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Golden Triangle Gun Club
25/50-Yard Handgun
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Range Rule 1
Shooting PositionsStanding or SittingAll shooting must be done from the standing or sitting position with the barrel above the shooting bench. Do Not Shoot Between BenchesShooting from a standing, kneeling, or prone position between the shooting benches is prohibited. |
Range Rule 2
Approved Targets & PlacementShoot only at approved targets and place them at the required distance and height for this range.
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Paper & Cardboard TargetsPaper or cardboard targets must be mounted on club target stands and placed at 25 or 50 yards.
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Clay TargetsClay shotgun targets may be used and must be placed on the face of the impact berm. The top of the target may be no higher than 48 inches from the ground.
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Personal Target StandsPersonal target stands made from wood or PVC may be used. They must be placed at 25 and/or 50 yards and must be the same height as club target stands so bullets impact safely into the berm.
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Metal SwingersMetal swingers must be placed no closer than 50 yards from the firing line. The top of the metal target may not exceed 48 inches from the ground.
Not Permitted
No cans, bottles, boxes, or other improvised targets are permitted on this range.
Important Range Information
Matches, Events & TrainingApproved Activities May Operate DifferentlyDuring certain GTGC-approved activities, you may see procedures that differ from the standard rules for this range.
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Club-Approved Matches
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Club-Approved Events
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Approved Training Classes
Board-Approved Variance
Match Directors, Event Coordinators, or Instructors may be granted a specific variance by the GTGC Board of Directors after additional safety precautions have been established to ensure bullets safely impact the berm and participants operate in a safe manner.
General Members — Please Remember
A variance granted for a specific match, event, or training class does NOT apply to general membership and does NOT apply to any other match or event. |
Golden Triangle Gun Club
Practice • Train • CompeteEnjoy the range, respect your fellow shooters, protect club property, and always follow all posted range and firearm safety rules.
Safety First • Last • Always
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