General Range Rules Applicable to ALL Ranges
Range Hours of Operation
All Outdoor Firearm Ranges
Mon. – Sat. = 8:00 am – Sunset
Sunday = 1:30 pm – Sunset
The Board must approve any exceptions.
Indoor Firearm Range
Mon – Sat = 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday = 1:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Archery Ranges
Mon – Sun = Sunrise to Sunset
General Safety Rules
SAFETY IS EVERYBODY’S RESPONSIBILITY!
Always keep guns pointed in a safe direction.
Keep guns unloaded until ready to use.
Never handle firearms while anyone is downrange.
Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
Everyone (shooters and spectators) must wear eye & ear protection.
Apply eye & ear protection BEFORE entering the range area.
All Ranges – All Times
Members must wear their RRPC name tags while at the range.
Guests Members are responsible for ensuring their guests follow the Range Rules. Up to four guests per member are permitted. Guests must shoot on the same range as the member.
Please clean up after yourself. Do not leave garbage or targets on the range, and please pick up your brass.
No explosive or glass targets!
No tracer, incendiary, or explosive ammunition!
Email safety@rrpc.org if you have any questions about range safety rules.
100 YARD RIFLE RANGE
Firearms
Rifles and slug shotguns ONLY. NO handguns.
No Full-Auto firearms, binary triggers, FRT triggers, or similar devices designed to increase rate of fire.
Type of Shooting
All standard shooting positions are allowed. All shots must impact the 100-yard berm.
Firing Line & Target Location
All shooting is from the covered, 100-yard firing line only.
Your shooting position must be forward of the red line.
When the “Make the Line Safe” yellow light is flashing, make all firearms on the ENTIRE line safe (actions open, unloaded, safety on, Chamber Flag in place) and step away from the benches or shooting position. Walk the firing line to insure all shooters are notified that the line is going safe. No handling of firearms is allowed at this time, including casing and uncasing. After this check, either go downrange or stay on the parking lot side of the red line until the range is declared HOT again.
All shooting shall be done at 90 degrees from the 100-yard berm. Shooting angled across the range is prohibited.
Fixed benches When firing at the 25-, 50-, or 100-yard fixed targets on the far left of the firing line, you must shoot seated from the fixed benches only. The muzzle should protrude over the down range edge of the bench if possible. No other shooting position is allowed when engaging these targets.
Moveable benches When shooting from the moveable benches, they shall be located as close as possible to the down range edge of the concrete pad with the muzzle protruding over the down range edge of the bench if possible. You must shoot seated from the benches only.
When firing at the 25-yard fixed target on the right side of the range, you must shoot seated from the bench in front of it. No other shooting position is allowed when firing at the 25-yard fixed target.
Non bench positions When shooting from the non-bench positions you may use any standard firing position (Standing, sitting/kneeling, prone). When in firing position your muzzle should protrude beyond the down range side of the posts.
PAPER OR STEEL TARGETS ONLY. Attach paper targets to the frames provided or to your own target holder. DO NOT attach or hang targets from the wood target frames. NO aerial, clay, plastic, glass, or breakable targets.
Caliber-appropriate, downward deflecting, steel targets may be used and must be placed directly at the base of the 100-yard berm.
If you provide your own paper target holder it must be placed at the base of the 100-yard berm and tall enough for the bullet to impact into the berm.
Free-standing IDPA-style target holders may be used and must be placed directly at the base of the 100 yard berm.
Plans to make your own Rifle target holder to use the existing target holder pipes are online at
RRPC/Club/Forums/Documents/Files/High Power Rifle Target Holder.
(revised 4-22-25)