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Pre Shoot Safety Talk Three Basic Rules for handling any gun: 1. Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction; This means downrange. 2. Always keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot. 3. Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to shoot. (Treat every gun as if it were loaded.) The Range is a cold range which means that no loaded guns are allowed on the range except for on the shooting line. No Gun handling behind the line. Bring the gun and ammunition to the line when you are called to the line. The gun will be loaded at the line only. The range officer will tell you when to load and make ready to fire. You will have time before the shooting starts to ready magazines and speed loaders. You may use a holster to carry your unloaded gun to and from the line to your car. Eye and ear protection is required and a hat with a brim is required. The range officer will tell you when to load your gun and make ready to shoot. The range officer will blow a whistle at the start of the time event to signal commence firing. The range office will again blow the whistle at the end of the time to signal cease fire of shooting. Anyone may call cease fire if a safety issue is noticed. SAFETY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE OF THIS EVENT. The shooter when instructed to load and make ready will load the gun and hold the gun in a 45 degree downward angle toward the target FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER. Or will be instructed to holster a loaded gun. The range officer will blow the whistle to signal cease fire at which time the shooter will unload the gun and place it in the holster or on the table with the cylinder open or the slide locked back in a safe manner.
When the event is completed the shooters will put away their guns and ammo and will take down their target, or paste up the holes for the next shooter. Empty brass will be picked up at this time. Any shooter with a new or unfamiliar gun is asked to make it known to the range officers so that they may have time to become familiar and safe with the gun. New shooters are encouraged to make themselves known so we can help to teach safe gun practices before they are on the line of a shooting event. We were all new at one time so please do not be hesitant to say you need help.
