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Operations and Business Development
Jeff Halter - President
218.966.2897
jeff@range-steel.com

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Gina Halter
218.966.2847
gina@range-steel.com

​​Shooting Safety

  • Do not use steel tipped ammo
  • 10 yard minimum with pistols
  • 50 yard minimum with slower rifles
  • Rifles over 2850 fps back up so bullet speed is below 2850 fps at target to avoid pitting
  • Mount at a downward angle to increase life span and safety
  • Never shoot at steel without proper shooting glasses & hearing protection
  • NEVER shoot steel core, steel jacket, solid copper ammo, or magnum rounds at the shooting target
  • Do NOT shoot the target with BB's, pellets, or air soft. They do not have enough force to splatter and will ricochet
  • Do NOT shoot any closer than 100 yards with a rifle and 10 yards with a handgun
  • Do NOT shoot a caliber larger than .308 at the shooting target
  • ALWAYS wear eye and ear protection while shooting at the target

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Fire Safety

  • Always have a fire extinguisher or a water hose nearby.
  • ​Make sure the fire pit or fire is at least 25 feet from any structure
  • Make sure the fire is constantly attended
  • Keep a first aid kit nearby for any accidental burns.
  • Put out the fire completely before leaving the pit unattended or before finishing the evening. Make sure you’ve completely extinguished the embers.
  • Do not light a fire in windy conditions. One stray spark can cause a large fire.
  • If a fire warning is implemented in your area, do not burn. The dry conditions in the area could influence rampant forest or brush fires based on a single ember or spark.
  • Never allow a child to start a fire or to play near the fire. Children should always be closely supervised around a fire pit.
  • Always use dry wood and kindling to light your fire. Never use accelerants, garbage or garden clippings to light a fire. Also, never throw any materials besides seasoned woods onto your fire.
  • Be aware that fire code officials can order certain fires to be extinguished, such as those that create objectionable odors or smoke or when local conditions make these fires hazardous.

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Manufacturer Warranty

Our 1-year limited manufacturer warranty covers any defects in material or workmanship under normal use during the warranty period. During the warranty period, we will replace at no charge, parts of a product, or an entire replacement of a product that proves defective because of improper material or workmanship during normal usage.