General Rules

The following rules have been compiled for member convenience and for the greater enjoyment of the facility by all patrons and members.

1. Guests – Members are expected to restrict the number of guests and the frequency of visits by guests to a reasonable number. Members should not bring more guests to shoot than they can personally supervise (maximum of 2 per member). Members or partners of members must accompany, and are personally responsible for, their guests. Members are personally responsible for any and all damages done to the Frontier Justice LLC facility by themselves or any guest. Members are expected to acquaint their guests with all rules, including safety rules, and are responsible for all charges incurred by their guests. No guest will be allowed to use the facilities if, in the judgment of Frontier Justice, such use is disruptive, disturbing to other members or not in the best interest of Frontier Justice. Members are responsible for any range fees incurred by guests if they are not using guest passes.

2. Lockers – All lockers are owned by Frontier Justice.

3. Food & Beverages – Frontier Justice provides food & beverages for members and their guests in the lounge.
Beer or liquor is strictly prohibited on Frontier Justice premises.

4. Charges Incurred – All guests are responsible for the payment of charges incurred in the use of the facility outside of their membership level.

5. Pets – Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome inside, but owners are responsible for any messes as well as payment for any merchandise that is damaged.

6. Display of firearms – Guests shall refrain from displaying, exhibiting or laying firearms on the tables in the lounge. The displaying and exhibiting of firearms shall be limited to the member locker room or range. All firearms must be either holstered, cased or concealed in any and all other areas in the facility. No loading or unloading of firearms in the lounge or the locker room. Firearms must be unloaded when stored in lockers.

7. Corporate & Private Parties – Any event, group outing, etc., which has 8 or more participants (members or guests) is considered to be a corporate or private event. Member requests for private parties should be submitted to Frontier Justice management and require prior written approval. Catering is available upon request at member’s expense. A cleanup fee may be assessed. The sponsor of the event must conduct its event in strict accordance with Frontier Justice policies and safety rules.

8. Children – Frontier Justice encourages a family atmosphere and children are welcome. Guests bringing minor children to the facility are responsible for both the conduct and the safety of their children. Guests must accompany, control, oversee and directly supervise their children at all times. All children must have the release of liability form signed by a parent or legal guardian. Children under the age of 8, or less than 48” are NOT allowed on the range.

9. Compliance (Laws & Regulations) – All guests must comply with all applicable federal, state & local laws, ordinances, and Frontier Justice rules.

10. Guest Conduct – Violation of any applicable federal, state & local laws, ordinance or Frontier Justice rules or any behavior contrary to the best interests of Frontier Justice, its overall membership or its employees will result in disciplinary action by Frontier Justice up to and including loss of membership and facility usage rights. All guests of Frontier Justice are personally and financially liable for any damages done to the grounds, buildings and all facilities.

11. Guest Safety – We prioritize safety above all else. To ensure the well-being of our guests and staff, we require that all firearms brought into the store are unloaded and located in an appropriate case or holster.

12. Masks & Facial Coverings – We kindly ask that you remove or lower any full-face  coverings or hoods before entering the store. If this requirement poses an inconvenience for you, one of our managers would be pleased to discuss how to best meet your needs.

Firearms Safety

Safety is our top priority. We strictly enforce the cardinal rules of gun safety. These rules are the foundation of a safe shooting environment for everyone, whether you're a first-time guest or a seasoned member.

To that end, our Range Safety Officers (RSOs) consisently monitor the range and ensure that all safety protocols are being followed. RSOs have the authority to call a ceasefire at any time if a safety concern arises. Any repeated or serious safety violations by members or guests may result in immediate removal from the range. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe, respectful, and responsible shooting environment.

1. Actions on all firearms must be open when the firearms are being carried or handled.

2. Muzzles of firearms must be pointed in a safe direction at all times.

3. There shall be no pointing of firearms in the lounge or locker room.

4. Firearms shall remain open and must not be loaded until ready for use inside the range.

5. When handling a firearm, shooter must keep their finger off of the trigger until ready to shoot.

6. All shooters, referees, range personnel, and spectators shall wear safety glasses and hearing protection while in the shooting ranges.

7. Only approved targets may be shot on Frontier Justice property.

8. No one under 18 years of age may shoot in the range unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Minor children must be closely supervised while visiting the shooting range.

9. Absolutely no beer or other alcoholic beverages are allowed; nor the use of firearms under the influence of any type of alcohol or drugs, legal or otherwise. No intoxicating substances are allowed anywhere on the premises, including the parking lot.

10. All firearms must be cased or holstered while not on the range, at-line, or fire.

Range Rules

The following rules are specific to the range and are in addition to other Frontier Justice policies and basic safety rules. There will be absolutely no tolerance for not following these rules or of any abuse to the facility. All members and guests must view the range safety video and sign the appropriate waiver. Noncompliance with any of the following rules will result in the loss of range privileges.

1. All members and guests must check in and check out at the Range Check In counter before and after shooting. All shooters are required to sign a Waiver and Release of Liability before entering the shooting range (renewed once a year).

2. Shooters are fully responsible for the action of their guest(s). You must oversee the activities of your guest(s) at all times. You must be at the shooting position with your guest(s) or at the adjacent position.

3. A shooter and his/her guest(s) may occupy no more than their assigned lane(s) at any time. Only one shooter is allowed at a time.

4. No food, drink, gum or tobacco products are permitted inside the range.

5. Oxygen tanks/generators will not be permitted inside the range.

6. Pregnant women will not be allowed on the range, even with a doctor’s note.

7. Never use alcohol or drugs before or while shooting — those suspected of using any of these will not be permitted on the range (our call is final).

8. Eye and ear protection must be put on before entering the range and worn at all times. Clear or amber lenses are allowed, tinted eyewear will NOT be allowed.

9. All firearms must be holstered or cased while going to or from the range. Never handle uncased or unholstered firearms behind the bench shelf in your assigned lane. All firearms must be uncased and cased within the assigned lane.

10. Targets considered obscene or offensive will not permitted on the range. Shooting at anything other than your target is strictly prohibited. Any 2 shots fired that strike any surface besides your paper target (ceiling, floor, target carrier, track, etc.) in any combination, will result in the RSO asking you to leave for the day.

11. All commands given by the Range Safety Officer (RSO) must be followed.

12. Upon the command “CEASE FIRE”, stop all shooting immediately, put down your firearm and back away from the firing line. Do not re-approach the firing line or handle a firearm until the “ALL CLEAR” signal is given by the RSO.

13. No BB guns are allowed on the range. Pellet guns are only allowed with lead pellets—absolutely no other metal or plastic pellets.

14. All firearms used on the range must be in safe operating condition. All firearms must have front and rear sights or optics to be considered safe.

15. For any firearm or ammunition problem; (squib load or hang fire) place the firearm on the table with the muzzle pointed down range, remain in your booth and signal a RSO for assistance by raising your hand.

16. Drawing from a holster is not permitted unless as a part of a Frontier Justice class curriculum with an instructor present.

17. Always keep firearms pointed down range and in a safe direction. NEVER turn around in the booth while holding a firearm. NEVER point the muzzle of your firearm toward yourself, another person, the ceiling, range or shooting booth walls. NEVER for any reason leave your booth with an uncased or unholstered firearm.

18. Always keep the action open and firearm unloaded until ready to fire. Consider every firearm as “loaded” and treat it as such.

19. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.

20. Never cross the firing line for ANY reason. Do not attempt to retrieve anything that falls in front of the firing line. If you lose a piece of equipment, signal a RSO for assistance by raising your hand.

21. Shooting from the prone or kneeling position is strictly prohibited.

22. If you observe any unsafe behavior or condition of anyone on the range, please report it to the RSO immediately by raising your hand for assistance.

23. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian. Children are allowed to shoot on the range ONLY if they are 8 years old and 48 inches tall while accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

24. Anyone using the range over the age of 21 may use their own handgun if they can lawfully be in possession of that firearm. Anyone under 21 WILL NOT BE ABLE TO USE A FRONTIER JUSTICE RENTAL FIREARM (unless enrolled in a Frontier Justice class).

25. If in a group, anyone over the age of 21 may rent a handgun, but cannot allow anyone under the age of 21 to be in possession of a Frontier Justice rental handgun (excluding those enrolled in a Frontier Justice educational course).

26. You must be over the age of 21 for any full auto usage, includes full autos not owned by Frontier Justice.

27. No Frontier Justice firearms may be rented for use by a minor. If a parent/guardian brings their own firearms, a minor’s use of those firearms is at the parent/guardian’s discretion within the rules of the range and law.

28. All magnum rifle calibers are limited to the rifle bays only. No handguns may be shot in the Rifle Range. No birdshot or buckshot allowed, only slugs may be used. Absolutely no ammunition, factory or hand loaded, may reach or exceed 4,000 fps (ex. NO .22-250 caliber). No ammunition is allowed that does not fire a single projectile.

29. There is no firing of firearms from the hip. Shotguns must have a shoulder stock. Shotguns with pistol grips only are not allowed. Shotguns are only allowed on the Rifle Range and Tactical Bays.

30. Use only the correct ammunition for your firearm. No STEEL CORE, STEEL CASE, STEEL SHOT, TRACER, ARMOR PIERCING or ALUMINUM CASE ammunition. Non-incendiary ammunition sold at Frontier Justice is allowed (streak ammo). Only brass case ammunition is allowed — no other metal or substance. No muzzleloaders or black powder.

31. Only ammunition purchased the same day at Frontier Justice will be allowed for rental firearms. Frontier Justice follows all federal laws regarding the sale of ammunition.

32. Shooters may collect their brass only, behind the firing line, after unloading and casing their firearm in preparation to exit the range.

33. Wash your hands each time you leave the range and before smoking, eating or drinking.

34. Frontier Justice is not responsible for damage to or loss of personal equipment used at the range.

35. A strict dress code is posted on our website and MUST be adhered to in order to shoot on the range.

36. In the event that you are asked to leave the range, there will be no refunds.

(The RSO and/or Store Management will make the final call on any subjective understanding of the rules.)
Pistol Range (x2) — Rimfire and Centerfire Pistol Calibers ONLY.
Tactical Range — All Rimfire and Centerfire calibers, not exceeding 4,000 fps, are permitted.
Rifle Range — Centerfire Rifle Calibers ONLY, not exceeding 4,000 fps

Photo Identification Requirement*
At Frontier Justice, the safety of our guests and compliance with all applicable laws are our highest priorities. For this reason, we require a valid government-issued photo ID from every individual who wishes to use our gun range.

Dress Code

To ensure safety and a satisfactory experience for our members and guests, the following dress code will be enforced:

1. No flip flops, sandals, or open footwear of any kind will be allowed on the range.

2. No tank tops or low-cut tops allowed.

3. Extremes in apparel or jewelry, which are deemed distractive, disruptive, disrespectful or unsafe will not be permitted.

4. Clothing or jewelry displaying drug references, obscenities, lewd or illegal behavior, sexual overtones, or any reference that is disruptive to others will not be permitted.

5. Undergarments worn as outer garments are not permitted, including muscle shirts. Hats, caps, bandanas or any other head covering will be removed in the facility, except baseball caps facing forward.

7. Torn or ragged clothing will not be permitted.

8. Pants, slacks and trousers must be sufficiently pulled up to appropriate levels and cover under garments.