- All Federal, State and Local firearm laws must be obeyed
- All shooters must present a valid form of ID
- Everyone must follow the Four Basic Rules of Firearm Safety at all times:
- Treat ALL GUNS as if they ARE LOADED.
- Never point a gun at anything you are not willing to shoot or destroy.
- Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until your sights are on the target and you are ready to shoot.
- Be sure of your target, what is in line with it, and what is beyond it.
- Shooters must put on eye and hearing protection prior to entering the range and keep it on until they exit.
- Expectant mothers are not permitted on the range at any time.
- In an effort to maintain a safe environment, Range Safety Officer and Range Staff must be obeyed at all times.
- Range Safety Officer and Range Staff have the right to inspect all firearms, ammunition, and equipment.
- No tobacco products of any kind including vape are permitted on the range. Food or drink are NOT permitted on the range. Animals are NOT permitted inside the range area.
- NO one will be permitted on the range if they are under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any other intoxicating substances.
- No open-toed shoes or tank tops are permitted on the range. For your safety, it is recommended that you do not wear shorts or high heels on the range.
- Always be courteous and aware of other shooters around you on the range.
- Shooters under the age of 18 must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or legal guardian at all times. No one under the age of 7 is permitted on the range. Minors are NOT permitted to have their own lane. Parent or Guardian MUST stay within an arms-length of a minor at all times while on the range.
- If you intend to do bodily harm to yourself or others you are not permitted on the range at any time.
- Immediately notify the Range Safety Officer of any unsafe practices on the range. Report any injuries no matter how small to the Range Safety Officer.
- Be sure you are using the correct ammunition for your gun at all times. Only factory-produced new ammunition is allowed to be used on the range.
- All brass, once fired, is considered “lost brass.” Shooters may only collect their personal fired brass as long as they do not disrupt the shooters around them or create a safety hazard. Please push all unwanted brass forward of the firing line.
- ALL HANDLING, INCLUDING CASE AND UNCASING, OF FIREARMS IS LIMITED TO YOUR ASSIGNED LANE AND BENCH ONLY.
- FIREARMS MUST REMAIN IN THE BOOTH IN WHICH THEY START. DO NOT PASS ANY FIREARMS BETWEEN LANES UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES UNLESS THE FIREARM IS IN A CASE.
- All firearms must be pointed downrange at all times. Downrange is defined as the area within the backstop, including when the firearm is being cased or uncased.
- All firearms must be cleared, breech open, and securely encased before removing them from the firing line.
- Handling loaded firearms in the classrooms is prohibited. NO AMMUNITION at any time IN CLASSROOMS.
- If any problem should occur with your firearm while on the firing line, leave the jammed or malfunctioning firearm pointed down range on the bench in the firing station, and immediately contact the Range Safety Officer.
- Always check with the Range Safety Officer if you are unsure if your firearm or ammunition is permitted. The Range Safety Officer reserves the exclusive right to prohibit any incomplete firearms (rifles and handguns without complete sights, firearms with missing or broken parts, etc.) that are deemed unsafe. Ammunition that is deemed improper for range use will be held at the check-in counter and returned when guests leave the facility.
- Shooters using the range may draw a firearm from the holster ONLY under the supervision of a CERTIFIED RANGE OFFICER or INSTRUCTOR and only under these circumstances:
- During designated times and events.
- All holsters must cover the trigger guard.
- Drawing from the holster is prohibited from behind the bench.
- Never pass a loaded firearm to another person. Place the unloaded firearm on the bench in your firing station and allow the next person to pick it up and load it.
- Cross lane firing is strictly prohibited. Shoot only at your own target within your designated lane at all times.
- Shooting forward of the firing line is PROHIBITED except under the following condition:
- In the presence of the Range Safety Officer during designated times.
- When shooting forward of the firing line, the muzzle shall be pointed downrange at all times.
- Downrange is defined as the area within the backstop.
- Only one loaded firearm is permitted at a single time. No other gun handling is allowed behind the firing line.
- All Class III firearms must be checked in at the Range Station with the required federal stamp.
- No black powder firearms are allowed.
- You must have at least two persons in your group or possession of a personal firearm to rent any of our firearms.
- All Rented Firearm must use range ammunition purchased from Revere Gun Range.
- Rented firearms must be cleared, have a chamber indicator inserted into the breach, magazine removed, and returned using the provided carrier.
- Firearms brought onto the property must be unloaded and in a secure case, range bag, or holster prior to entering the facility and remain there until the customer is on the firing line.
- It is the shooter’s responsibility to understand how to operate the firearm safely and ensure that it is in proper working order, as well as understanding all safety features prior to shooting.
- Upon the “CEASE FIRE” command from the Range Safety Officer, all shooters must stop shooting immediately, put down the firearm facing toward the target, and step back from the firing lane. Shooters may return to the firing lane only after the “ALL CLEAR” signal has been given.
- All shooting should be in a safe and controlled manner. Revere Gun Range does not permit “dual wielding” or “two-gun shooting” at any time. No uncontrolled, rapid-fire is permitted. Damage to the facility will result in a fee and discharge from the range. Damage to the line in bay carries a fee of $35 and shooting down the T-frame have a fee of $125.
- Only authorized targets may be used and are subject to Range Staff approval. No Steel targets are permitted on the range at any time. The Range Staff reserves the right to prohibit any target that is deemed offensive, inappropriate, or unsafe in their sole opinion.
- Hand or privately loaded ammunition, tracers, explosive or armor-piercing ammunition are strictly prohibited. Shotguns are allowed with slugs only. The ammunition types below are prohibited.
- No bi-metal
- No steel inserts
- No tracers
- No armor piercing
- No Aluminum
- No birdshot
- All persons attending this facility hereby authorize consent to be photographed and release any claims against the publication of said photograph in any magazine, brochure, web presence, ad, or any other purpose as determined by Revere Gun Range.
- Pistols up to a .44 magnum are permitted on the 15-yard lanes. Up to a .308 caliber round is permitted on the 25-yard.
- Revere Gun Range reserves the right to eject or refuse service to anyone who inappropriately handles a firearm or would potentially endanger the safety of our patrons or staff.
- Please ask the Range Staff or Range Safety Officer for clarification if you have any questions on the Range Rules and Regulations.
- NO OUTSIDE INSTRUCTORS/TRAINERS ARE PERMITTED TO USE THE RANGE TO TRAIN OR CERTIFY WITHOUT THE MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS SET BY REVERE GUN RANGE. FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF THESE REQUIREMENTS PLEASE SEE MANAGEMENT.
- IF YOU HAVE NEVER SHOT A FIREARM BEFORE, PLEASE LET US KNOW SO WE MAY ASSIST YOU.
