Section R8-3-203. Personal Use of Firing Ranges

A.      Arizona National Guard members and their dependents. Lim- ited use of firing ranges is authorized for active and retired members of the Arizona National Guard and their dependents. Use will be on a non-interference basis. To be eligible, the fol- lowing safety provisions must be satisfied:

1.        The National Guard member will serve as sponsor to the member’s dependents and must be present during all shooting.

2.        The National Guard member must be safety certified within the past year to use firing ranges personally or to serve as sponsor for the member’s dependents. Certifica- tion classes are conducted monthly by the Training Site Support Division with the assistance of members of the State Marksmanship Team. For class schedule, call [phone].

B.       All other persons. The personal use of firing ranges by individ- ual shooters is prohibited except for members of the Arizona National Guard and their dependents as described above. All other persons must be members of an organization   which holds the aforementioned insurance coverage and has executed AGO Form 350-6-1-R, non-exclusive license agreement.

Historical Note

Adopted effective January 31, 1994, pursuant to an exemption from the provisions of the Arizona Adminis- trative Procedure Act (Supp. 94-1).

The following Section was adopted under an exemption from the rulemaking provisions of the Arizona Administrative Proce- dure Act pursuant to A.R.S. § 41-1001 as substantiated by Attor- ney     General     Opinion     I87-061.     Exemption     from     the

Administrative Procedure Act means that the Governor’s Regula- tory Review Council did not review the rule; the Department did not submit the rule to the Secretary of State’s Office for publica- tion in the Arizona Administrative Register; the Department did not hold public hearings on the rulemaking; and the Attorney General has not certified the rule.