Range staff instructions take priority
These rules support a safe, comfortable environment for everyone. Range personnel may provide additional direction based on the firearm, ammunition, shooter experience, current conditions, or facility needs.
01 · Age requirements
Who may use the range.
- Children must be at least 12 years old to shoot.
- Minors age 17 or younger must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who will sign a waiver and remain with them at all times.
02 · Dress code
Dress for safety and comfort.
- Flip-flops, sandals, and open-toed footwear of any kind are prohibited.
- Tank tops and low-cut tops are prohibited.
- Clothing or jewelry displaying drugs, obscenities, lewd or illegal behavior, sexual overtones, or other references disruptive to guests is prohibited.
- Undergarments worn as outer garments are not permitted, including muscle shirts.
- Torn or ragged clothing is not permitted.
- Sagging pants are not permitted.
03 · Preliminary considerations
Prepare before entering the lane.
- All firearms that are not holstered should be unloaded and cased while traveling to or from the range.
- Present your unloaded and cleared firearm to the Range Counter Associate along with the ammunition you intend to use.
- Only authorized firearms and ammunition may be used. Steel core, steel-jacketed, tracer, and incendiary rounds are strictly prohibited. Reloaded ammunition is not allowed at this time.
- Tell the Range Counter Associate if you have never fired a gun. We welcome new shooters and want to ensure you are comfortable and safe.
- Eye and ear protection are mandatory inside the range. Both are available for rent at the range counter if needed.
- Foam ear plugs are not adequate protection when used alone. They may be worn beneath approved ear protection for additional coverage.
04 · Range safety rules
Safe handling at every moment.
- All firearms must be unloaded and secured in a closed container or holster when entering or exiting The Range facility.
- Load and handle firearms only at the shooting stall.
- Always keep the muzzle pointed downrange.
- Only one person may shoot at a time, with a maximum of two people per shooting stall.
- Eye and ear protection must be worn at all times while inside the range.
- Only authorized firearms and ammunition may be used.
- Non-commercial reloaded ammunition is not allowed.
- Bump fire and slide fire stocks are not allowed. Only controlled rapid fire is permitted.
- AR, AK, and other style pistols without an arm brace are not allowed.
05 · Additional safety rules
Stay alert. Ask for help.
- Shotgun ammunition is restricted to slugs, double-aught (00), and triple-aught (000) buckshot.
- If you need to leave the range for any reason, unload your firearm at the shooting stall and case it.
- A firearm on the shooting bench should be unloaded with its muzzle pointed downrange and its action open.
- Shoot only at a target in your assigned lane. Cross-lane shooting is prohibited.
- Ensure shots are fired below the target hanger and backer. Damage caused by misplaced shots must be reimbursed by the shooter. A damaged target backer will incur a $10 replacement and repair fee.
- Presentation from a holster is not allowed without prior approval from range staff.
- Eating, drinking, chewing gum, and using tobacco products are not allowed inside the range.
- The call ‘Cease Fire’ or the sound of a whistle means stop shooting immediately.
- Do not consume alcohol or drugs before or while shooting.
- If you experience a firearm problem, leave the firearm on the shooting bench and contact a range staff member for assistance.
- Inexperienced shooters are not allowed in the range without prior instruction, coaching, and staff approval. New shooters are welcome and encouraged to ask our team for help.
- Fired casings become the property of The Range and may not be collected because of lead contamination.
- Children must not be left unattended.
- Contact The Range personnel whenever you need assistance.
- The Range reserves the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason.
Questions before your visit?
Our team is here to help.
If you are unsure whether your firearm, ammunition, clothing, or experience meets these requirements, contact us before arriving. We would rather answer the question early and help you prepare.