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The Paradise Rod & Gun Club (PRGC) range facility is designed to provide authorized member’s access to a safe, controlled, environment where they can become proficient with privately owned firearms and archery equipment or those issued to them by law enforcement agencies.

A CNRA and\or NRA-trained, PRGC-approved Range Safety Officer (RSO) is the mechanism by which safety and control are actualized and is required at all times on a live range.

If you are not an RSO yourself, you must make arrangements to have an RSO present in order to shoot. You may review the calendar or call the club phone at (530) 407-9093.

Range Safety Officer

Becoming a Certified NRA RSO

Go to nrainstructors.org.
In the dark blue bar at the top, click FIND A COURSE.
Under SAFETY category, select "NRA Basic Range Safety Officer Course."
In the search area, enter zip code and distance perameters.
Select course date and location.
Register and pay for course.
Upon successful completion and passing of the course, return to nrainstructors.org. Pay your annual NRA Instructor’s fee online. Save and print your RSO certificate.
Contact the PRGC Club Safety Manager at csm@thePRGClub.org or 530-407-9093 to request a PRGC range‐specific orientation in order to obtain approval to act as an RSO for that range, along with access keys and/or instructions.

Becoming a Certified CRPA RSO

Go to crpa.org/events/training-and-education/.
Search list for Range Safety Officer classes in your area.
Register for class.