The Indoor Pistol and Smallbore Rifle Range has12 firing points with electric target carriers with a maximum indoor distance of 25 yards.  Ammunition for use on the indoor range, except for .22 Rimfire, must be either Total Metal Jacket (TMJ), Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP), or other closed-base jacketed bullets.
 


The outdoor Pistol and Smallbore Rifle Range has 12 covered firing points with a maximum distance of 100 yards.  A meeting/classroom area is available adjoining the Range.  Seating Capacity is 35 persons.

Handguns
		.22 Pistol (using long-rifle ammo)
			Browning Buck Mark 5" Bull-Barrel semi-auto
			Smith & Wesson 22A semi-auto
			Smith & Wesson 63 6-shot revolver
			Smith & Wesson 617 10-shot revolver
			Ruger SR22 (in pink)
		380
			Glock 42
		.38 Special
			Smith & Wesson 66 (.357 using .38)
		9 mm
			Glock 17
			Glock 19
			SIG Sauer P226
			H & K USP
			Beretta M9
			Beretta Px4 D (2 each double-action trigger)
			Smith & Wesson M&P
		.40 S & W
			Beretta 96
			Glock 22
			Glock 23
			Springfield XD
		.45 ACP
			Glock 21
			Kimber 1911 Custom II
Rifles (all bolt-action and .22 long rifle; sights may be metallic, electronic or scope)
		CZ 452 (full-size stock)
		CZ Scout (youth stock length)
		Browning T-Bolt (intermediate length)
		Marlin 2000 (full-size stock)
		Winchester 67 (youth length)
		Targets, ear and eye protection, and ammunition are for sale at the range.

         

For Everyone's Safety and Enjoyment at the Plantation Rifle Range
Please Observe the Following Rules

• All firearms must be unloaded and actions open except while firing, or secured in a holster or carrying case.
• Shooters must register with the Ranger Officer prior to going on the firing line.
• The Range Officer has the right to refuse the use of Range facilities for violations of the rules or firearms safety.
• Unregistered guests and/or registered users who are not actively using the assigned firing point(s) for shooting or coaching/instruction must stay out of the Pistol and Smallbore Rifle Range yellow paint areas, or behind the benches of the Highpower Rifle Range. Visitors must stay behind the yellow painted areas or benches at all times.
• While on a firing line, registered shooters and unregistered coaches must keep themselves, their equipment and their possessions within the assigned  firing point(s) and must avoid disrupting or interfering with other users.
• No rapid firing, drawing from holster or instinctive shooting is allowed.
• In case of malfunction of firearm or ammunition leave the firearm on the bench, muzzle point downrange, and notify the Range Officer immediately.
• Notify the Range Officer of unsafe conduct.
• No other targets may be used except those posted and/or assigned by the Range Officer.
• Keep muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times (defined as downrange or upward).
• Firearms not in use should be placed in gun racks with actions open or secured in carrying/transportation cases.
• Eye and ear protection should be worn while on firing lines.
• Shooters will clean up their firing point(s) when finished.
• Persons using or under the influence of drugs or alcohol are not allowed on the Range.
• When a cease fire has been called place firearms on the benches or in racks, unloaded, actions open; step back from the firing line and do not handle firearms during the cease fire.
• No one is permitted in front of the firing lines without permission from the Range Officer.
• Age Guidelines
  • Children under the age of 10 are not allowed to shoot.
  • Rifle shooters 10 - 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Rifle shooters over 18 can shoot independently.
  • Handgun shooters must be 21 years old or older.