RANGE RULES
1. All Federal, state, and local firearm laws must be obeyed.
2. All firearms not on the firing line must be holstered, or unloaded with their action open and the magazine removed, or unloaded and encased.
3. All shooters must pass the NRA RANGE TEST, and complete and sign the RANGE RELEASE, WAIVER, HOLD HARMLESS, INDEMNIFICATION AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT before using the Dragon Tactical Range.
4. Owners of Class III firearms must be in possession of any special permits or paperwork required by law.
5. Food, beverages, and smoking are prohibited on the range. (Smoking is prohibited throughout the building.)
6. No muzzle loading firearms may be fired on the Range.
7. All calibers of pistols may be fired.
8. Rifles up to and including .460 Weatherby Magnum caliber may be fired.
9. Shotgun slugs may be fired. No buckshot or bird shot may be fired unless authorized by the Range Officer for a specific course.
10. Tracer, armor piercing, and steel core ammunition are prohibited.
11. Commands issued by Dragon Tactical Range Officers and Dragon Tactical Range Personnel must be obeyed immediately and without question.
12. When the command "Cease Fire" is given:
- Stop shooting IMMEDIATELY
- Remove your finger from the trigger
- Keep the gun pointed in a safe direction
- Wait for further instructions from the Range Officer
13. No one other than Dragon Tactical Range Officers and Dragon Tactical Range Personnel may go forward of the firing line unless authorized or instructed to do so by the Range Officer.
14. When the line is declared "CLEAR":
All firearms must be holstered; or unloaded and benched or grounded, with the muzzle pointed down range, with the action open, ejection port or cylinder up, and magazine removed.
- Everyone must step back from the firing line.
- No firearms may be handled while the line is "CLEAR"
15. Only Dragon Tactical approved paper targets may be used.
16. Use the appropriate size target, placed at eye level, to ensure that your shots strike the backstop and not the floor, ceiling or target holder. Firing a shot on the Dragon Tactical Range that results in the bullet striking anything other than the target and/or backstop, may result in a damage or repair fine and/or your removal from the range.
17. Cross firing of targets is prohibited.
18. All firing from the 50 yard line (or from within the shooting booths) must be aimed fire.
19. If you are going to draw from a holster and fire (unless authorized to do otherwise by the Dragon Tactical Range Officer), you MUST:
- Inform Dragon Tactical Range Officer or Staff that you will be drawing from a holster and using live ammunition.
- Have demonstrated a reasonable proficiency in drawing from a holster with an unloaded Firearm.
- Have permission from Dragon Tactical Range Officers or Dragon Tactical Range Personnel to draw from a holster on the Range on the day of the training/practice. (Permission required each day Training or Practice includes drawing from a holster using live ammunition).
- Stop drawing from a holster if anyone enters the range, until given permission to continue by the Dragon Tactical range Officer or Staff
- Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. (Finger on the trigger at any time during the draw will result in immediate loss of permission to draw from the holster on the range.)
Remove the shooting table from the shooting booth (If Applicable)
- Stay within the shooting booth (If Applicable)
20. Only belt holsters, placed on the same hip as the shooting hand, may be used on the Dragon Tactical Range. Shoulder holsters and cross-draw holsters may not be used unless authorized by the Dragon Tactical Range Officers or Dragon Tactical Range Personnel or when required for designated training courses.
21. Competitions held on the Dragon Tactical Range will be conducted in accordance with official NRA rules or by the rules of the sanctioning body of the match.
22. Always wash your hands and face immediately after shooting and/or cleaning your firearm.
23.Dragon Tactical Range Officers & Staff reserve the right to inspect any firearms or ammunition for safety considerations.
