All guns are always loaded! Always make certain the magazine is removed, the action or cylinder is open, the chamber/s empty before handing any firearm to someone else. 1. Treat ALL GUNS as if they are ALWAYS LOADED.

The most obvious safety rule of all is never point any gun that does not have the action locked open or the cylinder open at anything you don't intend to shoot. What if the gun isn't loaded? Refer to rule number one.

2. DO NOT POINT the gun at anything that you do not want to shoot.

SAFETY

Safety is the single most important part of shooting or even just handling a firearm!
Safety is the number one priority of the Silver Bullet Shooting Range and should be for all shooters and those who handle firearms.

The best way to lessen the numbers of accidental or careless shooting incidents in America is through education, not banning guns or keeping alive the needless fear of firearms by the general public. Americans must become educated about firearms and they must educate the children, so they know what to do or not do when they come into chance contact with a firearm.

Anything we hide from our kids is a dare for them to explore the mystery we attempt to shroud them from. When a kid learns the proper and safe way to shoot and handle guns, he or she will deal with a gun brought out of the closet at a friend's house much better and safer than the uneducated kid that brought the gun out of the closet to show off. It is important for the educated kid to get out of the room and go to tell the nearest adult that a gun is being handled without adult supervision. Even if you don't have your kids trained by certified instructors or even if you anti gun and don't plan to shoot or let them shoot, please, please teach them the four basic safety rules listed below. It just may save their lives or the life of another kid one day.

Although many American parents are experienced shooters we still strongly recommend that you let us teach them for two reasons. (1) When you sit in on the classes or hear from them later, you will be surprised at what you will learn also. (2) It is a well known fact that your kids will not listen to you as well as they will learn from another person who doesn't ground them or tell them what to do, even though they think they know everything. We can get on their level and make them feel like the adult that they think they are. "Bring 'em in! Don't let 'em learn it off the streets!"

Kids are welcome to shoot at our range with proper adult supervision. You must be at least 21 years old to shoot alone or have a guardian or supervisor with you who is at least 21 to shoot firearms at our range. If you are US military trained and still under 21, we will be happy to respectfully "supervise" you. (If you are old enough to give your life for our country, you are old enough to shoot a handgun with dignity.)

No one will shoot in our range without a safety clearance first. This means new shooters must read, understand and sign the safety rules. Any questions will be politely answered and explained.
Don't be embarrassed to ask us to get you started safely or answer any firearm questions you might have. Even cops that shoot here sometimes ask tactical advise or firearms questions.
We have fully qualified instructors available to teach anyone to shoot and handle firearms safely.

Everyone will wear hearing and eye protection while in the range.

Standard Rifle, Shotgun and Pistol Safety Rules to follow anywhere:

1. Treat ALL GUNS as if they are ALWAYS LOADED.
2. DO NOT POINT the gun at anything that you do not want to shoot.
3. KEEP your FINGER OFF the TRIGGER until you are aimed at the target and ready to fire.
4. BE SURE OF your TARGET, WHAT'S IN LINE WITH IT and WHAT'S BEHIND IT.

A Range Officer will be keeping close watch on range activities through windows and video monitors.