1. This range is for the use of Alan P. Goodrich Rifle & Pistol Club members (also wives and children of members under 18 years of age). Guests will be charged $5.00. Money should be deposited in the blue pipe located behind the firing line. A club member must accompany all guests.
2. The Alan Goodrich Rifle & Pistol Club accepts no liability for personal injury, theft, or property damage involving members, guests, competitors, or spectators at the outdoor or indoor ranges.
3. Shoot only down range at approved distances into dirt backstops. Targets must be in front of the backstops.
4. Guns must always be unloaded and/or broken open except when on the firing line.
5. Shoot only at approved targets; no cans or bottles.  Do not hang targets on any wooden posts.
6. Anyone caught in the act of destroying or damaging posts, trees, buildings, or any other club property will be expelled from the club and will pay for damages.
7. Everyone must always shut and lock the gate when using the range!
8. Shooting Hours– summer hours 8:30 am to 8:00 pm, fall and winter hours 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. If the mercury light comes on before the official quitting time, all shooting must stop.
9. Keep the range and grounds clean. This means EVERYONE! Please pick up all targets and brass after shooting.
10. NO SHOOTING CLAY SKEET TARGETS anywhere or at any time.
11. On the days of sanctioned matches, work bees, or other club events, the gate will be open. There will be no shooting except for match competitors, except on the 100 yd range with the match director’s permission. He must give you permission before you shoot. You must follow all range commands that are given to the competitors. When a ceasefire is announced, you must stop firing. The match director has the authority to deny permission to shoot and has the authority to ask you to leave the range. Address any problems or concerns with the board of directors. Failure to follow the match director’s directions could result in the loss of your membership.
12. All targets and equipment will be put away after each match. Damaged equipment will be repaired, or arrangements will be made to have it repaired. This is the match director’s responsibility.
13. The last person leaving the range after a match will make sure the gate is locked.
14. It is MANDATORY that all shooters and spectators wear eye and ear protection on all firing lines
15. There is NO RIFLE SHOOTING at the first three hanging steel targets in the pistol silhouette range. RIFLE SHOOTERS can shoot at the chicken and ram at the 200-meter line, and pig, turkey, and ram from 200-500 meters.
16. All club members must be members of the NRA.
17. Any club member or group wanting to use the indoor or outdoor rifle and pistol ranges for any special shooting or training event must clear the date, time, and format with the executive board.

Call:
Dave Eichhorn (989) 875-5049
Marshall Chase (989) 875-4781
Mike Richmond  (989) 763-5356

18. No shooting on any range during gravesite services. A notice will be posted on the gate, or someone will come and ask you to stop shooting.
19. Rifles in .50 BMG caliber are not allowed on this range because the range cannot contain the bullets.
20. No firing forward of the firing line without approval from the executive committee. This includes combat walking style shooting.
21. All close-range shooting (including combat) is to be done on the NW end of the 100-yard range in the designated area. 
22. Full-auto fire is not allowed on the range.

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