• I acknowledge and understand that shooting activities are inherently hazardous and involve both known and unanticipated risks which could result in damage or destruction of property and physical or emotional injury, including paralysis or death, of myself or of other persons. These risks include but are not limited to: Being shot by or shooting myself or others; Partial or total loss of eyesight or hearing; Inhalation or other harmful contact with lead or other contaminants; and being struck by flying or falling objects.

• I further understand and accept all risk of discharging or being around the discharging of firearms and the use of ammunition have inherent dangers that no amount of care, instruction, or expertise can eliminate. I agree to assume full responsibility for any and all risks, injuries, or damages, known or unknown, of whatsoever any kind and nature, which I might incur as a result of entering on to the RANGE and in using RANGE facilities or equipment and in engaging in or observing shooting and other activities at the RANGE.

• I accept all responsibility and liability for any act or acts, even negligent, reckless, or criminal act or omission to act, of my Guests at Texas Gun Club. (I understand that "my Guests" includes any and all persons who enter Texas Gun Club property, use Texas Gun Club facilities or engage in or observe shooting and other activities at the Texas Gun Club as a result of my express invitation, permission or consent).

• I understand that Texas Gun Club is an indoor shooting facility which utilizes concrete ceilings, armored steel and a rubber berm to contain expended ammunition. I understand that in rare circumstances, bullets or bullet fragments can ricochet and could cause serious personal injury or death.
• I understand that Texas Gun Club makes no warranty as to the design, manufacture, condition or fitness of the shooting range, facilities or equipment, including, but not limited to: lane barriers, baffles, berm, firearms, ammunition, eye/hearing protection, and first-aid supplies.

• I hereby affirm that I am experienced and skilled in the proper handling, loading, use and discharge of all firearms and ammunition or I will participate in the recommended firearms familiarization course offered by Texas Gun Club.

• I understand that the range is specifically relying on the truth of my representations concerning my experience with firearms, in permitting me to make use of the RANGE.

• I agree that this waiver of liability, and any future amendments, modifications or other changes, shall remain in full force and effect from the date of execution and shall be applicable to each and every visit thereafter whether or not I sign a new waiver annually or update my information. 

• I agree to accept financial responsibility for the repair of any EQUIPMENT that I rent, borrow, or use that is owned by Texas Gun Club in the event that damages were directly caused by me or my Guest's whether or not damages were accidental or purposeful.

1. SAFE DIRECTION - Keep firearms pointed in a safe direction at all times. 
2. ALWAYS LOADED - Treat ALL firearms as if they are ALWAYS loaded. 
3. FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER - Keep your finger OFF the trigger, extended along the frame of the firearm, until you are ready to shoot.
4. ENVIRONMENT - Know your target and beyond. Pay attention to your target, behind your target, and those around you.

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   Range Rules and Etiquette

• Hearing and eye protection must be worn at all times while on a live fire range.
• Open-toed shoes (flip-flops/sandals) are not allowed on the range. Close-toed shoes must be worn on the range at all times.
• Upon hearing, "Cease Fire, Cease Fire, Cease Fire". Stop shooting immediately and await further instructions.
• Always follow the instructions of the Range Safety Officers (RSOs) and other Texas Gun Club personnel.
• ALL firearms must be in a case, a range bag, or properly holstered until you are at your assigned shooting or position.
• Do NOT un-holster or un-case a firearm anywhere other than an assigned shooting lane.
• Firearms may only be loaded on the shooting bench at your assigned shooting lane.
• Magazines may be loaded behind the line so long as the firearm is on the bench, cased or holstered.
• Only one (1) firearm may be discharged at a time per assigned shooting lane.
• Only shoot at your target in your assigned shooting lane.
• Hand to hand transfers of firearms between shooters are not permitted. Firearms must be placed on the bench when switching shooters.
• Firearms must be safely cased or holstered prior to switching lanes.
• NEVER move forward of the firing line or shooting bench unless otherwise directed by an instructor or Range Staff.
• Firearm cleaning or other maintenance is not permitted unless otherwise directed by management. Our Gunsmith Shop is available for firearm maintenance and cleaning.
• Want to keep your brass? No problem, notify the staff at check in. We will provide you with a bag of brass equal to the caliber and number of rounds shot so you do not have to pick up brass from the floor. You may keep any brass that lands on the shooting table or use a brass catcher if you so choose.
• The Texas Gun Club standard target is provided complimentary for each PAID shooter. Targets are generally not included with discounted range fees. 
• Only authorized targets are permitted at Texas Gun Club. If you bring your own target, notify the check in staff to ensure it is permitted.
• Never pick up items that have fallen under or forward of the shooting bench.
• Place shooting bags along the back wall of the shooting range, not at the feet or under the bench. (Remember, case or un-case firearms only at the bench 
• Food, drink, tobacco products (including snuff, chewing tobacco or vaporizers) are not allowed on the range at any time.
• You are NOT permitted to handle firearms, ammunition or shoot on a Texas Gun Club range after consuming anything (legal or illegal) that may potentially impair your ability to safely participate in shooting sport activities. 
• Texas Gun Club reserves the right to refuse service if we smell alcohol, drugs or observe behavior consistent with someone under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Pregnant women may not use our range per our own policy. If someone who is pregnant chooses to ignore our policy, they do so at their own risk. We take no responsibility for any health complications that may arise for mother or baby. 
• Persons with poor health or seizure disorders, may not use our range without a specific release from their physician and then do so at their own risk.
• It is your responsibility to ensure you comply with local, state or federal firearms possession laws and ordinances.
• Do not leave the firing line with a firearm that has not been cleared and double checked that it is safe or properly holstered in accordance with LTC laws by a license to carry licensee.
• Repeat safety violators who refuse to correct unsafe behavior or undergo training may be asked to participate in additional training at their own cost or leave the premises.
• Range Safety Officers and Firearms Instructors are always available to help if needed.
• Firearms Education Courses or Private Instruction is available at your convenience. See a team member for information or onine at texassafetyacademy.com.

New or Inexperienced Shooters

• New or inexperienced shooters must participate in a short 30 minute firearm familiarization course. This course is available for a fee on a walk-in basis. Discounts are available for groups.
• Always ask for assistance if you are unsure of how to safely operate a firearm. We are happy to show you! Don't ever be embarrassed for not knowing, it can be very dangerous!
• At least one person per assigned shooting lane group or party MUST demonstrate safe firearms handling knowledge and skill prior to shooting on our range. If you are inexperienced, unsure, or new to the shooting sports, you may be asked to take the familiarization class.

Permitted Firearms - All firearms and ammunition are subject to inspections. Management reserves the right to prohibit the use of any firearm or ammunition.

• Our range is designed to handle all handguns and rifles up to .50 Cal BMG! Yea! Pretty awesome! 
• If you have a really large caliber firearm, just call ahead, we probably want to shoot it too so we'll find a time to make it work!
• Yes, Shotguns are permitted. We just don't like bird shot. It's messy and leaves lots of unspent powder. So only .00 Buckshot and Slug. (See Ammunition Restrictions)
• Air Guns/Rifles (Including BB Guns) are permitted on our range, protective equipment required. 
• Automatic firearms (firearms that fire continuously with a single press of the trigger) are available for rent. See a team member for more information.
• NFA firearms and accessories are permitted so long as they comply with all local, state and federal laws. You may be asked to show proper paperwork for NFA items.
• Black powder or Muzzle Loaders are NOT permitted.
• Large bore rifles are restricted to the 50 yard indoor range. 

PROHIBITED AMMUNITION - The following ammunition is NEVER permitted at Texas Gun Club.

• SERIOUSLY - NO TRACERS, INDENDIARY, GAS, EXPLOSIVES, ROCKET LAUNCHERS, OR OTHER REDICULOUS AMMUNITION IS ALLOWED. WHILE THEY ARE FUN TO SHOOT, THEY BURN REALLY HOT AND THAT'S BAD FOR AN INDOOR RANGE! 
• No armor piercing ammunition or other penetrating ammunition is allowed. (Green Tips for example)
• No Steel Shot, Steel Core or any other ammunition that contains steel. If it sticks to a magnet, it's not permitted. (Why - Bullets that contain steel are harder than those that are not and can damage equipment - even if it is armor plated.
• We are a BRASS ONLY RANGE! (Why - help keep our staff safe! It reduces brass sorting which not only takes a lot of time but more importantly, subjects them to harmful lead dust. Being a BRASS ONLY RANGE helps keeps our staff safe. 
• Non-Factory Reloads are not permitted unless authorized by management. Once approved, you may only shoot ammunition that YOU reload using the process and procedures you provided to TGC Management when you sought approval. You may not shoot someone elses reloads. Reloading is a very exact science and can be dangerous to yourself and other guest.
• You MUST use ammunition purchased from Texas Gun Club when shooting, renting or using TGC owned firearms. 

Approved Ammunition -We are a BRASS ONLY RANGE.

• Any brass cased, non-steel core ammunition that is approved by the Sporting Arms and Ammunitions Manufacturer's Institute (SAAMI).
• Factory reloaded ammuniton is permitted so long as it meets other conditions. (If it sticks to a magnate, it is not approved)
• You must purchase ammunition from Texas Gun Club when renting or using our firearms.
• Hollow Point Ammunition is permitted so long as it meets other restrictions.
• Shotgun ammunition is permitted (.00 Buck or Slugs only)

Holster Work, Advanced Skills & Tactical Training

• Shooting after presentation from the holster is permitted only by those who are certified by Texas Gun Club management. (A $10 Fee applies to non-members for time to complete certification. Completion of Handgun 201 automatically certifies students for holster practice (if qualified by instructor).
• Only approved holsters are permitted. See a staff member for details.
• External, Outside the Waistband Holsters Only.
• Strong-side belt or Thigh holsters Only.
• Concealed Carry holsters are NOT permitted.
• Cross draw Holsters are NOT permitted.
• Shoulder Holsters are not permitted.

Malfunctions

• If you experience a firearm or ammunition malfunction that you cannot resolve, place the firearm on the bench and see assistance from our range safety team.
• All negligent discharges must be reported immediately.

Age Restrictions

• You must be twenty-one (21) years of age to rent a firearm or a shooting lane by yourself.
• Active Duty Military Members at least 18 years of age may rent a lane without another responsible adult being present. (Must show Active Duty ID)
• Any responsible adult may accompany a person who is at least twelve (12) years of age and less than twenty-one (21) years of age. 
• Minors who are at least seven (7) and not yet twelve (12) years of age must be accompanied by their own parent or legal guardian to be allowed on the live-fire range.
• Minors who are less than seven (7) years of age are not allowed on a live-fire range.

Damage, Theft and Vandalism Prevention

• We recommend going home after your visit to the range. Vary your routes and pay attention to your surroundings.
• Never leave firearms in your vehicle unsecured. Thieves often watch parking lots of high-value activities such as banks, gun stores, etc. and follow guest)
• You are financially responsible for any damage caused by you, your child or your guest. This includes damage, whether intentional or accidental, to displays, lights, equipment, target systems, or any other property at Texas Gun Club.
• If it is determined that the damage was intentional, you may be subject to suspension, eviction and/or civil or criminal prosecution.

"Prohibited Person" Defined: The Gun Control Act (GCA), codified at 18 U.S.C. § 922(g), prohibits the possession of a firearm by anyone...

• convicted in any court of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year;
  
• that is a fugitive from justice;
  
• unlawfully using or addicted to any controlled substance (as defined in section 102 of the Controlled Substances Act, codified at 21 U.S.C. § 802);
• adjudicated as a mental defective or has been committed to any mental institution;
• an illegal alien;
• who has been discharged from the Armed Forces under dishonorable conditions;
• that has renounced his or her United States citizenship;
• subject to a court order restraining the person from harassing, stalking, or threatening an intimate partner or child of the intimate partner; or convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence.