Adult Guest Sample Clauses

Adult Guest. Adult Guests are the guests of a Full Member who are over the age of 18. Guests are not required to attend a Range Orientation class or to meet any of the requirements 3 Note: Must reside at the same address.
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Adult Guest. Adult Guests are the guests of a Full Member who are over the age of 18. Guests are not required to attend a Range Orientation class or to meet any of the requirements of a Full Member. Guests do not have independent access to the range and must be with their Full Member sponsor when they are on the range property. Full Member sponsors are responsible for collecting and/or paying a Daily Fee of $15.008 for each Guest. All Guests must complete and sign a new liability/risk waiver for each visit. Full Members may not have more than three (3) Guests on the property at any one time regardless of whether they are shooting or observing. All Guests must be more than five (5) years of age.
Adult Guest. Adult Guests are the guests of a Full Member who are over the age of 18. Guests are not required to attend a Range Orientation class or to meet any of the requirements 5 Note: Must reside at the same address. of a Full Member. Guests do not have independent access to the range and must be with their Full Member sponsor when they are on the range property. Full Member sponsors are responsible for collecting and/or paying a Daily Fee of $15.006 for each Guest. All Guests must sign a new liability/risk waiver for each visit. Full Members may not have more than three (3) Guests on the property at any one time regardless of whether they are shooting or observing. All Guests must be more than five (5) years of age unless approved in advance by the Range Owners. Members may not conduct classes/instruction or identify students as guests in order to avoid compliance with Range use policies or Instructor insurance/certification requirements. Conducting formal instruction for “Guests” will be considered a violation of this agreement and treated accordingly (See paragraph 8). Note: formal instruction is normally conducted for a fee and does not include demonstrating firearms use & safety to friends & family. Full Members are responsible for their Guests at all times and must insure their compliance with all Range and Firearms Safety Rules as detailed in Annexes C & D. (See specifically Annex C, rule 16).
Adult Guest. Adult Guests are the guests of a Full Member who are over the age of 18. Guests are not required to attend a Range Orientation class or to meet any of the requirements of a Full Member. Guests do not have independent access to the range and must be with their Full Member sponsor when they are on the range property. Full Member sponsors are responsible for collecting and/or paying a Daily Fee of $15.005 for 4 Note: Must reside at the same address.

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