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Test Page for AGC Range Rules

AGC Range Rules (Updated Jan 21, 2020)

Click the link above to view the Range Rules.  The hints below each question shows you the referenced range rule the question is based on.

Once you submit your quiz, you will receive your score along with all the questions that you answered incorrectly, the answer you provided, and the correct answer.  There will also be a link to a certificate to download.

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1.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
With exception of the bench-rest area on the 100-yard (Barnes) range, the firing line on the 50-yard (pistol), 100-yard (Barnes), and 200-yard ranges are designated as:
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[ Range-Specific Rules – 100 Yard (Barnes) Range ]
On the 100-yard (Barnes) range, the shooting lanes to the left of the orange poles may only be used for:
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3.
[ Range-Specific Rules – Trap Range ]
What is the maximum ammunition velocity allowed on the trap range?
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4.
[ Range-Specific Rules – Shooting Bay Range ]
The shooting bays to the right of AGC Lane may not be used by individuals at any time. The shooting bays are for approved, scheduled AGC and club events only.
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[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
The use of an empty chamber indicator (ECI) during a cease-fire is exempt on the trap range and for muzzle-loading firearms.
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6.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
Targets and target frames must not be capable of deflecting a projectile in an unsafe direction.
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[ Range-Specific Rules – 200 Yard Range ]
On the 200-yard range, moveable shooting benches must be positioned so the front legs are at the forward (down-range) edge of the concrete pad.
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[ Range-Specific Rules – 200 Yard Range ]
On the 200-yard range, people may stay in the pits between ceasefires only during organized shoots/practices under the control of a designated Event/Match Director and never during shooting of steel targets.
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[ Range-Specific Rules – 100 Yard (Barnes) Range ]
On the 100-yard (Barnes) range, moveable shooting benches must be positioned so the front legs are at the forward (down-range) edge of the concrete pad.
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[ Range-Specific Rules - 50 Yard (Pistol) Range ]
Rifle-caliber handguns are permitted on the 50-yard (pistol) range.
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11.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
Under what conditions may you leave a removable magazine inserted in a firearm during a cease-fire?
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12.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
Everyone on the range has an obligation to police their shooting neighbors and help them follow the safety rules. If a polite reminder does not have the desired effect or is poorly received, the violation should be reported to a Range Safety Officer (RSO).
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13.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
If I leave the firing line but plan to return to continue shooting, I can leave my firearm loaded.
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14.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
During a cease-fire, you may handle an unloaded firearm.
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15.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
You may only fire fully automatic firearms at the AGC during an event supervised by the AGC Full Auto committee, and only after you have received proper training/certification from the AGC Full Auto committee.
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[ Facility Wide - Administrative Rules ]
Under what conditions may a guest shoot by themselves?
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17.
[ Range-Specific Rules – Trap Range ]
When shooting handicaps for trap, shooters may shoot from a staggered position not to exceed:
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18.
[ Facility Wide - Administrative Rules ]
On the trap range, how many guests may a badge-holder have on the firing line firing sequentially?
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19.
[ Facility Wide - Administrative Rules ]
You and your guest are shooting on the 100-yard (Barnes) range. You need to use the bathroom and make a phone call. Your guest wants to stay at the firing point with your firearms and keep shooting. Is this OK?
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[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
If a firearm fails to fire, the shooter must keep it pointed down-range at the impact berm for at least 30 seconds before any other action may be taken.
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21.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
The firing line in the bench-rest area -- lanes 91 to 100 on the 100-yard (Barnes) range -- is defined as:
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22.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
A firearm may be removed from or inserted into a case only when the line is hot.
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23.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
When carrying an uncased firearm from place to place, it must be carried muzzle-up, unless it is a break-open shotgun or rifle.
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24.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
During a cease-fire, a removable magazine can remain in the firearm as long as an empty chamber indicator (ECI) is visible.
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25.
[ Range-Specific Rules – 100 Yard (Barnes) Range ]
Rifles and handguns are allowed on the 100-yard (Barnes) range, but shotguns are not.
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[ Range-Specific Rules – 200 Yard Range ]
The 200-yard range may be used to sight-in firearms.
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27.
[ Range-Specific Rules - Shotgun Patterning Range ]
Slugs may be fired on the shotgun patterning range.
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28.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
You may bring a muzzle-loading firearm to the range with powder and projectile in the bore if the percussion cap is removed or there is no powder in a pan of a flintlock.
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29.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
Eye and ear protection are required on or near active firing lines, except at the pellet and archery ranges.
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30.
[ Targets – General Requirements ]
Any target on any target frame must be positioned so all rounds, shot from any firearm:
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31.
[ Range-Specific Rules – 100 Yard (Barnes) Range ]
The 10 rightmost lanes on the 100-yard (Barnes) range (Positions 91-100) are for bench-rest shooting only.
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32.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
You are shooting with a guest(s) on the 100-yard (Barnes) range when a cease-fire is called and the line is announced to be “cold.” Before you go down-range to check your target, what should you remind your guest of?
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33.
[ Facility Wide - Administrative Rules ]
During range operations, any directions by Range Safety Officers (RSO), AGC Officers, and/or Shooting Directors/Event Directors are not to be disputed. Badge-holders may contact their club officers for disposition or appeal.
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34.
[ Facility Wide - General Range Safety Rules ]
When casing or uncasing a firearm while on the concrete pad, the muzzle must remain pointed down-range.
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35.
[ Range-Specific Rules – 200 Yard Range ]
Rifles, shotguns, and handguns are allowed on the 200-yard range.
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