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Our Rules for Safe Shooting
RIFLE AND PISTOL RANGE RULES
Members Only - Unauthorized persons will be charged with criminal trespass.
Any violation of range rules will result in revocation of membership.
Treat all firearms as if they are always loaded.
Keep your finger off the trigger & outside the guard until you are on target & ready to shoot.
Keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction at all times.
Be aware of your target and what's beyond. Always have a designated backstop.
Eye and ear protection is required.
ALL ROUNDS MUST IMPACT BACKSTOP1
NO fully automatic firearms.
When people are down range, firearms shall be unloaded, on the bench with the chamber up, or
in a gun rack with the muzzle pointed up.
Use a pre-positioned target frames is required. No targets shall be placed on the ground.
No tannerite, incendiary, or explosive targets are allowed.
No steel targets, gongs, plates, or shooting trees are allowed.
Be sure your firearm is in safe operating condition.
Know how your firearm operates and ensure you have the correct ammunition.
All MGC board members & designated range officers have full authority over range operations.
Never use drugs and/or alcohol before or while shooting.
Help protect you and your range...FOLLOW THESE RULES.
TRAP AND SKEET/5 STAND FIELD RULES
You must be 18 years old or have a valid Wisconsin hunter safety certificate.
Treat all firearms as if they are always loaded.
Keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction at all times.
Be aware of your target and what's beyond.
Eye and ear protection is required.
Never place a shell in the chamber until you are ready to shoot.
No shot larger than 7 1/2 is allowed.
MGC board members, pullers, score keepers and designated range officers have full authority
over range operations.
While there is an orange cone on top of the trap house, that range is considered closed.
Always turn to the right when moving from post 5 to post 1 and walk behind your squad.
When changing posts, keep your firearm unloaded with the action open.
Never hold or carry your firearm over your shoulder with the barrel pointing behind you.
Firearms with a break open action may be closed ONLY when placed in a gun rack.
Never point or swing your firearm in the clubhouse.
NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY BE CONSUMED UNTIL YOUR SHOOTING IS COMPLETED.
THINK SAFETY! HAVE FUN!