Rogue Valley Shooting Sports Association (RVSSA)

What they offer

Access

Open to the public

Longest distance

1,000 yards

Facilities

Archery

Shooting

One outdoor handgun, NFA and shotgun lane, 100 yardsOne outdoor handgun and shotgun lane, 100 yardsOne outdoor rimfire lane, 100 yardsOne outdoor handgun lane, 200 yardsOne outdoor rifle lane, 200 yardsOne outdoor handgun lane, 25 yardsOne outdoor handgun and shotgun lane, 50 yardsOne outdoor shotgun lane

Range rules

.50 BMG firearms are prohibited from ALL ranges until such time that a safe and adequate shooting area can be built.All firearms must be in safe working order.All targets must be 3 feet above the ground.All targets must be inside of the range area and off the walkways.All vehicles must be in the parking area only.Children must be always supervised.Each shooter must have paid a Day Use fee, or possess an Annual Pass, an active military ID, or a RVSSA Purple Heart Pass.NO armor piercing ammunition is allowed on the public ranges.NO explosive ammunition is allowed on the public ranges.NO tracer ammunition is allowed on the public ranges.No alcohol or illegal drugs may be used on range property.On range 3, targets must be placed at least 100 yards from the firing line.On ranges 4 through 9, all targets must be 7 yards (21 feet) from the firing line.Only shooters may collect their own spent cartridges (brass, steel, nickel, etc.) Spent cartridges forward of the firing line may only be collected during a cease-fire (Clear firing-line) event.Prohibited targets include metal targets (other than RVSSA provided), glass items, pressurized canisters, explosives, fruits, vegetables, other food items and non-decomposing items.The target must be a minimum distance of 21 feet beyond the firing line, or as otherwise designated. (Range 3 for an example is a minimum of 100 yards.)There cannot be any metal targets/frames/stands downrange.To prevent ricochets, all targets must be placed at least 3 feet above ground level or physically on a back berm.Unless reserved for training or otherwise stated all general shooting on Public Ranges will be practiced from sitting or standing positions – NO prone, squatting, or kneeling shooting.Users of full automatic firearms or other restricted firearms must have their BATFE paperwork with them.

Prices

As published by the business.

• Day pass $5
• Wednesday 600yd practice target fee $1 per day

Memberships

• Individual yearly pass $30 a year
• Family yearly pass $50 a year Covers household family members and children under the age of 18

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