RECREATIONAL EVALUATION GUIDE
SKEET RANGE
A.
Requirements:
1.
Are there at least 29 acres for a single range?
2.
Are shotfall danger zones of adjacent ranges
partially overlapped and required only 2 acres
additional land?
3.
Do walks and structures occupy at an area least
130 feet x 80 feet deep?
4.
Does the minimum cleared area for a semicircle
have a radius of 100 yards?
5.
Does the shotfall zone for a semicircle have a
radius of 300 yards?
6.
Is the orientation for the centerline from
station number 4 through station number 8 to
run northeast-southwest with the shooter facing
northeast?
7.
Is concrete used for stations?
8.
Is the range located in a flat area with an open
background?
9.
If shooting is over land, are there safety
provisions for fencing, posting of warning signs
and clearing away of concealing brush?
YES
10. If shooting is over water, are warnings posted
on buoys or are other warning signs provided?
11. Are skeet houses far enough inland to permit
recovery of unbroken targets?
12. Is range safety in accordance with installation
safety requirements and outdoor safety manuals?
Ref:
BUPERSINST 1710.11C, 1915(b)
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NO
NA
NOT
OBS
MIL HDBK 1037/3, 6.3 (b) - (f)
13. Are clay pigeon targets not stored in magazines?
14. Are clay pigeon targets stored in wellventilated areas?
Ref:
NAVSEA OP Volume 1 Fifth Revision, 117.5.2
d. Are live electrical parts guarded against
accidental contact?
Ref:
NFPA Std. 70, 110-17
e. Do all 125-volt, 15- and 20-ampere
receptacles installed in bathrooms have GFCI
protection?
Ref:
NFPA Std. 70, 210-8 (b)(1)
Checklist Updated 23 January 2004
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