Introduction:
The Surrey Rifle and Pistol Club recognizes the importance of incorporating electronic target systems to enhance shooting experiences for our members and promote accuracy and safety. This policy outlines guidelines for the use of electronic targets, including liability for damage to range equipment and the responsibility of shooters to know where their shots are going.

Policy Statement:

1. The Surrey Rifle and Pistol Club encourages the use of electronic target systems to improve shooting practices, provide real-time feedback, and enhance safety measures.
2. All individuals using the electronic target systems at the club are responsible for ensuring the proper and safe use of the equipment.
3. Shooters must be aware of their surroundings, take precautions to prevent damage to range equipment, and have a clear understanding of where their shots are directed.

Key Principles:

1. Liability for Damage to Range Equipment:
   
   1. Shooters are liable for any damage caused to the electronic target systems or other range equipment as a result of their negligence or improper use.
   2. Prior to using the electronic target systems, shooters must familiarize themselves with the manufacturer's instructions and receive any necessary training on their proper operation.
   3. Shooters must report any malfunctions or damages to the electronic target systems immediately to a designated range official.
2. Knowing Where Your Shots Are Going:
   
   1. Shooters must maintain awareness of their shooting direction at all times and ensure that their shots are directed towards the designated target area.
   2. Shooters should pay attention to their surroundings, including the location of other shooters, targets, and range safety features.
   3. Any deviation or uncertainty in shot placement should be immediately addressed, and assistance from a range official should be sought if needed.
3. Compliance with Safety Procedures:
   
   1. Shooters must adhere to all safety rules and procedures outlined by the club, including those specific to the use of electronic target systems.
   2. Shooters should be aware of and follow any range commands or instructions provided by range officials during shooting sessions.
   3. Any concerns or questions related to the use of electronic target systems should be addressed to designated range officials or safety officers.
4. Proper Maintenance and Care:
   
   1. Shooters should treat the electronic target systems with care and respect, avoiding any intentional or reckless actions that may cause damage.
   2. Shooters should follow established procedures for cleaning, storage, and general maintenance of the electronic target systems as outlined by the manufacturer or club guidelines.

Implementation and Review:

1. This Electronic Targets Policy will be communicated to all club members, employees, volunteers, and visitors, who will be expected to read, understand, and comply with its principles.
2. The policy will be regularly reviewed and updated as necessary, reflecting changes in technology, best practices, and club requirements.
3. The responsibility for implementing and monitoring this policy will be assigned to a designated range official or safety officer, who will oversee compliance and address any concerns or queries related to electronic targets.
4. This Electronic Targets Policy represents the commitment of the Surrey Rifle and Pistol Club to ensuring the responsible use of electronic target systems while promoting safety and preserving the integrity of range equipment. Any questions or concerns about electronic targets should be directed to the designated range official or safety officer.

Signed:
Mike Arrow - Chairman
22/06/2023