Historic Camp White Rifle Range – "High Power Rifle Range"
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Historic Camp White Rifle Range – "High Power Rifle Range"
600 Yard Shooting – Tuesday mornings at 9:00 am
RVSSA is opening the Historic Camp White Rifle Range "High Power Rifle Range" to the public.
The range is located at the Jackson County Sports Park and shares its entrance with the Champion Raceway in White City, Oregon, USA.
100/200 yard sight-ins should be done on public ranges 3, 6, 8 or 9 on the RVSSA range at 6800 Kershaw Road.
The temperature must be above 40 and under 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
RVSSA is looking for responsible, interested, people to participate and enjoy this range.
RVSSA Public Range Safety Rules and Firearms Restrictions apply – review the important links on the home section of this site.
As this range is part of the Jackson County Sports Park access to the range will require a valid range pass.
A valid pass is any of the following:
A current RVSSA day pass (1 per person) and can be purchased at the Public Range entrance of 6800 Kershaw Road (RVSSA) or from the RVSSA Range Safety Officer opening the High-Power range event.
A current RVSSA family pass
A current RVSSA individual pass
Active duty military identification
A current NRA RSO certification card
Public shooting event format:
Tuesday morning events at 9:00 am will be static fire practice on fixed benchrest benches or prone.
For tuesday practice. a one-dollar target fee will ba charged for the day.
We are seeking additional Range Safety Officers interested in volunteering to help open the High-Power for additional time after working hours one or two thursdays per month and helping provide Range Safety Officer services for public events.
Public shooting sports matches:
Static fire from the 600 or 1,000 yard line from benches or prone. For more information on public matches, contact CWMatchDirector@protonmail.com
2 minute "sighter period" to ensure all shooters have correct sight in.
10 record shots on 3 successive targets of the shooters competition division type.
10 minutes for each record target.
Each shooter is responsible for relaying and scoring the other competitor in their lane.
40 rounds of ammunition is needed for each match.
* When the number of shooters exceeds the number of shooting positions additional shooting relays will be employed.
Public shooting operational format:
NO unsupervised shooting – RVSSA Range Safety Officer must be present!
Do not remove your rifle from your vehicle, until instructed by the Range Safety Officer
There will be a safety briefing before each relay. After the safety briefing shooters will be paired up (one to shoot, one to operate and mark the target - Shooters might want to bring a friend). After 20 minutes of fire. All rifles must be made safe (empty with actions open - use of chamber flags are required for all reciprocating bolt semi-automatic firearms with a magazine), rifles and equipment then can be returned to the shooters vehicle. The target pit will then be unsealed and a pit change will be made. Shooter goes to the target pit and the target puller comes to the firing line.
The original Camp White target mechanisms are functional and will be used. Shooters may use the provided targets or may bring their own targets which can be fastened to the existing provided target.
Eye protection is required for ALL individuals in the target pit area during live fire. A hat with a bill is also highly recommended for additional eye protection. Hearing protection is also advised, but not required, as the supersonic overhead reports are still at high decibel levels
Hearing and eye protection is required on the firing line. Preferably, enhanced electronic ear muffs, so as to be able to hear the Range Safety Officer's commands.
Please be advised; Cover and benches are provided ONLY on the 600 yd. Firing line shooting can be done prone, sitting or standing. If a shooter is going to shoot prone it is advisable to bring a shooting mat. When an event is open for firing on the 300, 400, or 500 firing lines, only prone, kneeling, or standing fire is available and no benches are available at those distances.
All firing is single round only. If you are using a rifle that has a magazine, do not have more than 5 rounds in the magazine.