Each gun range will have their own policy on shooting when drawing from the holster. Some ranges will disallow this practice altogether while other ranges will find shooting from the holster acceptable. Most gun ranges, however, will probably set [...]
When out on the shooting range holding a firearm, there is only one safe direction to point that firearm: downrange. At an indoor gun range, downrange means that the firearm's muzzle is pointing at the bullet trap and the [...]
Part of designing range safety behaviors means creating rules guiding firearm transportation around the facility in a proper and safe manner. To achieve this, each gun range or gun store will elaborate on the foundational rules of gun safety: [...]
If you've practiced shooting your firearm for long enough, you've probably experienced some kind of firearm malfunction. Because all firearms are manufactured pieces of equipment using manufactured pieces of ammunition, chances are that an error will occur with one [...]
Common sense isn't common. For some reason, there are some individuals who think that walking into a gun store or a gun range while carrying a firearm in their hand is acceptable. If you were to ask these same [...]
The correct use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at gun ranges is designed to help shooters combat the potentially adverse environment of an active shooting range. Loud noises from bullets firing and hot ejected casings bouncing off tables, walls, and [...]
Range safety should be the number one priority of any gun range. Having and publishing a clear set of range rules that all customers must agree to follow before being allowed on the shooting range sets the tone for [...]
Firearm safety isn't just for those who are shooting for the first time at the local range or who are purchasing their first firearm from their local gun store. Safety is for everyone involved in the shooting sports - [...]