Rules & Regulations
The Summit County Shooting Range is free and open to the public. Please adhere the the following rules and regulations.
Know The Rules
ALWAYS Keep The Gun Pointed In A Safe Direction (downrange)
ALWAYS Keep Your Finger Off The Trigger Until Ready to Shoot
ALWAYS Keep The Gun Unloaded Until Ready To Use
C.R.S 18-12-106
NO ALCOHOL OR CONTROLED SUBSTANCE ON THE RANGE
In Colorado, under C.R.S 18-12-106, it is illegal to be in possession of a firearm while
under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance
RANGE PROTOCAL
The Summit County Shooting Range is a self-governed range unless a Range Safety
Officer is Present.
YOU are always responsible for Safety.
CEASEFIRE
ALL shooters must immediately stop firing and wait for further information.
COLD RANGE
NO HANDLEING FIREARMS AT ALL FOR ANY REASON.
All firearms must be unloaded, magazines out, actions open, placed on the bench, and
muzzles pointed downrange.
No touching, casing or uncasing, or adjusting of firearms.
YOU are responsible that everyone knows and is complying with the cold range
before going downrange.
Loading removable magazines is permitted.
HOT RANGE
NO ONE IS PERMITTED TO GO DOWN RANGE.
Shooters can safely handle, load, fire, adjust, case, or uncase firearms.
RANGE USEAGE
Shoot only at authorized targets. This includes paper targets and free-swinging steel
targets at appropriate distances hung on frames.
Clean up your brass and trash. All brass in the brass buckets is the property of the SRA.
TRANSPORTING FIREARMS
All firearms should be transported in a holster, or unloaded in a case, or unloaded with
the action open and pointed in a safe direction.
REGLAS DE SEGURIDAD
SIEMPRE mantenga el arma apuntando en una dirección segura (hacia abajo)
SIEMPRE mantenga el dedo fuera del gatillo Hasta que esté listo para disparar
SIEMPRE mantenga el arma descargada hasta que esté lista para usar
CRS 18-12-106
NO ALCOHOL NI SUSTANCIAS CONTROLADAS EL COMPO DE TIRO
En Colorado, según CRS 18-12-106, es ilegal estar en posesión de un arma de fuego
mientras se esté bajo la influencia del alcohol o de una sustancia controlada.
PROTOCOLO DE ALCANCE
El campo de tiro del condado de Summit es un campo autónomo a menos que esté
presente un oficial de seguridad del campo.
USTED siempre es responsable de la seguridad.
ALTO EL FUEGO
TODOS los tiradores deben dejar de disparar inmediatamente y esperar más
información.
GAMA FRÍA
NO MANEJAR ARMAS DE FUEGO POR NINGÚN MOTIVO
Todas las armas de fuego deben estar descargadas, cargadores afuera, acciones
abiertas, colocadas en el banco y bozales apuntando hacia abajo o en una funda.
No tocar, enfundar, desenfundar ni ajustar armas de fuego.
TÚ eres responsable de que todos conozcan y estén cumpliendo con el rango de frío
antes de salir rango inferior.
Se permite cargar cargadores extraíbles.
GAMA CALIENTE
NADIE TIENE PERMITIDO BAJAR EL RANGO
Los tiradores pueden manipular, cargar, disparar, guardar, sacar o ajustar armas de
fuego de forma segura.
USO DEL RANGO
Dispara sólo a objetivos autorizados. Esto incluye objetivos de papel y objetivos de
acero que oscilan libremente en distancias apropiadas colgadas en marcos.
Limpia tu latón y tu basura.
TRANSPORTE
Todas las armas de fuego deben transportarse en una funda, descargadas en un
estuche o descargadas con la acción abierto y apuntando en una dirección segura.
POR FAVOR DONE
En los receptáculos o en línea para ayudar a mantener NUESTRA gama.
DONATIONS APPRECIATED
In the receptacles or online to help maintain OUR range
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General Range Safety Rules
- ALWAYS keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. This applies at all times to both loaded and unloaded firearms.
- ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until the sights are on target and you are ready to fire.
- ALWAYS keep the gun unloaded until ready to use.
- Always be sure of your target and what is behind it.
- Shoot only at authorized targets. Shooting at wildlife is prohibited.
- Ensure your fired projectile is landing within the range boundaries.
- Know and obey all range commands.
- Know where others are at all times.
- All handguns must always arrive and depart the firing line in a case or holster. All handguns in the ready-area behind the firing line must be cased or holstered.
- All firearms must be uncased/un-holstered, readied, and re-cased/re-holstered ONLY on the firing line and ONLY while the range is open for live fire.
- All uncased rifles or shotguns are carried to and from the firing line unloaded, with the action open, and with the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
- Black powder firearms are to be charged with the muzzle pointing up. They shall not be capped or primed until on the firing line with the muzzle pointing down range.
- Prior to anyone going downrange, all firearms remaining on the firing line or benches will have their muzzles pointed downrange, magazines removed and actions open with no live rounds in them.
- When a uniformed NRA-certified Range Safety Officer is not present any shooter may act as Range Officer, responsible for safe operation of the range.
- Failure to obey the order of a Range Officer is a major safety violation and can result in fines and/or expulsion from the range.
- Persons possessing a concealed handgun permit must comply with current state laws.
- Toy guns and BB guns are to be treated as real firearms. Persons handling such arms shall comply with all range rules.
- Each shooter is responsible for his/her actions and the actions of everyone in their group.
General Range Regulations
- Hours of operation -Shooting and access are permitted during these hours only:
- Weekdays-7:00am till 5:00pm (Dusk)
- Weekends-8:00am till 5:00pm
- Explosive targets and incendiary targets are prohibited.
- Cannons, mortars, and centerfire rifles 50 caliber in size (including .50 BMG) or larger are prohibited.
- Eye and ear protection are required on the firing line.
- Alcohol and drug use is prohibited.
- Persons under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
- No littering -Shooters must clean their shooting areas, including brass, when finished.
- No dogs or pets allowed (with the exception of Service Dogs).
- Pedestrian access only -no motor vehicles permitted on the range (with the exception of authorized maintenance vehicles and placarded or licensed Handicapped vehicles with prior permission from range management).
- No firearms may be discharged at any location on the property other than the designated firing line.
- When others are waiting for a shooting bench, a shooting bench may be occupied for a maximum of 1 hour.
- Spent shell casings placed in the provided donation receptacles are the property of the range.
- Violations of the Regulations or General Range Safety Rules may result in expulsion from the range
Trap Range Regulations
- Shotguns or handguns with shot shells only on this range. Firearms shooting bullets or slugs are forbidden on the trap range. Slug shells may only be used at the 100 Yard range.
- Only clay pigeons are allowed on this range with the exception that paper/cardboard targets are permitted on the shotgun pattern board.
- Shotgun pattern boards are located in Trap Range and may only be used with shotguns or combination shotgun/pistol firearm firing shot shells.
50 Yard and 100 Yard Range Regulations
- Only paper targets, cardboard targets or reusable stationary targets that are manufactured and sold for the purpose of target shooting may be used on the 50-and 100 yard ranges. Clay targets are prohibited on these ranges.
- Only handguns or rifles using rim-fire or muzzle loaded ammunition, are allowed on the 50 Yard Range.
- Shotguns and handguns firing shot shells are not permitted on the 50- or 100-Yard ranges, with the exception that shotguns firing slug shells are permitted on the 100 Yard Range.
- Firing shall only be done from the designated firing line.
- Firearms will not be handled for any reason when persons are forward of the firing line.
- Weekdays: 7:00 AM till 5:00 PM
- Weekends: 8:00 AM till 5:00 PM
- LOOK AT CALENDAR BELOW TO SEE SCHEDULED CLOSURES