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All children 16 years or
younger must be accompanied by an adult shooter of 18 years or older. |
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Only
firearms utilizing single projectile ammunition may be fired. However, shotguns
utilizing multiple projectile ammunition may be fired at stationary targets for
purposes of assessing shotgun patterns. |
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Firearms using centerfire cartridges
.50 caliber or larger are prohibited. |
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Any
weapon prohibited by GA Code Section 16-11-122 (i.e., sawed-off shotguns or
rifles, machine guns, submachine guns and silenced weapons) is prohibited. |
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Fully automatic weapons and any
weapon that fires more than once with one trigger pull and release are
prohibited. |
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or any ammunition considered to be incendiary or explosive is prohibited. |
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All persons must wear adequate
hearing and eye protection. |
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All shooters must fire from or by the shooting benches. ABSOLUTELY NO SHOOTING
IS ALLOWED OUTSIDE OF THIS AREA. |
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No
smoking is permitted on or near the firing line at any time. |
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No alcoholic
beverages may be possessed at the firing range. |
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No
person under the influence of alcohol or drugs is permitted on the firing range. |
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Non-shooters must
remain at least six feet behind the firing line whenever any shooter is at the
firing line. |
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All
objects, trash, targets and spent cartridge hulls must be removed by firing
range users before leaving the range. |
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All
firearms must be unloaded and action open, except when it is at firing line and
is being used for firing. |
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In
the event of a firearm malfunction, the shooter must keep their firearm pointed
down range, unload as soon as possible, and advise all persons at the firing
line of the malfunction. |
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In
the event of a malfunction of another shooters firearm, all firearms must be
unloaded with actions open for the duration of the malfunction. |
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All
firearms on the firing line must be grounded, unloaded, with actions open
whenever anyone is down range. |
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Muzzles of all firearms must be pointed downrange when on the firing line. |
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The
muzzle of every firearm when in the firing position must be in front of the
front edge of the bench upon which it rests. |
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Shooters shall fire only at the target directly down range of that persons
position. |
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No
shooting at flying or thrown objects is allowed. |
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Targets must be constructed of paper, cardboard, or similar material that will
not shatter or cause bullet ricochet. |
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Ground level targets must be positioned so that a bullet will not strike flat
ground before the backstop; all targets must be located so that a bullet will
strike between the base and halfway up the backstop. |
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Shooters must be at the firing line before capping or priming muzzle loading
firearms. |
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All
loading of muzzleloaders must be by single charge dispenser. |
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In
the event of a hangfire, muzzle-loading firearms must be kept pointed downrange
until the problem is corrected. |
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Containers of black powder or Pyrodex must remain closed except when needed for
loading. |
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Muzzle-loading firearms must be loaded only with black powder or Pyrodex unless
the muzzleloader is specifically designed for smokeless powder. Use of smokeless
powder in a muzzleloader not specifically designed for use of smokeless powder
may cause serious injury to the shooter, to bystanders and to the firearm. |
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