Our Range Rules

  1. NO full metal jacket (FMJ) RIFLE ammunition to be fired on the ranges. Hollow-point, soft-point, ballistic-tip, and frangible rifle ammunition all permitted. However FMJ is allowed on the pistol range.

  2. PAPER TARGET shooting only. NO hip or fast drawing. NO can or bottle shooting.
     
  3. KEEP chamber clear and open unless firing, never put finger on trigger unless firing
     
  4. Anyone entering a shooting-range area, including spectators, must pay normal admission.
     
  5. POINT guns in the air, at the ground, or down range (safe direction) at all times.
     
  6. Alcohol and anyone under the influence of alcohol are prohibited anywhere on Eagle Peak property.
     
  7. The range is NOT RESPONSIBLE for carelessness, faulty ammunition or equipment.
     
  8. DO NOT handle any firearms, equipment or ammunition during cease-fire.
     
  9. The minimum shooting age is 5. Visitors age 5 through 17 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
     
  10. RANGE PROPERTY includes all brass on the ground, unless you brought it.
     
  11. On the pistol and rifle ranges, wait at least one full second between shots. The shotgun range is exempt from this one-second rule.
     
  12. CLEANING of FIREARMS (disassembling) prohibited on premises. Bore swabbing permitted. (we do have cleaning services)
     
  13. THINK SAFE – BE SAFE. EVERYONE’S LIFE DEPENDS ON YOUR ACTIONS.

NOTE: .50 caliber Barrett and BMG semi-auto rifles are no longer permitted on the range.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ALL RANGE RULES MAY RESULT IN THE CONFISCATION OF YOUR RANGE CARD AND/OR YOU BEING EJECTED FROM THE RANGE.

First Visit

  • Check in at the lobby.
  • First-time visitors should bring ID to accurately complete the range-card form.
  • Visitors without a range card watch the approximately five-minute safety video, complete the information cards, and receive a lifetime range card.
  • Tell staff which range area you want to use, pay the applicable fees, and receive your range assignment.
  • Rifle ammunition is checked before going to the rifle range.

Cease-Fire Procedure

Cease-fires are normally called every 20 minutes. Unload the firearm, lock the slide open or leave the bolt action open, move behind the yellow line, and wait for staff instruction before going downrange. After changing a target, remain behind the yellow line until staff declares the range hot.

Protection, Ages, and Spectators

  • Eye and ear protection are required for everyone entering a shooting-range area.
  • The minimum shooting age is 5.
  • Visitors age 5 through 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Anyone entering a shooting-range area, including spectators, pays normal admission; visitors age 17 or younger do not pay the range-card fee.

Failure to follow range rules may result in revocation of a range card and ejection from the property.