1. A minimum of two people need to be present to begin shooting. (One will be
the range officer)
2. Keep gun pointed in a safe direction.
3. Never point a gun at anything you do not intend to shoot.
4. Do not load gun until you step on the shooting station.
5. Keep finger off trigger until ready to shoot.
6. While on club property, gun actions must be open at all times until shooter
is on the station and ready to shoot.
7. Close the action only when it is your turn to shoot. If a delay occurs, open
action immediately and unload.
8. All shooters must wear ear and eye protection.
9. Spectators must stay behind all shooting fields.
10. Shooting under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited.
11. Alcohol and drugs on club property is strictly prohibited.
12. Watch for and correct safety violations immediately.

Book ABOUT pURDUE tRAP aND sKEET

Coming Soon!! - A book about Purdue trap and skeet written by the man
who was there when the club was founded and who built the Purdue team
into a national powerhouse in collegiate clay target competition.
Passion, Brilliance, and Athleticism: Purdue University's Clay Target
Team's Quest to be the Best
By Dr. Charles L. Rhykerd

"This book is an in-depth history of Purdue University's best kept
secret, the phenomenal success of the trap and skeet teams--139 national
and world championships, 20 consecutive world championships, seven high
overall team national championships during an eight year period (1996 to
2003) and 95 individual and team national championships at the ACUI
Intercollegiate Clay Target Championships, as well as 17 All-Americans!"

Watch this site for an announcement of when the book is available and
how to get your copy.