SHOOTING SPORTS
NEW FIREARM RANGE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES - As indicated in the newsletter, a new version of the Firearm Range Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) and a subset covering just the Range Rules are posted here for your use. They are detailed, and certainly all of that detail will not apply to every shooting session, but the detail is there to be referred to if needed. The level of detail is the result of careful reading and suggestion by a wide cross-section of BISC shooters and NRA guidelines. These SOPs have been approved by the membership and are in effect. If you have any feedback on these SOP's, send your comments via email to crso@bainbridgesportsmensclub.org or bring them to any board meeting.
Annual Cops versus Club Shootoff
This event was a lot of fun again this year. View some photos of the Cowboy Action shooters and the Official Results for 2006.
THE CLUB HAS THREE SHOOTING RANGES: Click the range name or picture to go directly to that section on this page.
CRSO Note: Any shooter found on the range without signing in will be ejected and will be subject to disciplinary action.
Pistol Range - For the range schedule, see the most recent newsletter.
The pistol range is open to BISC members under the following conditions:
- The range will only be open during scheduled times and if a Range Safety Officer (RSO) has volunteered for duty at the scheduled time.
- Only a certified RSO may open the range and must remain on duty during the scheduled shooting time.
- Shooters must comply with the RSO and with the Range Rules and Standard Operating Procedures at all times, including restrictions on weapon type, caliber, and bullets.
- All shooters must show proof of attendance of a BISC-approved gun/range safety course.
- All shooters must sign in and be approved for shooting by the RSO on duty.
To volunteer for RSO duty during a scheduled shooting period, please contact Steve Humphrey at 780-8003 and leave a message if there is no answer. Or you can call <tbd - editor>. To qualify as an RSO, you must have passed the NRA RSO training course, the BISC Live Fire RSO training, and the BISC gun/range safety course.
If you are a qualified RSO and would like to shoot at the range during a non-scheduled time, please read and follow the instructions found in the Guidelines for Range Safety Officer Shooting at Non-Scheduled Hours at the BISC Rifle and Pistol Ranges.
The Range is reserved for Police use only on the days the Police use the Range--consult the newsletter for those dates.
All ranges need to remain closed on Sundays until 1:00PM.
Rifle Range - For the range schedule, see the most recent newsletter.
The rifle range is open to BISC members under the following conditions:
- The range will only be open during scheduled times and if a Range Safety Officer (RSO) has volunteered for duty at the scheduled time.
- Only a certified RSO may open the range and must remain on duty during the scheduled shooting time.
- Shooters must comply with the RSO and with the Range Rules and Standard Operating Procedures at all times, including restrictions on weapon type, caliber, and bullets.
- All shooters must show proof of attendance of a BISC-approved gun/range safety course.
- All shooters must sign in and be approved for shooting by the RSO on duty.
To volunteer for RSO duty during a scheduled shooting period, please contact Steve Humphrey at 780-8003 and leave a message if there is no answer. Or you can email Mark Hillis at mark.hillis@wamu.net. To qualify as an RSO, you must have passed the NRA RSO training course, the BISC Live Fire RSO training, and the BISC gun/range safety course.
If you are a qualified RSO and would like to shoot at the range during a non-scheduled time, please read and follow the instructions found in the Guidelines for Range Safety Officer Shooting at Non-Scheduled Hours at the BISC Rifle and Pistol Ranges.
The Range is reserved for Police use only on the days the Police use the Range--consult the calendar for those dates.
All range need to remain closed on Sundays until 1:00PM.
Trap Range - For the range schedule, see the most recent newsletter.
The trap range is open to BISC members under the following conditions:
- The range will only be open during scheduled times and if a Range Safety Officer (RSO) has volunteered for duty at the scheduled time.
- Only a certified RSO may open the range and must remain on duty during the scheduled shooting time.
- Shooters must comply with the RSO and with the Range Rules and Standard Operating Procedures at all times, including restrictions on weapon type, caliber, and bullets.
- All shooters must show proof of attendance of a BISC-approved gun/range safety course.
- All shooters must sign in and be approved for shooting by the RSO on duty.
- There is fee for each round of Trap and target ammunition is available. No field loads are permitted. No loads over 3 dram and no shot larger than 7 1/2.
MINORS MUST BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN ADULT MEMBER AT ALL TIMES. ANY SAFETY VIOLATION INVOLVING FIREARMS IS GROUNDS FOR IMMEDIATE REVOCATION OF CLUB MEMBERSHIP AND PRIVILEGES.
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