards
Paper Target Note: Non-metal pistol targets placed closer than 25 yards must be as tall as the shooter. Targets must not exceed the height of the impact area when viewed from your intended shooting position on the firing line.
CROSS-SHOOTING - STAY IN YOUR LANE
Shooters are responsible for ensuring their target stands are not in the line of sight of other targets and they are not shooting someone else’s target. That includes USMC PITS. Know what is up and down range of your target. The RSOs will check this, and lost range time will result if an issue is discovered.
The new 680 yard steel targets can only be targeted from Lane 6.
ALL target material and brass must be removed from range after rec fire. Please pick up your own brass and trash. Brass buckets will be available for casings, NOT trash. Pack it in. Pack it out.
RSOs - Hart / Couch / Jardines / Carter
Your RSOs are volunteers, here for the safety of all club members and guests on the range. Please follow their commands.
Our goal is to provide a SAFE, EFFICIENT and FUN range day for members and guests.
General Purpose Pistol, Rifle, and Tactical Shotgun Recreational Fire - 7 yds to 680 yds
GENERAL INFORMATION
Range Hours: 0715 – 1200
***Target set up and Sign In starts at approx. 0715. If you arrive prior to 0715 and the RED range flag (to the right of the gate) is NOT up, DO NOT ENTER THE RANGE!!***
Gate Open: 0715
Target set up and Sign-In starts at approx. 0715.
Safety Briefing at Registration behind the Firing Line at 0745, or as soon as the RSO Team is ready.
The Range will go Hot ASAP following the Safety Briefing. Please be on time.
We will try to maintain a cycle of 45/15 minute hot/cold times.
Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line.
NOTE: If you arrive after 1045, you will not have the opportunity to place your target.
Please present your current QSC membership card upon sign in. All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse and pay the guest fee, sign waivers, and present a guest pass to a range RSO prior to shooting.
At the start of the range day, you MAY bring CASED firearms to the firing line during the target setup time.
HOWEVER, Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Firing Line is Hot.
Throughout the remainder of the range day, firearms will be brought and removed from the firing line CASED, and only uncased and re-cased AT the firing line and ONLY when the firing line is HOT.
There will be NO handling of uncased firearms whatsoever while the firing line is COLD.
Drawing from holsters will be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. RSO decision is not negotiable!
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials.
Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel.
STEEL TARGETS
Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel.
Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:
Pistol: 8 yards
Shotgun (pellets): 11 yards
Shotgun (slugs): 55 yards
Rifle caliber 7.62: 110 yards
Rifle caliber .300WM 320 yards
Paper Target Note: Non-metal pistol targets placed closer than 25 yards must be as tall as the shooter. Targets must not exceed the height of the impact area when viewed from your intended shooting position on the firing line.
CROSS-SHOOTING - STAY IN YOUR LANE
Shooters are responsible for ensuring their target stands are not in the line of sight of other targets and they are not shooting someone else’s target. That includes USMC PITS. Know what is up and down range of your target. The RSOs will check this, and lost range time will result if an issue is discovered.
The new 680 yard steel targets should only be targeted from Lanes 5 and/or 6.
ALL target material and brass must be removed from range after rec fire. Please pick up your own brass and trash.Brass buckets will be available for casings, NOT trash. Pack it in. Pack it out.
RSOs
Your RSOs are volunteers, here for the safety of all club members and guests on the range. Please follow their commands.
Our goal is to provide a SAFE, EFFICIENT and FUN range day for members and guests.
We shoot only 1000 yards. Be here at Gate 7 when gate opens at 0715. If it takes you 20 min or longer to set up or tear down your target...that is unacceptable. Have your targets ready for quick set up and quick tear down.
Report to Range Safety Officers as soon as you enter the range for other instructions. We may have changes so be flexible and we'll have a great shooting day. KD Target Frame are available to members on the range now. Just come to pits and RSO will issue you a target frame to use. Please ensure you have an Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) available. If you don't have one, stop by the clubhouse and buy one for $1.00. Using one aids the RSOs in the identification of firearm status and speeds up the unload and show clear safety process.
Due to ammunition shortages we will close if the ammo runs out!!! Get here early.
Range Opens:Report to Gate 7 off Willis Road at 0715. Gate closes 0745. Range Safety Brief will be issued on the 1000 yard line at 0750. Upon confirmation that the QSC EMT is present, we will go HOT. Reminder: Get here Early. Questions: Call Skip 703 987 7520
Course of Fire: This is a 1000 yard shooting day only .
Steel & all target frames: Set up time is 0715-0745. GATE 7 WILL CLOSE AT 0745. Don't come mid-morning and expect us to stop the range so you can set up, we come on time so you come on time. Big Boy Rules here. Steel Targets set at target points 25-50 only. Steel Targets: have your frame perfected before coming to range. You do not have time to fool around, have your steel target sorted out and quick to install / take down.
Shooters: All Shooters come prepared for quick target set up. No vehicles on any grass, keep on roads. Targets, hydration and food - bring yours-- none provided. We do have KD frames for you to attach your paper targets...ask RSO in pits for a frame. YOU MUST Wear ear plugs and ear muffs and have eye protection per USMC base regulations.
Membership cards will be inspected to ensure you are a current club member (liability and safety). Membership cards that have expired can be renewed at club house.
Recommend that you bring clothing for winter shooting and water to hydrate.
Parking: Parking at 1000 yds permitted on the hill behind the 1000 yard line.
Per USMC / MCBQ requirements, the QSC will continue RSO Certification Training on range administration and safety processes, including practical exercises on clearing various firearm actions common to our match and recreational fire ranges. This RSO Certification Course is not discretionary!Next course date is 23 April, 0800-1100, in the WTBN ClassroomWe are 67% complete on this Base-mandated training of our RSOs.
Empty Chamber Indicators (ECIs) are MANDATED for use on Range 1. All shooters will be checked for compliance.
This is a 300 meter range. Recreational calibers are authorized up to and including 50 BMG, but .338 Lapua is prohibited. There will be no ammunition fired that has a maximum range of more than 6500 meters. However, Range Control may place restrictions at any time for any reason.
Range Opening and Initial Target Set-Up:
Hours:
Occupy: 0715
Hot: 0800
Depart: 1200
Range will be open and ready for sign-in and target set-up as soon as the RSOs are available and provide guidance. Do not bring your gear onto the range if the RSOs are not present.
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials. Hearing and eye protection are mandatory.
General Guidelines:
All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse with their club member sponsor to pay the guest fee and sign waivers prior to shooting.
Guests will present the guest pass to the range safety officer on the range at check-in.
Bring your CASED firearms and gear to the firing line only AFTER you have checked in with an RSO, shown your QSC membership card, your guests have shown their guest passes, and all shooters have completed and signed the club sign-in sheet.
Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Range is Hot.
Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line.
The range will go hot/cold as needed at roughly 45/15 minute intervals, and potentially more frequently if it will optimize range usage.
Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel. Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel. Soft steel is not allowed.
If you show up after 1045, you may not get a chance to shoot.
Steel Targets:
Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:
Pistol: 8 yards
Shotgun (birdshot): 11 yards
Shotgun (slugs): 55 yards
Rifle caliber up to 7.62: 110 yards
Rifle caliber .300WM 320 yards
Non-metal pistol targets must be placed and shot in a manner so that all rounds impact the downrange impact berm. No shooting directly into the dirt in front of you.
Firing Line:
The firing line MAY be established forward of the Shoot House 2 paved area to maximize distance between shooters and range capacity. When aligned forward of the overhead cover and on the dirt, there will be orange cones on the left and right limit of the firing line indicating the farthest positions that shooters can occupy on the firing line. Shooters should plan accordingly for grass and dirt. Use of a tarp is suggested.
Shooters should identify their intended target distance to the RSO upon checking in. An attempt will be made to put shooters engaging distant targets on the left and shooters engaging closer targets on the right, as viewed from the firing line to the pits.
Drawing from holsters will be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. RSO decisions are not negotiable.
Trash and Residue:
ALL target material, shell casings, and trash must be removed from the range after firing. There should be no trace of activity left on the range. If you pack it in, pack it out. If you move tables forward of their position in the covered area, you are responsible for putting them back.
Environmental: Bring tick repellant, sunscreen, and water.
RSOs: Hart / Hanson / Roth
Your RSOs are here for the safety of all club members on the range, so please follow all their commands and enjoy your time on Range 1, safely.
We shoot only 1000 yards. Be here at Gate 7 when gate opens at 0715. If it takes you 20 min or longer to set up or tear down your target...that is unacceptable. Have your targets ready for quick set up and quick tear down.
Report to Range Safety Officers as soon as you enter the range for other instructions. We may have changes so be flexible and we'll have a great shooting day. KD Target Frame are available to members on the range now. Just come to pits and RSO will issue you a target frame to use. Please ensure you have an Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) available. If you don't have one, stop by the clubhouse and buy one for $1.00. Using one aids the RSOs in the identification of firearm status and speeds up the unload and show clear safety process.
Due to ammunition shortages we will close if the ammo runs out!!! Get here early.
Range Opens:Report to Gate 7 off Willis Road at 0715. Gate closes 0745. Range Safety Brief will be issued on the 1000 yard line at 0750. Upon confirmation that the QSC EMT is present, we will go HOT. Reminder: Get here Early. Questions: Call Skip 703 987 7520
Course of Fire: This is a 1000 yard shooting day only .
Steel & all target frames: Set up time is 0715-0745. GATE 7 WILL CLOSE AT 0745. Don't come mid-morning and expect us to stop the range so you can set up, we come on time so you come on time. Big Boy Rules here. Steel Targets set at target points 25-50 only. Steel Targets: have your frame perfected before coming to range. You do not have time to fool around, have your steel target sorted out and quick to install / take down.
Shooters: All Shooters come prepared for quick target set up. No vehicles on any grass, keep on roads. Targets, hydration and food - bring yours-- none provided. We do have KD frames for you to attach your paper targets...ask RSO in pits for a frame. YOU MUST Wear ear plugs and ear muffs and have eye protection per USMC base regulations.
Membership cards will be inspected to ensure you are a current club member (liability and safety). Membership cards that have expired can be renewed at club house.
Recommend that you bring clothing for winter shooting and water to hydrate.
Parking: Parking at 1000 yds permitted on the hill behind the 1000 yard line.
Empty Chamber Indicators (ECIs) are MANDATED for use on Range 1. All shooters will be checked for compliance.
This is a 300 meter range. Recreational calibers are authorized up to and including 50 BMG, but .338 Lapua is prohibited. There will be no ammunition fired that has a maximum range of more than 6500 meters. However, Range Control may place restrictions at any time for any reason.
Range Opening and Initial Target Set-Up:
Hours:
Occupy: 0715
Hot: 0800
Depart: 1200
Range will be open and ready for sign-in and target set-up as soon as the RSOs are available and provide guidance. Do not bring your gear onto the range if the RSOs are not present.
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials. Hearing and eye protection are mandatory.
General Guidelines:
All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse with their club member sponsor to pay the guest fee and sign waivers prior to shooting.
Guests will present the guest pass to the range safety officer on the range at check-in.
Bring your CASED firearms and gear to the firing line only AFTER you have checked in with an RSO, shown your QSC membership card, your guests have shown their guest passes, and all shooters have completed and signed the club sign-in sheet.
Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Range is Hot.
Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line.
The range will go hot/cold as needed at roughly 45/15 minute intervals, and potentially more frequently if it will optimize range usage.
Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel. Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel. Soft steel is not allowed.
If you show up after 1045, you may not get a chance to shoot.
Steel Targets:
Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:
Pistol: 8 yards
Shotgun (birdshot): 11 yards
Shotgun (slugs): 55 yards
Rifle caliber up to 7.62: 110 yards
Rifle caliber .300WM 320 yards
Non-metal pistol targets must be placed and shot in a manner so that all rounds impact the downrange impact berm. No shooting directly into the dirt in front of you.
Firing Line:
The firing line MAY be established forward of the Shoot House 2 paved area to maximize distance between shooters and range capacity. When aligned forward of the overhead cover and on the dirt, there will be orange cones on the left and right limit of the firing line indicating the farthest positions that shooters can occupy on the firing line. Shooters should plan accordingly for grass and dirt. Use of a tarp is suggested.
Shooters should identify their intended target distance to the RSO upon checking in. An attempt will be made to put shooters engaging distant targets on the left and shooters engaging closer targets on the right, as viewed from the firing line to the pits.
Drawing from holsters will be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. RSO decisions are not negotiable.
Trash and Residue:
ALL target material, shell casings, and trash must be removed from the range after firing. There should be no trace of activity left on the range. If you pack it in, pack it out. If you move tables forward of their position in the covered area, you are responsible for putting them back.
Environmental: Bring tick repellant, sunscreen, and water.
RSOs: Plunkett / Ludwig / Roark
Your RSOs are here for the safety of all club members on the range, so please follow all their commands and enjoy your time on Range 1, safely.
