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Bay Area Shooting Club
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Last Update: 03/15/2010 12:56 PM New target frame specification released 09/02/09 - See Below.
This specification sheet was revised since it was first posted to remove a statement that indicated that the target holders provided by the club must be used at all times which was a incorrect statement. Members are permitted to use their own target stands or they may use the club provided stands.
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Because of the continued abuse to the wooden target frames, the board decided to discontinue furnishing frames as of March 31, 2008. After that date the members are required to bring their own target frames when they come to the range. Contact one of the Board members if you are not able to build your own frames or need help finding a source to purchase frames. Target Frames must be built or purchased per these specifications effective October 1, 2009. After that date unapproved target frames will not be permitted at the facility and members using unapproved target frames will be asked to leave. These frames may be used in either the club provided target holders or member made holders provided that the target in the holder meets the minimum and maximum height requirements indicated on this specification.
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Board has approved the use of clay and chalk targets on both the rifle range and
the Pistol/Rimfire Range. These type of targets must be placed on the berm
no higher then 6 feet.
These targets may also be held in place by one of
the various commercially available frames made of plastic or a home built frame
can be used as long as it is constructed of wood or plastic and does not exceed
the dimensions set forth by the target frame policy above and is placed in front
of the berm.