Range Rules

Standard Operating Procedures and Range Specific Rules

Membership office – 702-642-9928

Guard Shack – 702-376-8145

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General Range Rules

  • Do not drive so that your speed stirs up dust on the ground. Range speed limit is 10 MPH on all DSRPC property (compliance with Clark County dust control policies). You may be asked to leave if you speed.
  • All members and all guests must show photo ID (driver’s license preferred) and must also show a valid physical membership and sign in when entering the facility card as proof of membership when entering the range when asked by a Range Safety Officer. (NO PHONE PHOTOS are accepted)
  • Guests must always remain with members. Members are wholly responsible for their guests. Limit is 4 guests per visit, with a guest fee of $10 per person. Immediate family members do not pay a fee. Immediate family members are defined as the member’s mother, father, sisters, brothers, spouse, children and grandchildren.
  • Follow instructions from Range Safety Officer (RSO). If an RSO, Board member, or designated safety officer makes a request, comply immediately without argument. Failure to do so may and will result in expulsion from the range, membership suspension and/or termination,
  • It is the member’s responsibility to read the announcements on the front page of the website at dsrpc.org and to check the event calendar for range closures and information relevant to range use.
  • No .50 BMG Caliber, No .416 Barrett Caliber, No .408 or .375 Chey-Tac Caliber, No steel core, bi-metal, armor piercing, incendiary or tracer ammo may be used anywhere on the range. Possession of such ammo on Club property may lead to termination by the Club.
  • It is the member’s responsibility to read and obey all range closure signs, members are prohibited from taking down or putting up any closure signs under any circumstances.
  • Eye and ear protection is mandatory on all ranges at all times.
  • Approved target backings: paper, cardboard or coroplast ONLY.
  • No Paid training is allowed on the range per the charter, Bylaws and sop’s and the Chief Instructor.
  • Use only paper or steel targets. Self-healing targets are allowed in Ranges 2 and 10, provided they are 30 inches above ground. All other targets are prohibited, including but not limited to glass, cans, plastic, bowling pins, bowling balls, trash cans, bouncing targets, rock filled bottles, water filled bottles, eggs, exploding targets, clay pigeons, or rocks.
  • Targets will be a minimum of 30 inches above the ground, Height is limited by shooters position, rounds must impact the berm no higher than 6 feet. (See range 2 as an exception).
  • DO not use PVC for target stands.
  • Assist in maintaining safety and regulatory policies. Please be courteous to other members and guests when giving or receiving safety advice.
  • You are required to clean up the range after use. Place all the trash in trash cans. Pick up empty shell casings. Magnetic devices are available at the Gate House. You may deposit unwanted casings at the Gate House or designated brass buckets. Shotgun hulls thrown in garbage.
  • DSRPC may need to close any range at any time.
  • Upon entry, members are required to check at the gatehouse for closures.
  • Unless stated in range specific rules, side berms and walls are for safety and are not to be used as impact berms. Do not walk on the berms.
  • Inspect blind spots/areas downrange prior to use.
  • Unauthorized people are not allowed to use DSRPC targets or props located at or around Conex/ shipping containers.
  • DSRPC property shall not be used for private or commercial business purposes of any kind. Your membership will be terminated if you do. No paid Training of any kind. All training requests must go through the chief instructor. Approval or denial will be at the discretion of the Chief Instructor. no exceptions!
  • The range, on the morning of the first Saturday of each month, will be closed for clean-up, construction and maintenance. Consult event calendar for times.
  • All membership and guests’ pets must always be on a leash and under the owner’s control.
  • Active Match Directors of DSRPC have reciprocal comps to shoot free in any other match on DSRPC property. Each Match at DSRPC, not sanctioned by a governing body, shall have a minimum of 2 NRA Range Safety Officers (Match Directors are also RSO’s) at each match for the safety of
  • Rapid fire is allowed if (with certain restrictions) you can safely and accurately hit your target and the back berm. (some exceptions do apply) see restrictions next guideline.
  • All members or guests shooting firearms with any type of Binary, (FRT triggers are not allowed.) or firearms with selector switch to increase the rate of fire, must notify the RSO’s at the guard shack before entering the range. This also includes full autos with many restrictions now apply. An RSO might be required to monitor the shooter to make certain that the shooter is always in control of the firearm. (No Exceptions)
  • Acceptable means of transportation by members of DSRPC to down range areas (i.e. target slips, steel targets, etc.) shall include walking, and the use of vehicles required to be inspected and or licensed by a state motor vehicle department. No other means of transportation shall be used without the approval of the Executive Board.
  • No Drones are allowed on DSRPC property without the approval of the Executive Board.
  • No rocks will be used to support target stands.
  • Check in at the guard shack for range closures.
  • No vehicles are allowed in front of the Firing line.
  • All target heights are maximum 6 ft. (Except range #7)
  • All brass put into the Brass buckets at each range are the club’s property and not for you.
  • NO CAMERAS OR CHRONOGRAPHS ALLOWED IN FRONT OF THE FIRING LINE, except what is allowed in the SOP’s.
  • All bays first come – first serve. First come has priority to deny or accept bay sharing.
  • Reminder: All target heights must be a minimum of 30 inches tall and a maximum of 6ft in height, (except range #7).
  • All Paper target stands must be within 1 yard in front or behind or on the top of the slip area.
  • All placards and signs must be adhered to. (no smoking, Example)
  • Absolutely No Paint ball gear or equipment allowed on the property.
  • Smoking is only allowed in the parking lot areas.
  • No FRT Triggers allowed on the range.
  • No Alcohol or medical marijuana allowed. Intoxication of any kind will constitute harsher penalties and membership termination.
  • Also absolutely no greater shooting angles (than 30 Degrees) are allowed anywhere on the entire Range until further notice. Stictly enforced!
  • This next rule applies for the general membership as follows; But does not apply to club sanctioned matche
  • Full automatic firearms: It has been determined and voted on per the board that no longer will full automatic firearms such as the following, will no longer be allowed on DSRPC property. No 30 ca, no 50cal, no M60 cal, no belt fed, or water cooled full automatic or crew served firearms allowed on a tripod or on a vehicle.

Allowable Full automatics ;

  • Shoulder Fired full auto, magazines fed is allowed only.
  • If you have this type a full automatic firearm and it is approved you also must have in your possession the proper legal documentation.
  • The full automatic matches will be monitored as per the approved match guidelines.

Firearm definitions

  • A firearm less than 26” in overall length, barrel no longer than 7.5” inches, and shooting a pistol caliber (i.e. .22lr, .32,.38, .357,.357Sig, .380, 9mm, 5.7, .40, .45, 10mm) is a PISTOL and can be used on pistol ranges with steel no closer than 15 yards.
  • Firearms shooting pistol caliber (i.e. .22lr, .32,.38, .357,.357Sig, .380, 9mm, 5.7, .40, .45, 10mm) with a barrel length of 7.5”-15.5” with an overall length less than 26” is a PCC and may be used with steel no closer than 25 yards on PCC or rifle ranges.
  • Firearms shooting pistol caliber (i.e. .22lr, .32,.38, .357,.357Sig, .380, 9mm, 5.7, .40, .45, 10mm) with barrels greater than 16” with an overall length of 26” or greater are RIFLES and can be used on rifle ranges with steel no closer than 50 yards.

Medical Procedures

Anyone observing or involved in an accident or injury will notify the range safety personnel as soon as possible. If it is a life-threatening situation, immediately call 911. Each observer and accident victim will submit a report to range safety personnel as soon as possible. RSO’s shall write an Investigative Report (IR) . In the event of a medical incident/accident, on-scene individuals can and shall provide appropriate medical assistance if trained to do so.

Contact Emergency Services, if required, promptly. Notify DSRPC RSO as soon as practical. First aid, trauma kit and AED are available at the DSRPC Range Safety Office. A trauma kit is available on the RSO vehicle.

Range Safety office
702-376-8145
12201 West Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89135

 

GPS Coordinates for MEDEVAC site:
Lat N36.1498 x Long WI 15.3653 Elevation 3310 ft.

These rules apply to all Ranges

Cold Range Procedures

  • It is the shooters’ responsibility to determine range conditions before firearms are removed from vehicles.
  • Cold Range begins with the command “The range is cold” followed by “Unload all firearms,” at which time shooters will unload their firearms, open actions, remove detachable magazines, insert empty chamber indicator flags, place their firearms on the shooting table or in a rack and move behind the yellow line or 5 feet behind the firing line when there is no yellow line.
  • No firearms may be handled during cold range conditions. This includes firearms on the shooting tables, rifle racks, inside open carrying cases, holsters or transferring to and from a vehicle, or any other location. No one handles a firearm for any reason. (exception; If firearm is cased you can move from to/from vehicle to/from back bench only.)
  • All shooters on the range must check and confirm their firearms are in a safe condition before anyone moves forward of the firing line.
  • On command, “The firing line is safe,” shooters may go downrange to service targets, pick up brass in front of the firing line, all firearms previously cased, closed and placed behind the yellow line must remain. All equipment (i.e. targets, staplers, water bottles, etc.) needed during a cold line time should be stored behind the yellow line.
  • When moving from behind the yellow line to down-range, shooters will not touch anything on the tables forward of the yellow line. Shooters will not wait or stand in the area between the firing line and the yellow line

These rules apply to all Ranges.

Hot Range Procedures

  • Hot Range is when firearms may be handled and/or fired on the firing line.
  • Shooters will not go forward of the firing line for any reason during a hot range condition.
  • Before a range goes “hot” all shooters must be behind the yellow line, or 5 feet behind the firing line where there is no yellow line.
  • To ensure there is no one down range, the command “Is anyone down range?”, is repeated at least twice. Double check for anyone downrange.
  • On command of “Range is hot,” shooters may move forward of the yellow line. Shooters may uncase their firearms at this time but only at the firing line.
  • Uncased firearms may only be removed from vehicles in a safe condition (i.e. action open, detachable magazines removed, and empty chamber indicators inserted). In addition, and in this condition, uncased firearms may only be removed to/ from a vehicle and transported to the firing line when the range is HOT“.
  • Always keep muzzles pointed in a safe direction.
  • If a firearm is to be cleaned while on a range, the firearm will only be cleaned while the range is hot and must be pointed down range.
  • All firearms will be cased and uncased at the firing line table only on any range that has a table to shoot from, this includes ranges 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 9B and 10A, B, K, L, 11A.

DSRPC Penalties for Rules Violations

There have been several memberships terminated because of not following the rules! Please do not be the one! There are no dumb questions when it comes to range safety! Please Ask.

There is new violation procedures now enforced. See the guard shack for the documented procedures.


RSO Guidelines for Policy and SOP Violations

all violations shall have a DSRPC citation issued to document the incident for referral to the Board of Directors

Violation Category of Violation Pull Membership Card RSO Action
Stealing club property or failing to return club property when requested Policy Y Actively stealing property, call 911 to report. If club property is not returned, notify RM for referral to Board
Intentionally damaging DSRPC equipment/property Policy Y Remove member from the range
Firing .50BMG, .416 Barret, .408 / .375 Chey-Tac SOP Y Remove member from the range
Unsportsmanlike behavior, arguing, fighting, argumentative, or combative behavior Policy Y Remove member from the range
Teaching, Training, Coaching for profit Policy Y Remove member and guest(s) from range
Using Alcohol and/or drugs (to include prescriptions medications that inhibits abilities) Policy and Safety Y Removal from the range but ensure member is safe to drive and/or retain firearms
Failure to follow instructions or commands (given in English) from RSOs, Match Directors, or any DSRPC employee Policy and Safety Y Remove member from the range
Member’s guest(s) violating SOP Safety Y All members of the group removed from the range
Firing into the side berms (where prohibited) Safety Y Remove member from the range
Handling a firearm while the range is COLD Safety N Advise member of HOT/COLD SOP rules
Firing a weapon while the range is COLD Safety Y Remove member from the range
Entering a Closed Range Safety N Advise the member of the safety concerns
Possessing Incendiary, steel core, Bi-Metal, Armor Piercing, or Tracer Ammunition Policy and Safety N Remove member from the range
Firing incendiary, steel core, Bi-Metal, Armor Piercing, or Trace Ammunition Policy and Safety Y Remove member from the range
Firing Unauthorized Firearm on a Range. Policy N If no damage – educate member on which range the firearm can be used. If damage – see above violation
Shooting Steel an incorrect distance Policy and Safety N Educate member on proper SOP distances
Shooting unauthorized targets Policy and Safety N Educate members on proper SOP targets
Improper berm height bullet impacts Policy and Safety N Educate member on proper SOP heights
Failure to wear proper safety protection Policy and Safety N Educate member on the SOP
Intentionally shooting so bullets leave a range Safety Y Remove member from the range
Exceeding 10mph speed limit Policy and Safety N Educate member/guest of the SOP
Failure to Check in at RSO Gate Policy N Educate member/guest of policy

 

The Member’s/Guest’s responses, behavior, to the RSOs will play a significant factor to determine if a minor, NO card pull, would be upgraded to a YES card pull and removal from the range.

If a member has a previous violation on file, each additional violation, regardless of severity, will be a YES card pull and removal from the range.

Violations, not listed in this Guideline, will be the discretion of the RSO and a citation shall be issued to the members.

General Steel target guidelines

General Steel target guidelines

DISTANCE MINIMUMS ON SHOOTING STEEL PLATE

ANY RIFLE CALIBER = 50 YARDS. PISTOL – HANDGUN =15 yards / PCC = 25 YARDS.

PLACE STEEL PLATES as far back to the back berm behind target slip. (if there is not enough room no more than a maximum 18 inches in front of CONCRETE/ or wood TARGET SLIPS).

Personal Steel requirements

ALLOWED ONLY on range 2 bays 1, 2, & 3 ONLY! Private steel may be placed 15 yards from the rear berm as per the red marker. No shooting into the left berm at an angle more than a 30-degree angle. (see examples)

On Ranges #2 (unless posted) all personal Steel must be placed at least 18-inchs behind the target slips. On Range 10 steel must be behind the slip No Personal Steel on Range- 4, or #11 or as specified.

On Ranges 3, 5, 6, all personal steel must be placed 5ft behind the target slips and no closer than 50 yards. NO PERSONAL STEEL PLACED BETWEEN THE SLIPS. (for example, do not place steel at 30 yards between the 25-yard line and 50-yard line)

ALL other ranges–Private steel must be placed as   No further forward than 18 inches in front of the target slip Range specific may apply

Brass Guidelines: Strictly Enforced!!!!

All Brass that is placed into the BRASS buckets at each range are the property of the club and should not be considered your personal brass. We turn this brass in for contributions to the club. If  you are caught taking brass out of the range buckets, your membership is in jeopardy of being rescinded by the board.

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Chronographs allowed

Approved on Range 2 (except in bays 9 and 10), 3, 5, 7 and 10 (except in bays A, B, J, K & L)

Range #1 - SHOTGUN ONLY

  • Range #1, Stay shooting towards the mountain.
  • Shotguns 12 gauge or Smaller. Shot #6 or Smaller. Biodegradable clays only. No unauthorized Targets allowed.
  • No shotguns with a shorter barrel than 20 inches. NON- negotiable!
  • No Ground targets allowed.
  • Parking area and shooting firing line need to be established.
  • Please be respectful and safe when shooting shotguns only.
  • Again, Shotguns must have a minimum 20-inch barrel. No Tactical shotguns allowed!

Range #2 Bays #1, #2, #3, only

  • Range #2 Bays #1, #2, #3, What’s wrong with this picture?
  • Do not put any personal Steel on top of the slips at any time. Non -Negotiable!
  • Targets and steel target must be 30 inches off the ground to make certain that the bullets will hit the impact berm. Non-Negotiable!
  • No ground targets allowed
  • Shooting Distances-1-50 yards depending on the length of the bay.
  • Procedures-Firing lines may be established at a distance from the back berm inside the bay. At no time will members or vehicles pass the firing line during live fire.
  • Sunshades are not to be used for shooting.
  • Allowed—Firearms and Ammunition-Handguns, rifles, shotguns, Select Fire guns, and black powder firearms, AR pistols, Pistol Caliber Carbines, approved full autos allowed.
  • All calibers of ammunition allowed except 50BMG, .408 & .375 Chey Tec & .416 Barrett.
  • Targets and Target Placement-Paper, steel and self-healing targets over must be 30 inches, and 6ft tall maximum.
  • All targets all (paper/ steel) must be placed in a position where all rounds impact an approved berm. Approved berms are only the back berm and the first 15 yards on the left, from the back berm, as now marked with the red post.
  • All rounds must impact the back berm or the designated left side berm only between 2 feet and 6 feet in height from the ground.
  • Targets should be stood upright using concrete slips are recommended.
  • Targets placed NO more than 15 yards from the back berm (not from the slip)
  • Chronographs are permitted.
  • Range #2 BAYS 1,2,&3 rules are for strict safety concerns. ANY violations can and will include disciplinary actions per the board!
  • Also absolutely no greater shooting angles (than 30 Degrees ) are allowed anywhere also on the entire Range until further notice.

ALLOWED ONLY on range 2  Bays 1, 2, & 3 ONLY! Private steel may be placed 15 yards from the rear berm as per the red marker. No shooting into the left berm at an angle more than a 30-degree angle. (see examples).

Shooting no more than 30 degrees into the side left berm.

Range #2 Bays #4-through-10

  • Shooting Distances-1-50 yards depending on the length of the bay.
  • General Range Procedures-Firing line may be established at any distance from the back berm inside the bay. At no time will members or vehicles pass the firing line during live fire.
  • Sunshades are not to be used for shooting
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-Handguns, rifles, shotguns, and PCC’s, Approved Select Fire guns, and black powder firearms. No shotgun shooting steel.
  • All calibers of ammunition allowed except 50BMG, .408 & .375 Chey Tec & .416 Barrett.
  • General Range rules applied.
  • NO Shooting in the side berms at any time!
  • Allowed-Paper, steel and self-healing targets 30 inches high off the ground.
  • All targets must be placed in a position where all rounds impact the approved back impact berm.
  • Allowed Equipment–Chronographs are permitted.
  • All paper targets must be in the target slips or no further than 1 yard in front of the slip.
  • Personal Steel must be behind the slip or no further forward than 18 inches.
  • All Personal steel must be placed in the middle of the bay and no closer than 20ft from the HESCO walls.
  • If shooting steel, you must adhere to the steel requirements; pistol =15 yards/ PCC’s 25yards/ And the rifle calibers must be 50 yards away. No exceptions!
  • Approved Full automatics allowed

Range 2, Bays #11-#12 HANDGUN ONLY, 15 YARDS ONLY

  • Shooting Distances-15 Yards only
  • General Range Procedures-Only Shoot from tables
  • All shooters must remain behind tables at times, except to reset Texas Star Targets.
  • Please RESET Texas Star Targets before leaving
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition- Handguns ONLY, Handgun calibers ONLY, NO PCCs.
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement-DSRPC installed steel targets ONLY
  • No Shooting in the side berms!!
  • No personal Steel allowed!

Range #2 Bays #11-&-#12

  • Allowed Equipment-Chronographs designed to be placed on the shooting table are permitted.
  • Restricted Firearms-NO Magnum calibers (.357 mag, .44 mag etc.)
  • NO Rifles, NO AR Pistols, NO Folding stock platforms, No Full Autos allowed.
  • NO Pistol Caliber Carbines, NO RIFLE CALIBERS
  • Restricted Equipment-NO paper targets, NO member/guest provided steel targets
  • Chronographs in front of the firing line are prohibited.

Range #3

  • Shooting Distances-100, 150, 200, 250, 300 and 400 yards.
  • General Range Procedures-Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures.
  • The firing line is the RED line under the covered deck. You may not go beyond the RED line or covered deck to shoot,
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-Rifles. NO PISTOLS. NO PCC’s, All calibers of ammunition for rifles and black powder rifles.
  • No 50 BMG,416 Barrett, 375 cal. and 408 Chey-Tac allowed.
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement-Paper and steel targets.
  • Targets must be placed behind the intermediate berms. All targets must be at least 30 inches above the ground in their own stands.
  • Side berms are used for safety and not as impact berms.
  • Private steel shall be placed 5 yards behind designated slips.
  • No personal steel closer than 100 yards.
  • Approved Full automatics only allowed.

Range #4 HANDGUN ONLY

  • Shooting Distances-3, 7, 10, 15, 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards.
  • Targets must be placed in the concrete target slips
  • General Range Procedures- Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures.
  • The firing line is the RED line under the covered deck. You may not go beyond the RED line or cover deck to shoot.
  • The lower concrete pad is for loading, unloading and handicap parking only. Parking is across the road to the North.
  • No personal vehicles allowed down range. No personal steel allowed. –
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-Handguns only, Handgun calibers ONLY
  • All loading of magazines on the back benches or front benches. All firearms remain on Fireline front benches
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement-Paper targets only.
  • Targets must be placed in the concrete slips.
  • All targets must be at least 30 inches above ground.
  • Allowed Equipment-Chronographs designed to be placed on the shooting table are permitted.
  • Restricted Firearms-No Machine guns, No Full auto fire
  • No Rifles, No Folding stock platforms, No PCC”s.
  • No AR pistols, No extended stock platforms, No Shotguns
  • No Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCC’S,) NO RIFLE CALIBERS
  • Chronographs in front of the firing line are prohibited.
  • No drawing from holster.

Range 4B, 4C MATCH USE ONLY

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Ranges 4B and 4C are located directly south behind Range 4 and are reserved for pistol shooting matches only.

Range #5 RIFLE ONLY

  • Shooting Distances–25, 50, 75, 100, 150, 200, 300, 400 yards
  • General Range Procedures–Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures
  • The firing line is the RED line under the covered deck. You may not go beyond the RED line or covered deck to shoot.
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition–Rifles and shot guns (Slug Only).
  • All calibers of ammunition for rifles and black powder rifles except. No 50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Chey-Tac, .375 Chey-Tac
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement–Paper and steel targets. Personal steel targets must be 5ft behind the slips. No personal steel closer than 50 yards
  • Targets must be placed behind the intermediate berms in the concrete slips.
  • All targets must be at least 30 inches above ground.
  • Side berms are used for safety and not as impact berms.
  • Allowed Equipment–Chronographs are permitted.
  • Restricted Firearms—No pistols, No Machine guns. No Binary, NO FRT’s, No PCC, NO AR pistols.
  • No Shotguns shooting steel targets.

Range #6

  • Shooting Distances-25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 400 yards.
  • General Range Procedures-Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures.
  • The firing line is the RED line under the covered deck. You may not go beyond the RED line or covered deck to shoot.
  • Disabled members have priority on tables #9 and #10.
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-Handguns, rifles, black powder firearms and shotguns (Slug Only). No shooting steel with shotguns.
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement-Paper and steel targets. (Personal Steel targets must be placed 5ft behind the target slips) and no steel closer than 50 yards at any time
  • Targets must be placed behind the intermediate berms in the concrete slips. There is no intermediate berm at 25 yards.
  • No full auto fire is permitted; No Binary triggers, NO FRT
  • All targets must be at least 30 inches above ground, and a maximum of 6ft.
  • Follow all placards signs. (ie. No Smoking)
  • Side berms are used for safety and not as impact berms.
  • Allowed Equipment-Chronographs designed to be placed on the shooting table are permitted.
  • Restricted Equipment-Chronographs in front of the firing line are prohibited.
  • No COMBAT type shooting, training or drills allowed.
  • TARGET and BENCH shooting only.

No 50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Chey-Tac, .375 Chey-Tac.
Private steel shall be 5 yds behind designated slips in their own stands, not allowed between designated distances.

Range #7 22 LR ONLY

(RIFLE AND PISTOL 22LR only)

  • Shooting Distances-25, 40, 50, 75, 100, 165, 200 and 212 yards. 7D range is out to 400Yards.
  • General Range Procedures-Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures
  • The firing line is the RED line under the covered deck. You may not go beyond the RED line or covered deck to shoot.
  • All 4 shooting stations are considered together as Range 7. Hot and cold range procedures will be applied to all 4 stations together and at the same time.
  • All 4 stations will either be Hot or Cold at the same time. Disabled members have priority on tables.
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-22LR only for use on target painted red
  • Match competitors with keys to locked down targets may shoot at those targets with their appropriate firearms. Allowed Targets and Target Placement-Paper and steel targets.
  • Targets must be placed in front of the intermediate berms.
  • All targets must not be higher than 30 inches
  • All rounds must impact a berm.
  • Side berms are used for safety and not as impact berms.
  • Allowed Equipment-table top Chronographs are permitted.
  • On range 7A or 7B, targets must be placed in front of the impact berm.
  • Restricted Firearms-No full auto fire is permitted. No .17 HMR or high-powered rifles.
  • No AR-15, SKS or AK style rifles. except those on a .22LR platform
  • Restricted Equipment-This range is for .22 LR, IMSHA, Big and Small Bore, Black Powder or Cowboy Lever Action shooting only.
  • No 50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Chey-Tac, .375 Chey-Tac
  • BLACK targets for IHMSA matches only (Big Bore List In the Guard shack)

Range #8 is CLOSED except for Matches

Range #9 RIFLE /PCC’S w-barrel length no shorter than 16 inches

  • Shooting Distances-100, 224, 333, 425, 550, 646, and steel to 1540 yards.
  • General Range Procedures-Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures.
  • Raise the RED FLAG when the range is HOT.
  • Raise the WHITE FLAG when the range is COLD.
  • The firing line is the RED line under the covered deck. You may not go beyond the RED line or covered deck to shoot.
  • Disabled members have priority on tables.
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-All non-magnum calibers of centerfire and black powder rifles. Magnum Calibers are permitted beyond 300-yard targets ONLY.
  • Certain pistols are only allowed during Ultra 500 Matches.
  • Targets must be placed in front of the intermediate berms. All rounds must impact a berm. Side berms are used for safety and not as impact berms. Do not Shoot at side berms!!!
  • Allowed Equipment-Bench top chronographs only.
  • PCC”s are now allowed with a barrell length of at least 16 inches. No pistols shooting allowed.  No magnums.
  • No shotguns allowed.
  • Magnum Calibers are NOT permitted on this range under 300 yards
  • NO MAGNUM CALIBERS may be shot at STEEL HANGING TARGETS
  • No 50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Chey-Tac, .375 Chey-Tac
  • Restricted Equipment-Chronographs in front of the firing line are prohibited.
  • Paper target slips are supplied at 100 yards only.
  • Members supplied target stands prohibited

Range 9B RIFLE ONLY (used for sighting in optics from Range #9)
Paper targets allowed at 100 yards for sighting in optics from range #9

  • Shooting Distances—100 YARDS
  • General Range Procedures–Use Hot and Cold Range Procedures.
  • No One Down Range – No vehicles allowed down range.
  • Not allowed Firearms and Ammunition-NO Magnum calibers NO 50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Chey-Tac, .375 Chey-Tac, 416,or 50 caliber Barrett.
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement– Paper Targets only. All rounds must impact a berm. Side berms are used safely and not as impact berms.
  • Allowed Equipment–Chronographs in front of the firing line are prohibited.
  • Restricted Firearms–No handguns allowed.
  • No Rimfire, AR type PCC’s with a barrel length of at least 16 inches.

Range 10 Bays A, B, 15 YARDS ONLY

  • Shooting Distances–15 Yards only
  • General Range Procedures Apply
  • Only Shoot from behind tables
  • All shooters must always remain behind tables.
  • Allowed Firearms and Ammunition-Handguns ONLY, Handgun calibers ONLY
  • Allowed Targets and Target Placement _DSRPC installed steel targets ONLY. No personal steel allowed.
  • Allowed Equipment Chronographs designed to be placed on the shooting table are permitted.
  • Restricted Firearms NO Magnum calibers (.357 mag, .44 mag )
  • NO Rifles calibers, NO AR Pistols rifle calibers, NO Folding stock platforms, No Full Automatics allowed.
  • Pistol Caliber Carbines are not allowed.
  • No 50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Chey-Tac, .375 Chey-Tac Restricted Equipment -No paper targets, NO member/guest provided steel targets Chronographs in front of the firing line are prohibited.

Range #10 rules specific to these ranges

Range 10 Bays C, D, E, F, G, H, I, on the following pages.

Due to some issues after findings & testing results some of the shrapnel when shooting steel on ranges with concrete walls we now have specific rules that apply.

  • Target frames must be placed in slips at the base of back berms. Remember the personal steel club requirements. 18 inches behind the target slip NO EXCEPTIONS!
  • All Steel and Targets must be at least 30 inches off the ground, and a maximum of 6ft. All bullets should hit the approved only back impact berms. No shooting in the side berms allowed. All target stands must be in the slips.
  • Chronographs okay. Range 10 Slip E-3 Is for Handicap members. Be considerate please.

Allowed Firearms and Ammunition

  • Handguns, rifles, shotguns, Select Fire guns, and black powder firearms. (No shotgun shooting steel)
  • AR pistols and Pistol Caliber Carbines are allowed.
  • All calibers of ammunition allowed except 50BMG, .408 & .375 Chey Tec & .416 Barrett.
  • General Range rules for all Range #10 Bays C through 10 -I Continued.
  • (All Steel targets must be at least 18 inches behind the slips as required.) If they won’t stand up behind the slip you may put stands 18 inches in front of the slips. No shooting into the corners allowed.
  • General Range Procedures-Firing line may be established at any distance from the back berm inside the bay.
  • At no time will members or vehicles pass the firing line during live fire.
  • Sunshades are not to be used for shooting
  • Remember to pick up trash and brass.
  • Reminder that all brass deposited in the brass buckets and is not yours after it put in the brass bucket. It belongs to the club.
  • Steel requirements on each range and Bays are specifically listed.

Range 10 Bays C1, C2, C3

  • Paper target stands must be placed in the slips or on top of the target slips
  • Bays C1, C2, all personal steel must be placed behind the Target slip.
  • Bay C1 steel must be placed 20ft from the right-hand brick wall.
  • Bay C2; The steel must be placed at least 20ft from the left wall.
  • Remember Personal Steel rules.
  • Pistol must be 15 yards from steel targets
  • PCC’s You must be 25 yards from steel targets
  • Rifle calibers you must be 50 yards from steel targets
  • Approved Full auto PAPER Targets ONLY!

Range #10 Bays D1, D2, &D3

  • Paper target stands must be placed in the slips or on top of the target slips
  • Bays D1, D2, & D3 all personal steel must be placed behind the Target slip.
  • Bay D1 steel must be placed 20ft from the right-hand brick wall.
  • Bay D2 the steel must be placed in the middle of the slip, 20ft from the left brick wall and at least 20ft from the right brick wall shooting steel must not be at an angle into the steel target.
  • Bay D3; The steel must be placed at least 20ft from the left wall.
  • Remember Personal Steel rules.
  • Pistol must be 15yards from steel targets
  • PCC’s You must be 25 yards from steel targets
  • Rifle calibers you must be 50 yards from steel targets
  • Approved full auto paper Targets only!

Range 10 Bays E1, E2, &E3

  • Paper target stands must be placed in the slips or on top of the target slips
  • Bays E1, E2, & E3 all personal steel must be placed behind the Target slip.
  • Bay E1 steel must be placed 20ft from the right-hand brick wall.
  • Bay E2 the steel must be placed in the middle of the slip, 20ft from the left brick wall and at least 20ft from the right brick wall shooting steel must not be at an angle into the steel target.
  • Bay E3; The steel must be placed at least 20ft from the left wall.
  • Remember Personal Steel rules;
  • Pistol must be 15yards from steel targets.
  • PCC’s You must be 25 yards from steel targets.
  • Rifle calibers must be 50yards from steel targets.
  • Approved Full Automatics paper targets only.

Range #10 Bays F1, F2, &F3

  • Paper target stands must be placed in the slips or on top of the target slips
  • Bays F1, F2, & F3 all personal steel must be placed behind the Target slip.
  • Bay F1 steel must be placed 20ft from the right-hand brick wall.
  • Bay F2 personal steel must be placed in the middle of the slip, 20ft from the left brick wall and at least 20ft from the right brick wall shooting steel must not be at an angle into the steel target.
  • Bay F3 personal steel must be placed at least 20ft from the left wall.
  • Remember Personal Steel rules.
  • Pistol must be 15yards from steel targets.
  • PCC’s You must be 25 yards from steel targets.
  • Rifle calibers you must be 50yards from steel targets
  • Approved Full automatics paper targets only!

Range 10 G- H- I (must be at least 4 or more shooters)

  • If there are less than 4 shooters you must have permission from the RSO’s to use these ranges
  • All paper Targets stands must be in the slips/ or on top of the slips.
  • Steel targets must be behind the slips as close to the back berm, if possible, if not they may be in front of the slips no more than 1 yard in front of the slips.
  • PCC’s, Rifles, shotguns pistols are allowed.
  • No shooting steel with shotguns
  • No shooting in the corners and the 30-degree rule as outlined in the general safety rules apply.
  • All shooting must be into the approved back berm only!
  • Approved Full automatics allowed.

Range 10 Bay E#3—Handicap Bay

  • Please be advised we do have several members who are handicapped. Please reserve this slip for any members who have special needs.
  • Wheelchair access is available on this range.
  • All range rules of still applies.
  • It’s advised that no steel be used on this range. However, if you do shoot steel remember use at your own risk

 

Range #10-Bay-J

Range 10 J

  • Pistols allowed-NO Centerfire RIFLES allowed – 22LR riles are allowed.
  • PCC’S are allowed! (Pistol Caliber carbines)
  • No Machine guns/ or Binary/FRT triggers allowed.
  • Personal steel must be at a maximum 18 inches behind the slip. Must be at least 30 inches high.
  • Absolutely No shooting into the side berms.
  • Shoot only into the back berms. (Not the Corners)
  • Paper target must in the slip or maximum 1 yard in front of the slip.
  • Remember Steel rules/ pistol you must be at least 15 yards away and PCC you must be at least 25yards away. No exceptions.

Range #10-Bay K Pistols (15yards)

  • No Magnum calibers
  • Pistols caliber/ 22LR rifle or pistols are allowed, No PCC’s allowed.
  • No centerfire RIFLES calibers allowed, No automatics, No FRT triggers.
  • Shooting only allowed behind the benches.
  • Do Not move benches.
  • Please Report any damage to steel.
  • 15 yards only.
  • Remember all brass in the brass buckets are club property!

Range #10 Bay L -25yards

  • PCC= Pistol Caliber carbines allowed.
  • Pistols and revolvers are allowed
  • 22LR pistols/ rifles are allowed
  • No Magnum calibers.
  • No rifles calibers allowed.
  • Do not move tables.
  • You must shoot behind the tables- NON- Negotiable!
  • No BINARY/ FRT triggers or
  • NO select fire, no full automatics
  • Do not move the table.
  • No Full automatics allowed

Range #11A

  • Range 11A—25, 50,100, 200,300- yard slips and 320 club steel.
  • Handicapped Shooters have Priority at the benches. Paper targets allowed.
  • All targets must be in position for bullets to hit the impact berms. Use Hot and Cold procedures as outlined. No Handguns, Shotguns, No Full autos, NO Binary/FRT triggers. All non-magnums, rimfire and black powder rifle are allowed.
  • NO PERSONAL STEEL ALLOWED
  • PCC’s are allowed

Range 11-Bay -B - PPC only

  • PCC only- Pistol calibers only-Barrel length must be less than 16 inches- with 2 points of contact.
  • Firearms shooting pistol caliber (i.e. .22lr, .32,.38, .357mag,.357Sig, .380, 9mm, 5.7, .40, .45, 10mm) with an overall length less than 26” is a PCC.
  • All PCC firearms may shoot at steel no closer than 25 yards on PCC or rifle ranges.
  • No centerfire Rifle calibers allowed
  • No pistol shooting allowed
  • No FRT or Binary triggers; No fully automatic firearms allowed.
  • Absolutely no shooting in front of the bench firing line. (Including Law enforcement).

Range 11-C – Rifles only

  • No Pistols allowed
  • All Rifles allowed except the following:
  • NO FRT, NO BINARY triggers, No full automatics.
  • PCC’S are allowed, shotguns allowed, no personal steel allowed.
  • General Range rules apply here!
  • No shooting in front of the firing line at any time!

Range 11D

  • Range 11-D Steel challenge/ USPSA/ IDPA practice only
  • Special rules will apply.
  • You must have permission from the RSO’s to use this range.
  • IDPA, Steel Challenge; USPSA practice only. You must bring your own targets steel/ or paper.
  • You must clean up brass and trash after your through.

Range 11-E Archery Range

  • Compound and recurved bows are allowed.
  • New! Crossbows are now allowed.
  • No razer tipped or hunting tips allowed tips
  • Strictly target tips arrows allowed.
  • Target must be placed on or next to hay bails

Desert Sportsman’s Rifle and Pistol Club

12201 W. Charleston Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89135

     Gate House (702) 376-8145

 

For information please email at “DSRPCMatches@gmail.com”

DSRPC MATCHES

First Saturday:

General Membership Meeting;       CMP (Citizens Marksmanship Program)

First Sunday:

IMHSA Ultra 500 (International Metalic Handgun Silouettes Association);   Black Powder Silhouettes;   .22lr Precision Benchrest;  USPSA MATCH

First Thursday :

Groundhog/Varmint for Score

Second Friday:

STEEL FUN MATCH-Range #4B

Second Saturday :

ORIENTATION

Cowboy Fast Draw;   NRL22 (National Rifle League);   VIMBAR (Vintage Military Bolt Action Rifles

Second Sunday:

IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association);   ARA (American Benchrest Association) Benchrest;   Machine Gun Match

Second Thursday:

Thrifty Peoples Benchrest .22lr

First Saturday:

General Membership Meeting;       CMP (Citizens Marksmanship Program)

First Sunday:

IMHSA Ultra 500 (International Metalic Handgun Silouettes Association);   Black Powder Silhouettes;   .22lr Precision Benchrest;  USPSA MATCH

First Thursday :

Groundhog/Varmint for Score

Second Friday:

STEEL FUN MATCH-Range #4B

Second Saturday : 

ORIENTATION

Cowboy Fast Draw;   NRL22 (National Rifle League);   VIMBAR (Vintage Military Bolt Action Rifles

Second Sunday:

IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association);   ARA (American Benchrest Association) Benchrest;   Machine Gun Match

Second Thursday:

Thrifty Peoples Benchrest .22lr

Third Friday:

KYL practice Range #4

Third Saturday:

KYL (Know Your Limits) .22lr Rifle Match;   VIMSAR (Vintage Semi-Automatic Action Rifles)

Third Sunday :

IHMSA Big Bore Pistols;   Steel Challenge

Fourth Saturday :

Desert Long Shot .22lr rifle;   Classic AR15 Match;   Cowboy Fast Draw

Fourth Sunday:

IHMSA Small Bore/Field Pistol;   Lever Action Silhouette Match

Fifth Saturday 

PCC match

Fifth Sunday

PCSL ( practical competition shooting league)

Please Remember the SOP’S can and do change. It is your responsibility to know all the Rules. Violations will not be tolerated, Per the new violation procedures.