Indoor Firearms Range

The 18-meter (20 yard) indoor shooting range is open to Club Members and their guests. There are seven lanes – rated for basic handgun calibres up to .45ACP. We do not allow magnums, or steel ammunition of any kind. For long guns, we are only rated for .22LR and 9mm pistol calibre carbines.

The range is intended for members and their guests. Drop Ins by the general public are not allowed without prior consent.

📧 Questions? Email: sfgcrangebooking@gmail.com


Tuesday .22LR Rimfire Night

7:00 to 9:00 pm
Range fees:
Members: $5.00
Non-Members: $15.00
Rifle rental with 30 rounds of ammunition: $15.00

Wednesday “All Calibres” Night

7:00 to 9:00 pm
Range fees:
Member: $5.00
Non-member: $15.00

Upcoming special events and closures

CLOSED – Wed May 13 for a youth event
CLOSED – Wed June 10 for a youth event

Sunday range times:

  • Sunday, May 24, 1-5pm
  • Sunday, Jun 14, 1-5pm
  • Sunday, Jun 28, 1-5pm

WIPL Wednesdays! The 4th Wed of each month will have a WIPL event starting at 8pm. Regular member time from 7-8pm, then the Olympic style handgun competition time.

WIPL dates:

  • Wed Apr 22
  • Wed May 27
  • Wed Jun 24

Please note: The range is closed on holidays. Space is limited, so for larger groups, please book a private group session.

We are open to all ages and encourage kids to come and give it a try. While we don’t have a specific minimum age limit for kids, we need the following:

  • They must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
  • They must be mature enough to pay attention and follow instructions
  • They must be strong enough to hold a .22LR rifle

Wednesday nights are for Members and their guests to shoot their own handguns, as well as .22LR rifles and 9mm PCC. 

Due to a light backstop, we are limited to a max calibre of .45ACP for handguns. No magnums. No 7.62×25, no steel core/jacketed ammunition, etc. If a magnet sticks to it, we cannot use it. (see Range Rules for more info)

Bring everything you need, including ammunition, targets, stapler, eye & ear protection, etc. We do not have handguns to rent, nor ammunition to buy. Bring your firearms license and follow all transport regulations. Newcomers will have some paperwork and waiver to fill out, so come a few minutes early.

We have portable target stands so you can shoot close or the entire 18-metre (20-yard) length of the range. Since we do not have a target retrieval system, we shoot for a period of time, then have a cease-fire to change targets.

​*** Please note that if nobody is here at 8:30 – 8:45 pm, we may close early.  If you are planning on arriving after 8:30 pm, please let us know ahead of time using the “Reservation” email button below.


Sunday Range Events

Sunday events welcome 9mm PCCs and we have three soft target plinking stands for you to use. Just ask for one. We are also working on some drills and fun competitions. Just ask the range officers on duty for the latest and other ideas! 

​Sunday events usually run from 1:00 to 5:00 pm.


Range Rules

  • Treat every firearm with the respect due a loaded firearm. Never take another’s word that a firearm isn’t loaded.
  • Keep the muzzle pointed down range at all times you are on the firing line.
  • Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.
  • Be certain that the barrel and cylinder are clear of any obstructions.
  • Obey all Range Officer’s commands immediately. This is for your safety and others on the firing line.
  • All shooters and spectators must wear eye and ear protection.
  • Unholstered or uncased firearms must be carried with action open.
  • In the event of a misfire, the shooter shall keep the muzzle of the firearm pointed downrange for a period of 60 seconds prior to clearing the firearm.
  • Never take a gun from the holster or shooting kit until you have arrived at the assigned position and are facing the target. Shoot only at targets. Do not shoot at other objects.
  • Never speak to an individual on the firing line when he/she is in the act of firing.
  • Never unload a firearm or snap the trigger behind the firing line.
  • Never load more than 10 rounds in any firearm.
  • Do not fire until directed to do so by the Range Officer.
  • Be certain your guns and ammunition are in a known and proper condition.
  • Everyone not firing or coaching must remain behind the red line.
  • Anyone being aware of a dangerous situation existing on the range may call “Cease-Fire”.

Range Operation

Club-trained Range Officers run all range activities. It is essential that members and their guests follow the range officer’s instructions for everyone’s safety. Failure to comply with range officer instructions may result in the suspension of your membership.

While the above “posted” range rules mention holsters, our usual evening sessions won’t allow them to be used. Shooters are too close together and the bench right in front of the shooter can cause problems. Holsters will be reserved for special activities only.

Typical range sessions will be run as follows: The range will be operating in two conditions: “Safe” or “Hot”

The green light will be on indicating a safe range. This is when you can go downrange and change targets. Under no circumstances will you approach the shooting benches/mats and you will never handle firearms when the range is safe. You may load magazines away from the benches.

A red light will be on indicating a hot range and firing may commence when instructed to do so. You will never go downrange when the range is hot. Firearms are to be cased and uncased only at the benches/mats during a hot range.

When a hot range is about to go safe, shooters will make their firearms safe, and keep the action open so each firearm can be inspected to be sure it’s empty before the range is made safe. While not mandatory, chamber flags are appreciated to help speed this process.

Permitted Firearms

Air rifles and air pistols
Long guns: .22S/L/LR and 9mm Pistol Calibre Carbines. No other centerfire carbines.
Handguns: Basic calibres up to .45ACP. No magnums. No 7.62×25, etc. Our backstop isn’t rated for the big cartridges.

Ammunition

We prefer lead-free ammunition since this is an indoor range. Regular ammunition is fine, but consider moving to lead-free for cleaner air. Absolutely no steel ammunition. No steel plate. No steel core. If a magnet sticks to the bullet, leave it for an outdoor range.

1284 184th Street
Surrey, BC V3Z 9R9

© 2025 semiahmoo fish and game club