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- Always keep your muzzle pointed in a
safe direction.
- Keep your finger off the trigger until
your sights are on target and you have made the decision to fire.
- Be sure of your target and backstop.
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Always wear ANSI approved safety glasses with side shields to protect
the eyes.
- Always wear shooting-rated
hearing protection.
- Always wear a baseball-type hat with the
brim pulled down snugly against the top of the safety glasses to protect the
forehead and top of the head from lead and jacket particles.
- Garments that cover all exposed skin are
recommended.
- After hitting a steel target, bullet
particles may create a "splash cone" of lead and jacket particles that can
travel more than 20 yds. for handgun ammunition and 75 yds. for rifle
ammunition. This splash zone can be a 25-degree cone in all
directions from the surface of the target.
- Use of frangible ammunition is
highly recommended when shooting at any steel target. When using
non-frangible ammunition, use only quality service/duty handgun
ammunition with a maximum muzzle velocity of 1,500 FPS. Rifle ammunition
muzzle velocity should not exceed 3,200 FPS. Never
use armor-piercing (AP), steel or hardened ammunition when shooting
steel targets.
- Lead shotgun birdshot and buckshot can
be used with steel targets. However, never shoot a
shotgun slug at a steel target, because serious personal injury up to
and including death may result.
- Recommended minimum distance from the
shooter to the ROTATOR is 8 yds. Recommended minimum distance to the
steel Rifle Plate is 75 yds. Spectators should stand at least 10 yds.
directly behind the shooter.
- Use only on a properly-constructed
firing range with an adequate backstop height (25 ft.) and an adequate
downrange safety area (500 yds.). Position the steel target as close as
possible to the backstop to reduce downrange ricochet effect and
distance.
- Discontinue the close-range use (under
75 yds.) of any
steel target that has surface defects caused by wear or use of improper
ammunition. The target impact area should be smooth and flat to safely
use steel targets.
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Disclaimer
These products are intended for a specific use as part of an inherently
dangerous activity. These products must be used in the intended manner
only and in direct compliance and accord with the enclosed instructions.
Even so, injury may occur. Due to the inherently dangerous nature of the
activity, no warranty of these products is given other than they will
perform as designed in their intended use. Any alteration of these
products or their use shall void all warranties expressed or implied.
Other than the forgoing, there are no warranties or guaranties given nor
any liability assumed by the manufacturer in the use of these products.
All risk of injury is assumed by and shall pass to the purchaser of these
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