600-YARD RIFLE RANGE
ONLY RIFLES ARE PERMITTED
This is a mid-range rifle range. For the safety of club members and other people, who may or may not be on
range property, certain rules must be observed. If you do not understand these rules, ask one of the Match
Directors or Range Safety Officers for help. The 100-yard rifle range is a better choice for most shooters. _________________________________________________________________
- All shooting shall be done from the elevated firing lines at 200, 300, 500, and 600 yards ONLY.
- ONLY Rifles may be shot at this range. NO shotguns. NO handguns.
- Single shot or lever action rifles of any caliber that utilize black powder are allowed.
- All members must ensure that they raise the red range flag located at the southern end of the 600-yard firing, indicating that the range is active when anyone is anywhere on this range. The last person leaving the range is responsible for lowering the red range flag and stowing in the green PVC storage pipe, indicating that the range is no longer active.
- Shoot ONLY at approved targets, which on this range are paper or cardboard targets mounted near the center of the 6' x 6' target frames, with the target frame mounted in the steel target carrier in the pits ONLY. Targets may be a bullseye, animal silhouette, human silhouette, etc., just so that they are paper or cardboard.
- Steel targets must be placed on top of the protection berm and centered in front of where the standard target carrier would be for each shooting lane. ONLY GTGC-APPROVED METAL TARGETS ARE ALLOWED that are made with 3/8” AR550 or 1/2" AR500 steel designed and placed in a manner to eliminate or reduce the likelihood of ricochets.
- DO NOT shoot at the target frame numbers placed on top of the impact berm!
- Smoking is prohibited in the target pit area.
Note: At Club-approved matches, events, or training classes, you may see a deviation from the standard range rules. Please do not think that as a general member, you can mimic these actions as the Match Directors, Event Coordinator, or Instructor have taken additional safety precautions ensuring that the bullets die in the berm and the participants act in a safe manner whereby a Variance has been granted by the Board of Directors that is specific to that match, event or training class. At no time does this variance apply to the general membership or any other match or event.