Top Gun Range Rules

• Guns not in the booth must remain holstered, in a bag, or in a carrier
• Handle the firearm only inside the firing booth, forward of the yellow line
• Only graduates in good standing of Beyond the Permit or Mastering the Pistol I may draw from the holster. A permission card will be issued by the staff.
• If anything (gun, magazine, ammunition, etc…) falls forward of the white firing line, do not retrieve it. Ask the Range Safety Officer for assistance.
• Only one shooter in the booth at a time
• No cross-lane shooting
• Do not shoot the floor, ceiling, walls, or other range equipment. Ensure every round impacts the backstop
• Keep the gun pointed in safe direction at all times
• Eye and ear protection are mandatory
• No steel-cased, steel core, tracer, bolo, flechette, or armor piercing ammunition
• No blackpowder arms allowed
• Pistol calibers only unless using Top Gun’s frangible ammunition
• Full-auto firearms are allowed only under director supervision of Top Gun staff with Top Gun firearms and ammunition.
• There is to be no horseplay
• No food, drink, smoking, or electronic cigarettes on the range
• Range appropriate attire should be worn. Open toed shoes, low cut tops, etc…should be avoided.
• No one under the influence of any substance is allowed on the range. Those smelling of drugs or alcohol will not be allowed in the facility
• Pregnant women will not be allowed on the range
• Those that cannot comprehend the waiver due to language or special needs, will not be allowed on the range
• Those that cannot hear or comprehend RSO instructions at all times will not be allowed on the range
• No one under the age of 18 will be allowed to use a full auto firearm
• If you have any issues with your firearm or range equipment, ask the Range Safety Officer for help
• The Range Safety Officer has authority over every aspect of the range, and has the final say over all range activities.
• Those unwilling to follow Top Gun’s range rules or safety rules will be expelled.
• Children under the age of 7 years old are not allowed on the range
• Children 7 years to 12 years of age may only shoot rimfire firearms unless they have take Top Gun’s course for youth.
• Use of the fully automatic weapons is restricted to those shooters 18 years old and older.