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River Hebert East
Civic Address of Range: 3842 Boars Back Rd, River Hebert
Location Description: Shipley Rd., 7.2 km from River Hebert
Lat/ Long Coordinates: N 45° 51' 04.0
UTM Coordinates: 20T E 392971 N 5057455
Office: Parrsboro
Phone #: 902-254-3241
County: Cumberland
Local Directives/ Notices:

RIVER HEBERT RANGE OPENED AS OF 2021-11-12. 

range is now only 50yrds from shooting table to target

  River Hebert Range Rules

Prohibited Bullet Types: traces, armour, piercing, explosive

Eye and Ear Protection are mandatory

Paper and cardboard targets only. (Metal and glass prohibited).

Maximum shooting distance: 50 yards.

Red Flags to be flown when range is active

                  - shooting to take place while seater at bench only. For safety reasons, the bench has directional                                 restrictions and must be used.

                  - open "Range in Use" sign at entrance before using range.

No Skeet (clay pigeon) shooting.

Improper or misuse of range may result in legal action.

To report damage to range contact DNR Parrsboro at 902 - 254 - 3241

To book the range on-line go to http://www.novascotia.ca/natr/srbs/

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER 911

 

 

Range Rules and Code of Conduct (for all provincial ranges):
1 Open the 'Range in Use' sign at entrance before using the range.
2 Raise the red warning flags to show the range is active.
3 Stay well behind the front or side of the firing line when firing is taking place.
4 Keep the action of your firearm open, except when in use on the range.
5 Keep firearm muzzle pointed down range towards target at all times.
6 Keep all ammunition under control.
7 Place targets off the range floor as near the backstop as possible.
8 Place targets before you approach the firing points with a firearm.
9 Use paper, cardboard, or soft plastic targets only.
10 Explosive targets are prohibited.
11 Load firearm only when all has been made ready for firing to commence.
12 Load only one cartridge at a time into the firearm.
13 Confirm that others are safely behind the firing line before you aim.
14 Before moving to the target or from the firing line:
  • unload and render the firearm safe;
  • leave the breach open and firearm down, and
  • BE SURE it is safe to proceed!
15 Clean range of all debris before leaving. Ensure all expended cartridge are collected.
16 If you are the last to leave, lower the red warning flags and close the range in use sign.
17 You must book range time through the Department of Natural Resources.
18 Unauthorized use of the range is not permitted. Book online or through your local DNR Office.
19 You must be 18 or over to book range time.
20 Anyone 17 or younger must be under the immediate supervision of a responsible adult.
21 You must follow the range officer's instructions, if one is present.
22 You must wear eye and hearing protection at all times while using the range.
23 You must follow the range safety procedures.
24 You must clean up after yourself - pick up all debris and expended cartridges.
25 Gun clubs must obtain a Shooting Range Group Permit from DNR to use department ranges.
26 You must NOT be under the influence of or in possession of alcohol or drugs while on range property.
27 You must NOT use unsafe or hazardous arms or ammunition.
28 Tracer, armour piercing, and explosive bullet types are prohibited.
29 You must NOT use metal, glass, or other unsafe targets. Explosive targets are prohibited.
30 You must NOT load or point your firearm behind the firing line.
31 You must NOT dry fire your weapon.
32 You must NOT talk to or distract a shooter, unless you are a coach or range officer.
33 Park vehicles in the designated parking area at a safe distance to the rear of the firing line.
34 Use this range at your own risk.
35 In case of EMERGENCY call 911.