Safety is #1
- Rules for COVID safety will be in effect that will comply with health guidelines in effect at the time of the match.
- The rules and procedures of the Campbell River Gun Club will be strictly followed throughout this match (https://crgunclub.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Range-Procedures.pdf)
- These were written to protect the spirit of the event and will be strictly enforced to ensure a fair competition.
- Each competitor must have a valid PAL or other legal authorization to possess a firearm.
- Any safety violations may result in competitor removal from the match.
- Mistakes or Non-Compliance in the firing procedure will result in no score.
- Rifles must not be brought to the firing line until instructed to do so by the Range Officer.
- Rifles must have a chamber flag inserted in the chamber before leaving the firing point.
- When not on the firing line, all rifles will be racked in the racks provided with magazines removed, actions open and chamber flags inserted or stored in their case.
- Stages will be timed, however there will be no running allowed in the shooting area .
- While on the firing line, rifle muzzles will be kept pointed down range at no more than approximately 45 degrees from dead down.
- No rounds will be fired until the Range Officer gives the instruction to commence firing for that stage. Should a round be fired outside of this instruction the competitor will be scored 0 for that stage and a second offense will mean disqualification for the entire match.
- When moving your rifle, it will be held by the barrel or forestock with the muzzle pointing upwards.
- Before moving from the firing line, the shooter will take the magazine out and make sure the bolt is out and the empty chamber flag is in.
- Each shooter is responsible to have a chamber flag that will not fall out when the rifle is being moved.