As some of you may know the Range safety program pioneered on the MDshooters board has pretty much died. the effort was a valiant one but had some fatal flaws that led to its demise. As one of the few left in the program I have been charged with trying to create a viable program going forward.
I am looking for volunteers that are either already RSO certified or are willing to take the necessary training to and would be willing to offer up roughly 4 days of volunteer time in a year as range safety officers.
I am also looking for people that consider themselves qualified to take a joint leadership position in the program. This position will require a higher time commitment than the safety offers position and should only be sought after by a very experienced shooter.
There are some perks to the position including RSV's shoot for free at the park, but more important than that is the ability to give back to the sport. Good range officers make any range safer so the job is very important and should only be pursued by those who know up front they can donate the time and are of a temperament that allows them to work with a wide variety of people and personalities.
I can not express how satisfying most of my volunteer time at ENSF has been, this is truly a unique opportunity to give something back to a great sport as well as shape good shooting habits for new shooters coming into the sport.
Anyone interested in helping please PM me so I can start getting the ball rolling.
I am looking for volunteers that are either already RSO certified or are willing to take the necessary training to and would be willing to offer up roughly 4 days of volunteer time in a year as range safety officers.
I am also looking for people that consider themselves qualified to take a joint leadership position in the program. This position will require a higher time commitment than the safety offers position and should only be sought after by a very experienced shooter.
There are some perks to the position including RSV's shoot for free at the park, but more important than that is the ability to give back to the sport. Good range officers make any range safer so the job is very important and should only be pursued by those who know up front they can donate the time and are of a temperament that allows them to work with a wide variety of people and personalities.
I can not express how satisfying most of my volunteer time at ENSF has been, this is truly a unique opportunity to give something back to a great sport as well as shape good shooting habits for new shooters coming into the sport.
Anyone interested in helping please PM me so I can start getting the ball rolling.