Shooting Range Rules

Global firearm trainers reserve the right to refuse range access to anyone

Complete the Shooting Range Register on arrival. The indemnity is in the register – read and understand it.
RO (Range Officer) commands are final. No exceptions.
The RO controls the range at all times.
No alcohol or narcotics allowed on the range.
Under-18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Expecting mothers are not allowed on the range.

Eye and ear protection are mandatory for all shooters and spectators.
Firearms must stay in a bag or case until you are on the firing line under RO supervision.
Do not handle firearms outside of designated shooting areas.
Firearms not in use must remain unloaded and secured.
Only load or unload inside your booth.
Never load with anyone in front of you.
Always point firearms in a safe direction.
Do not turn around with a loaded firearm on the firing line.
Only range staff may go forward of the firing line.
For malfunctions, keep the firearm pointed downrange, raise your hand, and wait for the RO.
Never remove a loaded firearm from the range. Lay it down safely and notify staff.

Shooting starts only on the RO’s command.
Only shoot at approved targets directly at the backstop.
No cross-firing or shooting at range signs or equipment.
Stick to the designated direction of fire. No exceptions.
Use only approved calibres on the designated range.
Tracer ammunition is not allowed.
No food, drink, or smoking allowed on the range or anywhere in the building.
Wear appropriate clothing:
No flip-flops, open shoes, or revealing tops. (Ladies: closed tops required due to brass burns).

Range staff may inspect firearms or ammunition at any time.
You are responsible for any damage you cause to equipment, targets, or facilities.
Always act responsibly and safely.
If you witness a violation or unsafe behaviour, report it to the RO immediately.

Breaking any of the above may result in:

SHOOTING RANGE RULES