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<h3><font face="Geneva">CCGCI Range Rules - Updated 02.20.2014</font></h3></td>
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<h6 align="left"><font face="Geneva">1. CCGCI is a cold range. Therefore, all firearms shall be unloaded before entering the property.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">&nbsp; (a) All firearms must be cased or left inside a secured vehicle unless transporting the firearms directly to and from the shooting area.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">&nbsp; (b) Firearms shall not be locked or loaded unless on the firing line and the range is hot.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">&nbsp; (c) If the range is cold, all firearms shall be unloaded (no magazine) and have an open chamber<sup>1</sup></font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">&nbsp; (d) Exception to the rule are firearms being caried under the guidelines of a Concealed Carry Permit or Sworn Law Enforcement Officers who are authorized by state or federal law to carry a concealed firearm.</font></h6>
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<h6><font face="Geneva">2. If in doubt, zero all firearms on paper in the pistols pits before moving to the rifle range.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">3. Proper muzzle control must be observed at all times.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">4. No handling of firearms while the range is cold or if a &quot;cease-fire&quot; has been called.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">5. All firearms shall be treated as if they are loaded at all times.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">6. Bumpfire<sup>2</sup> shooting is NOT allowed.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">7. Shooting with full-auto, slide-fire stocks<sup>3</sup> or calibers greater than .30<sup>4</sup> is only permitted when authorized and approved, in writing, by the Rangemaster.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">8. No full-auto shooting will be conducted at targets beyond 50 yards.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">9. Only shooters, scorers, Range Safety Officers (RSO) and coaches/trainers are allowed on the firing line.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">10. All targets must be placed directly in front of existing berms and shall NOT be placed above eye level of the shooter. The placing of targets or target frames at distances that are less than the 100 and 200-yard berms on the rifle range is prohibited.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">11. No loose caps or open powder on the firing line.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">12. Misfires will be cleared before anyone goes down range.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">13. No capping of firearms until they are on the firing line and muzzle control is observed.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">14. Slugs, buckshot and large shot can only be used in an approved area and cannot be shot into existing target boards.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">15. All shooting shall be directed into berms on Rangemaster approved ranges only, unless the target is a thrown clay target on an approved shotgun range.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">16. Handgun shooting is not allowed on the rifle range without approval of the Rangemaster.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">17. All shotgun ammunition for thrown clay targets will be no greater than #7 1/2. Thrown clay targets cannot be shot at with any firearm other than a shotgun.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">18. Appropriate targets will be used so that all bullets, shot, etc. strike the berm. Only metal targets that are already installed on the rifle range may be used. You may not bring and shoot your own metal targets unless they are approved by the Rangemaster.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">19. No glass or other targets that leave debris are allowed on the pistol or rifle ranges. The only exception to this rule is the use of biodegradable clay targets.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">20. No tracer, explosive or other incendiary ammunition is allowed at any time.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">21. Exploding targets are only allowed when approved, in writing, by the Rangemaster. Shooting exploding targets is to be conducted under the direct supervision of a Range Safety Officer (RSO) who is approved by the Rangemaster.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">22. Eye and ear protection is required for all shooters and spectators while on the firing line and while in proximity of the firing line.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">23. Members are responsible for the children, guests and pets.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">24. NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE ALLOWED ON THE RANGE AT ANY TIME.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">25. No member or guest will be permitted on the range while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">26. All members while on range property, must display their membership cards.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">27. No driving on the range at any time.</font></h6>
<h6><font face="Geneva">28. Failure to follow these rules will result in disciplinary actions, which may include revocation of membership.</font></h6>
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<h6><font face="Geneva">Open chamber<sup>1</sup>: Open breech for rifles, shotguns and pistols. Cylinders exposed for revolvers. Muzzle loaders shall not be loaded or have firing cap installed.&nbsp;</font></h6>
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<h6><font face="Geneva">Bumpfire<sup>2</sup>: Act of using the recoil of a semi-automatic firearm to fire multiple shots in rapid succession, which very crudely simulates the discharge of a fully automatic firearm. Typically shot from the hip and not controllable.</font></h6>
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<h6><font face="Geneva">Slide-fire Stock<sup>3</sup>: Is not an adjustable stock or trigger manipulation device. Designed to shoot from the shoulder allowing shooter to maintain their direction of fire.</font></h6>
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<h6><font face="Geneva">.30 caliber rule<sup>4</sup>: This is an NRA rule that applies to rifle calibers only. Calibers up to but NOT including 338 Lapua may be used at CCGCI.</font></h6>
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