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Golden Triangle Gun Club
600-Yard Rifle RangeMid-Range Rifle Range
200
Yards
300
Yards
500
Yards
600
Yards
Rifles Only
Only rifles are permitted on this range. No shotguns. No handguns. This is a mid-range rifle range requiring additional safety awareness. All shooters must understand and follow the specific rules for this range. If you do not understand these rules, ask a Match Director or Range Safety Officer for assistance. |
Range Rules 1–3
Firing Lines & Permitted Rifles
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Elevated Firing LinesAll shooting must be done from the elevated firing lines ONLY at the following distances:
200 Yards
300 Yards
500 Yards
600 Yards
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Rifles OnlyOnly rifles may be fired on the 600-Yard Range. Shotguns and handguns are not permitted on this range.
3
Black Powder RiflesSingle-shot or lever-action rifles of any caliber that utilize black powder are permitted on this range.
Not Permitted on This Range
No Shotguns • No Handguns
Is the 600-Yard Range Right for You?
The GTGC 100-yard rifle range is a better choice for most shooters. The 600-Yard Range is a mid-range facility requiring additional awareness of its specific operating and safety rules. |
Range Rule 4
Red Range Flag Procedure
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Before Anyone Goes DownrangeThe red range flag is an important part of safely operating the 600-Yard Range.
Red Flag Must Be Displayed
Before anyone proceeds downrange, the red range flag must be displayed to indicate that the range is not ready for firing.
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Cease Fire
Ensure firing has stopped and the range has been made safe before anyone proceeds downrange.
2
Display Red Flag
Display the red range flag before shooters or other persons proceed downrange.
3
Resume Only When Clear
Do not resume firing until everyone has returned from downrange and the range is ready to safely resume firing.
Never Assume the Range Is Clear
Confirm that all shooters understand the range status before anyone goes downrange or firing resumes. |
Target Rules
Paper & Cardboard Targets
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Use the Designated Target SystemPaper and cardboard targets must be properly mounted on the target frames provided for the 600-Yard Range. Paper or CardboardUse paper or cardboard targets with the designated 600-Yard Range target system. Use Target FramesTargets must be properly mounted on the target frames provided for this range. Proper PlacementPosition targets so that fired rounds safely impact the designated berm.
Every Round Must Impact the Berm
Check your target placement before firing. Targets must be positioned so that bullets passing through the target safely enter the designated impact berm.
Protect the Target System
Do not intentionally fire at target frames, supports, carriers, or other range equipment. |
Range Rule 6
GTGC-Approved Steel Targets
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Only Approved Steel May Be UsedSteel targets on the 600-Yard Range must meet GTGC requirements for both construction and placement. Protection BermSteel targets must be placed on top of the protection berm. Centered by LaneThe target must be centered in front of where the standard target carrier would be for that shooting lane. Reduce RicochetsSteel must be designed and positioned in a manner that eliminates or reduces the likelihood of ricochets.
Approved Steel Specifications
3/8"
AR550 STEEL
1/2"
AR500 STEEL
GTGC-Approved Metal Targets Only
Do not place unapproved steel or personal metal targets on the 600-Yard Range. |
Range Rules 7–8
Pit & Target Protection
7
Protect Target NumbersDo not intentionally shoot the numbers located above the target frames.
Target Numbers Are Not Targets
8
No Smoking in the PitsSmoking is prohibited in the target pit area.
No Smoking
Smoking is not permitted in the
600-Yard Range target pits.
Help Protect the 600-Yard Range
Respect the target system, pit area, and other range equipment so these facilities remain safe and available for all GTGC members. |
Organized Range Activities
Matches, Events & TrainingThe 600-Yard Range is used for organized shooting activities in addition to normal member use. Different procedures may apply during an approved club activity.
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Approved Matches
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Club Events
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Approved Training
Follow the Approved Range Safety Plan
During an organized match, event, or training activity, participants must follow the approved Range Safety Plan and the instructions of the Match Director, Range Officer, instructor, or other person authorized to supervise the range.
Important for General Member Use
Procedures authorized for a specific match, event, or training activity do not automatically apply during normal member use of the 600-Yard Range.
Always Follow the Instructions of Range Officials
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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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