2-Minute Shooting Checklist

CHECK OFF EACH ITEM AS YOU CONFIRM IT IS PACKED AND READY TO GO.

Safety Glasses Ricochets and back- Target Stand or Spinner

blast are not uncommon and can cause serious
damage to your eyes. A $5.00 pair of cool-looking
glasses could save your eyesight.
Ear Protection A discharging firearm
can be as loud as 150 decibels and can cause
permanent loss of hearing. Consider using
headphones or ear plugs.
Hand Wipes Depending on the
ammunition used, discharging a firearm may cause
lead residue or hazardous primer residue to develop
on and around the firearm. It is best to wash your
hands after shooting to avoid lead poisoning and
other ailments.
Target
Cleaning Kit It is usually a good idea to
have a cleaning kit on hand in the event that a gun is
dropped or soiled
Cloth Rag
Gun Oil Depending on your firearm, you may
find it necessary to slightly lubricate moving parts to
improve performance and to reduce wear while
firing. It is also advisable to apply a very thin
application of oil to all blued steel surfaces before,
during, and after shooting.

Firearm(s) Targets If you do not have good paper

targets, consider downloading and printing free
Ammunition Sending lead down range targets at www.luckygunner.com/free-targets.
is a lot more fun than just pointing the gun at the
target. Be sure to bring it all. You never want to run Tape or Stapler If you are shooting
out before you are ready. paper targets, you will need some way of fastening
them to the backstop. Consider using an inexpensive
Extra Magazines construction-grade stapler.

Spotting Scope Target Patches These provide serious

shooters with a means of re-using the same target
Spotting Scope Mount for multiple groupings and exercises.

Range Finder Pen or Marker (for

Sand Bag or Bench Rest marking targets) A good permanent
marker can be a great way to mark up targets during
Screwdriver (if using drills and friendly competitions.

scope) You will need a screwdriver or similar Bottled Water

to adjust most scopes.
Snack
Hammer and Site Tap You may
need these items if you plan to adjust your front
sights.

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