General Purpose Pistol, Rifle, and Tactical Shotgun Recreational Fire (7yds to 320yds)
GENERAL INFORMATION
Range Hours: 0815 – 1400
Range Open: 0815
Target set up and Sign In starts at approx. 0815.
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 and EMT onsite is confirmed. Please be on time.
We will try to maintain a cycle of 45/15 minute hot/cold times.
If RSOs are not present, do not bring your gear onto the range or into Shoot House 2.
Shooters arriving AFTER 1245 may not be able to set up targets on Range 1.
Private vehicles are NOT allowed downrange on Range 1!
All guests (shooters or observers) must check in at the QSC Clubhouse with their club member sponsor to pay the guest fee and sign waivers prior to shooting or observing. Guests will present the guest pass to the range safety officer on the range at check-in.
Do NOT Uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Firing Line 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 (45 hot / 15 cold).
Steel AND PAPER 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.
Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, fasteners, personal protective equipment, and other materials. The QSC only provides a safe range to shoot on.
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.
On Range 1, drawing from holsters will only be permitted at the RSO Team discretion, AND only if the firing line is established forwarded of Shoot House 2. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision. There is no drawing from the holster if the firing line is established inside of Shoot House 2 paved area.
TRASH AND BRASS
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 other than lead in the berms. 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
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RSOs
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.
RSOs: Roth / Gregg / Flint / Ludwig