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If you're in California, email me.
Glad you're making progress. To further complicate things, it's all different from location to location. If the Range Officer recognizes you as new to the range, he should take some time to explain the dilly to you. If he doesn't, approach him with an "Excuse me sir" and ask for the run-through. If there's no range officer, try to find a friendly face and ask the local customs.
An armed society is a polite society, and truer words were never spoken. I'm 45 years old and I call everybody "sir" at the range if I don't know their name.
You will piss everybody at the range off if you just walk downrange anytime you feel like changing targets, or if you handle your weapon during a cease fire. You will never piss anybody off asking about range safety.
Be safe, have fun, hang around here and learn. I have found TFL to be the best firearms resource on the web.
Regards,
Ledbetter
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