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United
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Brought to you By Dundee Sportsman's Club
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Range is open 7 days a
week, from 9 am to 1/2 hour before sundown, unless otherwise informed.
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Members must wear
their membership badges when on club facilities and carry their NJ Firearms ID
card.
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Persons without Club
ID should be politely asked to leave the range. Persons refusing to leave
should be quietly and quickly reported to the police and a club officer. Take
a car license number, never argue in this situation.
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Members must obey
guest policy as outlined in the Club By-Laws
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Range use is limited
to 1/2 hour when other members are waiting to use the range, (except during
Club sponsored matches). This rule applies to distance preference.
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Wooden target stands
are provided for member usage in the trailer at the outdoor range. If a
shortage is noticed, the member should notify the Building Committee
Chairperson as soon as possible.
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All target frames must
be returned to the trailer upon completion of a shooting session. Keep the
trailer in a neat and orderly condition.
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TARGETS must be placed so that bullets will impact the berm only.
There is to be no shooting into the ground or air. Anyone caught
shooting in this manner is subject to
IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION.
- Eye
and ear protection are mandatory.
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CEASE FIRE
command must be
OBEYED INSTANTLY.
Be alert to all range activities.
- All
firearms must be made safe before going downrange. Actions and cylinders
open, magazines out, firearms cased or holstered.
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Firearms are not to be touched while people are downrange-for any reason.
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Firearms may only be handled after the range has been cleared and declared
"Ready to Fire".
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Firearms must be pointed downrange at all times.
- No
shooting at cans or bottles.
- Any
semi-automatic magazine fed firearm must have the magazine out of the
firearm when the member is not shooting. This includes handguns which
are holstered.
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holstered guns must be unloaded first, before leaving the line.
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Cross draw and shoulder holsters are prohibited.
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Alcoholic beverages and/or illegal drugs are
PROHIBITED
on Club property and are not to be used prior to arrival at the range.
- Use
of paint ball and incendiary ammunition are
PROHIBITED.
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Always clean up your
brass before leaving the range.
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Always remove and
discard your paper targets. Keep the range clean
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Always move all
obstacles to the side of the range after completing a session.
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- All firing must be
done from the Shooting Bench, (except during Club sponsored activities).
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ALL TARGETS must be placed so that bullets will
impact the backstop only. There is to be no shooting In the Air,
or Ground or the Woods. Anyone caught shooting in this manner is
subject to IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION.
- No smoking in the
range area.
- No one should be
inside the Range Area unless they are shooting or coaching.
- All firearms must be
Uncased and Cased at the firing line.
- Any semi-automatic
magazine fed firearm must have the magazine out of the firearm when the member
is not shooting. This includes handguns which are holstered.
- All holstered guns
must be unloaded first, before leaving the firing line.
- Cross draw and
shoulder holsters are prohibited.
- Eye and ear protection
are mandatory.
- CEASE FIRE command must be
OBEYED
INSTANTLY. Be alert to all range activities.
- All firearms must be
made safe before going downrange. Actions and cylinders open, magazines out,
firearms cased or holstered.
- Firearms are not to be
touched while people are downrange - for any reason.
- Firearms may only be
handled after the range has been cleared and declared "Ready to Fire".
- Firearms must be
pointed downrange at all times.
- Only ONE target per
frame, maximum 2 frames per port are allowed by the individual shooter.
- No shooting at cans,
bottles, or any makeshift targets.
- Alcoholic beverages
on the Firing rang
and/or illegal drugs are PROHIBITED on the Club
property and are not to be used prior to arrival at the range.
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Use of paint ball and
incendiary ammunition are
PROHIBITED.
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- Always clean up your
brass before leaving the range. Deposit .22 cal brass into the proper
container.
- Always remove and
discard your paper targets. Keep the range clean.
- Always turn off HEAT
and all LIGHTS before leaving the range.
- Make sure the outside
door is securely closed.
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40.
Consider taking a self-defense course.
A wide variety of courses are
offered for self-defense and each should be considered carefully for relevance
to your own personal situation. The NRA Refuse To Be A Victim Course discusses
the pros and cons of many training options.
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41.Choose a personal protection device best suited to your situation.
Personal protection
devices range from sophisticated alarms for your
home and car to defensive sprays and key chains you
can carry in your purse. Options and the advantages
and disadvantages of each are discussed in detail in
the NRA Refuse To Be A Victim Course.
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42.
Make an informed choice about firearm ownership.
Firearm ownership is a deeply personal and profound
decision. NRA does not promote firearm ownership. We
only advocate your constitutional right to choose
whether to lawfully own a gun. For women who do
choose to exercise that right, NRA offers
information on the pros and cons of ownership, types
of firearms, legal issues, and education and
training for responsible use and safe storage of
firearms with children in the home. |
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Firearms, A Personal
Choice
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