Find forms and resources for completing the range certification inspection.

Shooting Range Inspector contact list

Shooting range inspector contact list
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What is a shooting range inspector?

A shooting range inspector (SRI) is trained and recognised by Te Tari Pūreke as competent to prepare the range inspection report required as part of an application for a range to be certified. 

Determining a range danger area

For information about determining a range danger area, see: 

Range certification guidance

Measuring the shooting range

This video explains how to measure a shooting range. 

Report forms

SRIs must use the following forms after completing a range inspection. 

To use the forms: 

  1. Save the forms to your device.
  2. Close the web browser.
  3. Find your saved file.
  4. Open with Adobe Reader DC or Pro (or similar PDF editor).
  5. Complete the form.
Range inspection report - parts A & B (FRMCR3-AB)
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FRMCR3-AB-Range-Inspection-Report-Parts-A-and-B.pdf
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Range inspection report - part B only (FRMCR3-B)
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FRMCR3-B-Range-Inspection-Report-Part-B-Only.pdf
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If you need extra pages:

Use the following forms to add supplementary information to the report. 

Shooting range additional comments (FRMCR3-X)
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FRMCR3-X-Additional-Comments-Page.pdf
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Shooting range additional photos (FRMCR3-XX)
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FRMCR3-XX-Additional-Photos-Page.pdf
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After inspection

If there are any issues, address them with the shooting range operator (SRO). 

When the report is finalised, give it to the SRO to include in their application for certification 

Contact

Contact the Clubs and Ranges team if you: 

  • have any questions about inspections 
  • are interested in becoming a Shooting Range Inspector.

Email: clubsandranges@police.govt.nz

Last updated
29 July 2024

 

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