At The Shooting Range, we follow the 5 Golden Rules of Gun Safety at all times.
No exceptions. Ever.
These rules are used at shooting ranges around the world to prevent accidents and ensure a safe training environment for every shooter.
At The Shooting Range, we follow the 5 Golden Rules of Gun Safety at all times.
No exceptions. Ever.
These rules are used at shooting ranges around the world to prevent accidents and ensure a safe training environment for every shooter.
For obvious safety reasons, drinking and shooting can never happen at the same time. No alcohol may be consumed on the range or before any shooting activity.
Anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be asked to leave immediately and will forfeit their range fees.
Alcohol may only be consumed in the Lapa after you have completed your shoot.
Always assume a firearm is loaded, even if someone shows you that it is clear.
If a friend hands you a gun to try, you should still perform a safety check the moment you pick it up. The same applies when you set the firearm down. If the gun leaves your control—even for a moment—you must recheck it.
There are no exceptions to this rule.
Even after a safety check, you must still handle the firearm responsibly.
Remember Rule 2: The Gun Is Always Loaded.
At our shooting range, firearms must remain pointed downrange at all times. Never point a gun at a person, an animal, or any object you do not intend to destroy.
A bullet can pass through your intended target and continue travelling with force. Because of this, you must always know exactly what lies behind your target.
This rule helps prevent property damage, injury, and unintended harm.
This rule is one of the most crucial parts of gun safety. Your finger must stay off the trigger until your sights are on the target and you are ready to fire.
With modern firearms, a shot cannot be fired if your finger is outside the trigger guard. Following this rule prevents negligent discharges and keeps everyone safe.
Every time you pick up a firearm, you must follow these 5 gun safety rules. Over time, they become second nature — creating a safer shooting experience for everyone at the range.
