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5-411.02 - Failure to Attend Firearms Training
5-412.01 - Range Rules – Indoor and Outdoor

5-412 - Use of Department Range Facility

  • Summary: Outlines regulations for MPD personnel using department shooting ranges.
  • Effective Date: 11-27-2002
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Policy

The MPD Range facility may only be used by sworn law enforcement personnel or persons authorized by the Rangemaster. Sworn law enforcement personnel from agencies other than the MPD may be permitted to use the Range facility with the prior approval of the Chief of Police. In these instances, at least one Range staff officer must be present to monitor the use of the facility.

Only MPD-authorized ammunition and an officer's primary and secondary firearm may be used at an MPD Range facility.

 

Definitions

Refer to the Commonly Used Terms page for general definitions.

  • Firearms/Ammunition/Firearm Accessories: A device that projects either single or multiple projectiles at high velocity. Ammunition is a term meaning the assembly of a projectile and its propellant. Accessories include but are not limited to holsters, gun cases, firearm optics, suppression devices, cleaning supplies, etc.
5-411.02 - Failure to Attend Firearms Training
5-412.01 - Range Rules – Indoor and Outdoor

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