
Snake Creek Shooting Sports Master Terms of Service
Pull, LLC doing business as Snake Creek Shooting Sports | Effective date: November 10, 2026 |
These Master Terms of Service (Master Terms) establish the standing contractual and riskallocation
framework for every person or entity conducting business with, attending, entering,
visiting, using, or otherwise interacting with Pull, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company
doing business as Snake Creek Shooting Sports (Snake Creek, we, us, or our). They are intended
to govern all onsite visitors, paying and nonpaying patrons, spectators, guests, members,
competitors, trainees, sponsors, vendors, event attendees, and persons engaged in online or offsite
dealings. These Master Terms apply to admission, access, premises use, online activity, orders,
memberships, events, rentals, firearms and other product transactions, training, services, storage,
and every related interaction. Every contractual protection, remedy, right, limitation and power
reserved to Snake Creek is cumulative unless a more specific written agreement expressly states
otherwise. These Master Terms provide the controlling default wherever a specifically accepted
written agreement does not expressly address the issue.
1 Agreement and Scope
As an express condition of admission and every transaction, Snake Creek requires each individual
seeking entry or services to accept these Master Terms by signed paper document, authenticated
electronic signature, affirmative electronic acceptance, or any other legally effective method. The
acceptance is independent of any Participant Waiver, Range Rules acknowledgment or other
document, and no failure to obtain an additional document limits or waives protection arising
from Master Terms otherwise accepted. Snake Creek may preserve and rely upon paper forms,
transaction records, enrollment records, electronic logs, acknowledgment histories, email
confirmations and other competent evidence of contractual assent. Its admission procedures shall
include a paper alternative during computer or communications outages. Any failure by staff to
enforce an entry procedure or another document requirement does not amount to a waiver by Pull,
LLC of requirements, remedies or rights established in an independently binding agreement.
Snake Creek may deny or terminate entry or service where a required acceptance is absent or
disputed.
Customer, Visitor or you means each individual or entity legally bound by these Master Terms,
whether the person pays for a service, participates in shooting, attends a private event, visits as a
guest, purchases merchandise, or interacts with Snake Creek in another capacity. A person acting
for an organization represents that the person has authority to bind it. A parent or guardian
requesting admission for a minor must comply with the separate minor-admission, supervision,
permission, safety and signature requirements prescribed by Snake Creek. Snake Creek may
require individual acceptance from every adult participant or visitor independently of any event
sponsor, company or group organizer.
2 Contract Framework and Order of Precedence
For the transaction to which they apply and were properly disclosed or accepted, the Contract
Documents consist of: (a) these Master Terms; (b) any separately accepted Individual Membership
Agreement, Corporate Membership Agreement, Event Agreement, Training Agreement, Rental
Agreement, Consignment Agreement, Storage Agreement, Layaway Agreement, special-order
terms, or other signed transaction agreement (a Specific Agreement); (c) the separately executed
Participant Waiver and Assumption of Risk and any supplemental activity release; and (d)
identified customer policies, including the Range Rules, special-area or tactical-course participant
rules, Returns and Cancellation Policy, Firearm Sales and Transfer Policy, Shipping Policy,
Privacy Policy, and booking-specific disclosures. Policies apply only where properly incorporated
or otherwise legally effective.
These Master Terms are the standing default and shall be construed together with, and in favor of
cumulative protection under, all specifically accepted agreements and incorporated policies. A
Specific Agreement supplements these Master Terms and prevails only where it expressly
identifies and modifies a particular subject or clause. A Participant Waiver, assumption-of-risk
instrument or activity release supplements all other rights and protections afforded to Snake
Creek, including independent indemnification and arbitration rights under these Master Terms;
nothing in a Specific Agreement shall diminish those protections without an express written
amendment identifying the affected provision. Range Rules, tactical-course rules, RSO commands
and management instructions govern immediate onsite conduct and may be updated prospectively
by Snake Creek as an ongoing condition of safe participation. Acceptance of any later or additional
document is cumulative; mere silence on a Master Terms protection is not a repeal, release or
reduction of that protection. Where statutory law governs a transaction, Pull, LLC retains every
right, defense, exemption and remedy that law makes available.
Snake Creek may amend published policies, access conditions, operating procedures and these
Master Terms from time to time, and continued dealings following legally sufficient notice and
acceptance shall be governed by the applicable revised terms. Customers are responsible for
reviewing the operative versions supplied or identified by Snake Creek. Customer-facing policies
may be incorporated by reference to the extent legally effective. Snake Creek may preserve any
reasonable evidence of the terms accepted, including electronic versions, dates, account and
transaction records, digital signatures and security records. Internal procedures, including RSO
operating protocols, ATF compliance procedures, payment-card security procedures, emergency
plans and environmental controls, remain solely operational and create no independent customer
claim, third-party beneficiary right, warranty or guarantee.
3 Eligibility and Customer Information
Customers must satisfy all age, identification, residency, licensing, possession, eligibility, and
legal-capacity requirements for the applicable product or activity. Customers must supply
complete and truthful information, update material information, and present valid governmentissued
identification on request. Snake Creek may refuse or halt a transaction when information
is missing, unreliable, or inconsistent or when legal, safety, fraud, or operational concerns
reasonably require review.
Minors may enter or participate only when permitted by law and facility rules, with any required
parent or legal-guardian consent, signature, and supervision. A minor's participation is not
authorized merely because a parent paid for a booking or membership. The applicable waiver and
Range Rules establish additional age and supervision conditions.
All admission, use, access and participation privileges are conditional and revocable. Snake Creek,
through its managers, staff and Range Safety Officers, reserves broad discretion to refuse,
restrict, suspend, relocate or terminate admission, transactions, services, equipment use, training
or participation when it determines that safety, conduct, security, legal, compliance, insurance,
staffing, operational or business considerations warrant that action. No purchase, reservation,
membership, communication or prior admission guarantees future access to a particular area,
lane, product, event, instructor or accommodation. No employee or contractor may surrender or
restrict this authority without written authorization from Pull, LLC.
4 Website Accounts and Electronic Transactions
Customers are responsible for safeguarding login credentials and promptly reporting
unauthorized access. Customers may not access another account, interfere with site security,
scrape or misuse systems, submit false information, or use the website for an unlawful purpose.
Snake Creek may block access reasonably necessary to protect systems, customers, and
operations.
Customers consent to electronic records and transaction communications to the extent permitted
by law and may request a copy of the terms accepted for a transaction. Electronic signatures,
electronic checkboxes, and authenticated electronic acceptance may be used when legally effective.
Consent to transactional email does not constitute separate consent to promotional texts,
prerecorded calls, or marketing messages. Any marketing consent will be collected and honored
under the Privacy Policy and applicable law.
5 Orders, Prices, Taxes, and Availability
An online confirmation acknowledges receipt, but an order is not accepted until Snake Creek
accepts and processes it. Inventory, photographs, descriptions, specifications, prices, and
promotional offers may change or contain errors. Snake Creek may reject or cancel an order before
transfer or fulfillment for unavailability, inaccurate listings, fraud screening, legal compliance, or
safety concerns. If a transaction cannot be fulfilled, the specific accepted purchase, refund,
cancellation and payment terms govern the parties' rights and remedies, and Snake Creek
reserves all deductions, offsets, restocking charges, handling charges, credit rights and other
lawful remedies that were properly disclosed and accepted.
Customers pay the disclosed price, applicable taxes, shipping, third-party fees, and other
expressly identified charges. A material price change after order placement requires the
customer's agreement or cancellation and an appropriate refund. A substitute or backordered
product will not be imposed without consent. Special orders and deposits are governed by their
accepted checkout terms and the published Returns and Cancellation Policy.
6 Firearms and Other Regulated Goods
All firearm, ammunition, receiver, frame, magazine, accessory, and other regulated-product
transactions remain subject to controlling federal, Oklahoma, and destination law. Customers
represent that their purchase, receipt, possession, and use are lawful; that they are the actual
lawful purchaser or transferee; and that they are not acquiring a firearm for a prohibited person
or making an unlawful straw purchase. No website order, payment, reservation, or membership
creates a right to receive a firearm.
Snake Creek may ask for identification, residency and age documentation, receiving-FFL
information, and other information necessary to complete a lawful sale or transfer. It may decline
or stop a transaction on lawful compliance grounds, including where it has reason to question
eligibility or accuracy. Its separate Firearm Sales and Transfer Policy will supply operational fees,
transfer intake, pickup, delays, denials, returns, and disposition procedures. Nothing in these
Terms authorizes an unlawful or automatic forfeiture, disposal, or transfer of a firearm.
7 Licensed Firearm Transfers and Background Checks
Retail transfers by Snake Creek or another transferring FFL require all applicable identification,
ATF Form 4473, NICS or qualifying exception, applicable waiting requirements, and other legal
steps. An FFL may decline a transfer even if payment was received or a statutory minimum
waiting period has passed. For an out-of-state shipment, the customer must identify a receiving
FFL willing and legally able to accept it; its independently assessed fees and procedures are the
customer's responsibility unless otherwise agreed.
If a transfer is delayed, denied, abandoned, refused, interrupted or cannot lawfully be completed,
Snake Creek may suspend performance, retain lawful charges and expenses, require additional
documentation, impose previously disclosed handling or return fees, and pursue every remedy
authorized by the controlling Firearm Sales and Transfer Policy and applicable law. Snake Creek
is not responsible for a transfer refusal by another licensee or governmental system, or for a delay
outside Snake Creek's control. Consigned, stored and abandoned firearms remain subject to the
separate signed agreements and all mandatory transfer, storage and disposition rules.
8 Shipping, Returns, Warranties, and Cancellations
The Shipping Policy and Returns and Cancellation Policy, as disclosed and accepted for the
transaction, govern processing, restricted destinations, delivery claims, return eligibility, return
authorization, timing, restocking charges, and refunds. They must distinguish firearms,
ammunition, hazardous materials, other merchandise, special orders, transfer services, range
fees, training, private events, and deposits. No policy eliminates a nonwaivable statutory remedy
or an express written warranty.
Used firearms may be offered with an appropriately disclosed as-is sale condition to the extent law
permits; any express description or warranty remains enforceable. Manufacturer warranties are
governed by the manufacturer unless Snake Creek separately gives a written warranty. Contact
Snake Creek before shipping a firearm back for service, because receipt and transfer must comply
with firearms law.
9 Range Admission and Safety Authority
Acceptance of these Master Terms is a condition of entry. Separate Participant Waivers, Range
Rules acknowledgments, orientations, approvals and special-activity permissions may also be
required; each is cumulative and independently enforceable. A technical failure, administrative
oversight, prior exception, erroneous admission or staff omission does not waive Snake Creek's
right to insist on compliance or diminish contractual protections otherwise validly accepted. Snake
Creek may immediately stop any activity, close a bay or course, seize control of an unsafe activity,
prohibit particular ammunition or firearms, exclude a person, and remove any person from the
premises at the discretion of its managers and Range Safety Officers. Detailed safety protocols
appear in the Range Rules and special-activity documents and may be enforced independently of
the Master Terms.
A range admission, reservation, or membership confers only conditional use of designated
facilities, not possession of the premises or unconditional access to a particular bay. The
separately executed waiver determines the scope of activity-specific risk acknowledgment and any
legally permitted release. The Master Terms do not replace that waiver, alter an RSO's
operational authority, or establish technical firing-line procedures.
10 Tactical Course as a Separate Activity
The live-fire tactical or moving-and-shooting course is a distinct activity requiring its own
published participant rules, eligibility and qualification process, safety briefing, supervisory
controls, and any additional waiver or acknowledgment. Ordinary range or membership access
does not include that course unless the purchased benefit expressly includes it and all separate
conditions are satisfied. Course-specific matters, including one-shooter controls, permitted
movement and firearm transitions, RSO position, commands, and emergency procedures, belong
in the tactical-course rules and internal RSO operating procedures, and are not prescribed by
these Master Terms.
11 Training, Rentals, Events, and Third Parties
Classes, instruction, competitions, private events, corporate outings, promotions, and equipment
rentals may require separately accepted service agreements, quotations, participant forms,
equipment-specific restrictions, deposits, and cancellation terms. The signed Event Agreement or
approved event quote controls the reserved group's contracted economic terms; each attendee
remains responsible for individual waiver and safety compliance. An independent instructor's
facility-use agreement does not replace the student's separate training terms or participant
waiver.
All rented, loaned, leased or entrusted equipment remains the property of its owner. The
Customer accepts responsibility for safeguarding and returning all such property, for its
authorized and unauthorized use, and for all costs of loss, theft, destruction, damage, cleaning,
repair, replacement, recovery, delay and associated expenses chargeable under the applicable
rental or transaction agreement. Snake Creek may recover those sums by lawful invoicing,
approved payment authorization, collection, indemnity or other available remedies. Customers
shall use approved ammunition and promptly report any defect, accident, loss or malfunction.
Offsite firearm rentals, if offered, remain subject to every applicable federal and state transfer
requirement.
12 Memberships and Reservations
The applicable separately accepted Individual Membership Agreement or Corporate Membership
Agreement exclusively states the purchased plan, covered persons, benefits, exclusions, price,
initial term, renewal election, billing authorization, membership-specific cancellation, refunds,
and plan termination rights. In an express conflict on one of those subjects, the Membership
Agreement controls; these Master Terms provide the fallback rules on all other contractual
matters. Acceptance of these Master Terms alone does not authorize an automatic membership
renewal or a stored-card debit. Each participating person remains subject to separately applicable
waiver and safety conditions.
Snake Creek reserves the right to postpone, reschedule, relocate, restrict or cancel reservations,
events and paid activities for weather, safety, maintenance, range conditions, staffing, insurance,
legal compliance, emergencies, operational matters or any other business reason. The governing
booking and service documents exclusively control any credit, rebooking, refund, deposit,
forfeiture, cancellation fee or other financial consequence, together with any remedy that
controlling law requires. No course, event, lane, range or instructor is guaranteed to remain
available.
13 Payment Methods and Limited Authorization
Customers agree to pay all prices, deposits, taxes, fees, damage assessments, authorized recurring
amounts, cancellation charges, collection charges and other sums lawfully due under a transaction
or other accepted agreement. Where a Customer separately authorizes a card-on-file, installment,
recurring or other future charge, Snake Creek may collect each authorized sum through its
designated processor according to that authorization. A Customer shall reimburse chargebacks,
unpaid balances, returned payments, reasonable collection expenses and property damage
amounts where chargeable under the controlling agreements and law. Snake Creek may retain
payment credentials through a qualified processor and use tokenized methods for authorized
transactions. Cardholder data retention, PCI DSS obligations, network requirements, incident
procedures and internal safeguards are governed by Snake Creek's independent Payment Card
Security Policy and processor arrangements and do not create new contractual warranties.
No-show fees, damage fees, late charges, outstanding balances, added services and other charges
shall be established through the applicable rate schedule, Specific Agreement, purchase terms or a
separate legally effective authorization. Snake Creek may invoice, offset, charge an authorized
payment method and pursue collection and contractual remedies available to it. The failure to
charge a fee when first due does not constitute forgiveness or waiver. Snake Creek retains all
payment, collection and setoff rights available under the governing agreement and controlling
law.
14 Gift Cards, Credits, and Promotions
Gift cards, prepaid value, discounts, credits, and certificates are governed by the conditions
disclosed when issued and by applicable law. A promotion cannot authorize a prohibited firearm
transfer or override required checks. Expiration, fees, cash redemption, and replacement rights
are controlled by applicable federal and state law. Marketing and sponsorship arrangements
require separate terms and do not create an endorsement or agency relationship merely because a
customer uses the facility.
15 Privacy and Communications
The separately published Privacy Policy describes the categories of personal data collected, uses,
retention, disclosures to service providers, payment-related processing, cookies, communication
preferences, and applicable rights. Customer payment information should be submitted through
the designated secure processor; Snake Creek's separate internal security policies govern
handling by personnel and vendors. Operational and transactional notices may be sent through
the contact information supplied by the customer. Marketing email, SMS, or telephone
communications require any independently necessary consent and opt-out procedures. Section 23
contains the express publicity permission granted by each adult Customer who affirmatively
accepts these Master Terms. Use of any other person's likeness requires a separate legal basis or
appropriate consent.
16 Website Content and Intellectual Property
Snake Creek or its licensors retain intellectual-property rights in website content, names,
trademarks, photography, layouts, and materials. Customers may access and use the website for
lawful personal transactions, not for copying, republication, or commercial exploitation without
permission. Third-party links and systems are controlled by their operators, and Snake Creek
does not guarantee their availability or content.
17 Disclaimers and Limits for Commercial Claims
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ALL ACCESS, PREMISES,
WEBSITES, RENTAL SERVICES, TRAINING, EVENTS, AND INFORMATION ARE
PROVIDED AS AVAILABLE AND, WHERE APPLICABLE, AS IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS.
PULL, LLC DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY
SET OUT IN AN ACCEPTED WRITTEN AGREEMENT, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF
CONTINUOUS ACCESS, UNINTERRUPTED OPERATIONS, PARTICULAR RESULTS,
AVAILABILITY, RELIABILITY, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. No employee statement, marketing material, website image, safety instruction or
prior course of dealing creates an express contractual warranty unless Pull, LLC agrees in a
signed writing. Any product-specific warranty, if one is given, shall be governed by its own
conspicuous transaction documents and by controlling law.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ENFORCEABLE, PULL, LLC AND THE OTHER PROTECTED
PERSONS IDENTIFIED IN SECTION 18 SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL,
SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, REMOTE, SPECULATIVE, BUSINESSINTERRUPTION,
LOST-PROFIT, LOSS-OF-USE, OR OTHER INDIRECT DAMAGES ARISING
FROM ANY TRANSACTION, MEMBERSHIP, SERVICE, EVENT, RENTAL, WEBSITE USE OR
OTHER RELATIONSHIP. TO THE SAME EXTENT, THE AGGREGATE CONTRACTUAL
LIABILITY OF PULL, LLC FOR A DISPUTED PURCHASE OR SERVICE SHALL NOT
EXCEED THE AMOUNT ACTUALLY PAID TO PULL, LLC FOR THAT SPECIFIC ITEM OR
SERVICE DURING THE TWELVE MONTHS PRECEDING THE CLAIM, UNLESS A
CONTROLLING SPECIFIC AGREEMENT EXPRESSLY ESTABLISHES A LOWER LAWFUL
LIMIT. THESE LIMITATIONS ARE CUMULATIVE WITH, AND DO NOT DIMINISH, ANY
SEPARATELY EXECUTED PARTICIPANT RELEASE, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, COVENANT
NOT TO SUE, INDEMNITY, DEFENSE, OR OTHER PROTECTION OF PULL, LLC.
18 Broad Customer Defense Reimbursement and Indemnification
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ENFORCEABLE UNDER APPLICABLE LAW, EACH
CUSTOMER OR VISITOR WHO ACCEPTS THESE MASTER TERMS (INDEMNIFYING
CUSTOMER) EXPRESSLY, IRREVOCABLY AND UNCONDITIONALLY AGREES TO
DEFEND, INDEMNIFY, REIMBURSE AND HOLD HARMLESS Pull, LLC d/b/a Snake Creek
Shooting Sports; its present, former and future members, owners, managers, officers, directors,
employees, Range Safety Officers, agents, volunteers, instructors, independent contractors,
insurers, additional insureds, landlords and property owners, affiliated entities, successors and
assigns; and every person acting for or through them (collectively, Indemnified Parties), FROM
AND AGAINST EVERY CLAIM, DEMAND, ACTION, SUIT, ARBITRATION, LOSS, LIABILITY,
DAMAGE, JUDGMENT, SETTLEMENT, COST, EXPENSE, DEFENSE FEE AND ATTORNEY
FEE, including claims involving bodily injury, emotional distress, disability, illness, death,
survival or wrongful death, property damage, loss of use, product liability, negligent supervision,
negligent security, and alleged statutory or common-law liability. This undertaking covers claims
made by customers, visitors, employees, invitees, accompanying persons, neighboring owners,
insurers, lienholders, subrogees, governmental claimants where indemnity is permitted, and any
other third party, arising directly or indirectly from or related to the Indemnifying Customer's
entry, presence, activities, purchases, firearms, ammunition, equipment, vehicles, property,
associates, guests, acts, omissions or other dealings with Snake Creek, regardless of whether the
Indemnifying Customer is alleged or ultimately found to have been negligent. Each Indemnified
Party is an express and intended third-party beneficiary entitled to enforce this Section in its own
name.
The obligation applies to claims of every character and theory and includes, without limitation:
negligent, reckless, intentional or accidental firearms possession, transport, handling, loading,
unloading, carrying, display, transfer, holstering, drawing, discharge, storage, lending or use;
negligent or unauthorized ammunition or equipment use; bullet escape, accidental discharge,
ricochet or property damage; failures to comply with Range Rules, course procedures, safety
briefings or RSO commands; injuries, deaths or damage caused or allegedly caused by the
Customer or accompanying persons; negligent supervision of persons, including minors, over
whom the Customer owes a legal duty; misrepresentations about eligibility, identity, purchases,
transfers and transactions; theft or damage of property; account or payment misuse; unauthorized
instruction or commercial activities; interference with shooting operations; and course-related
movement, positional changes, firearm transitions or other tactical activities. The enumeration is
illustrative, not exclusive. No finding or admission of fault by the Indemnifying Customer is a
prerequisite to the duty to defend a claim within the contractual scope.
EXPRESS INDEMNITY FOR PULL, LLC'S OWN NEGLIGENCE. THE INDEMNIFYING
CUSTOMER SPECIFICALLY AGREES THAT THIS SECTION APPLIES TO THE
INDEMNIFIED PARTIES' OWN ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE, WHETHER ACTIVE, PASSIVE,
PRIMARY, SECONDARY, JOINT, CONCURRENT, COMPARATIVE, IMPUTED OR SOLE; TO
NEGLIGENT HIRING, TRAINING, SUPERVISION, STAFFING, INSTRUCTION, SECURITY,
INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, DESIGN, OPERATION, AND PREMISES CONDITIONS; AND
TO CLAIMS ALLEGING THAT AN INDEMNIFIED PARTY'S OWN NEGLIGENCE CAUSED
ALL OR PART OF THE INJURY, DEATH, LOSS OR DAMAGE, EVEN IF THE INDEMNIFYING
CUSTOMER DID NOT CAUSE OR CONTRIBUTE TO THE HARM. THE PARTIES EXPRESSLY
INTEND TO SHIFT THE ENTIRE ENFORCEABLE BURDEN OF SUCH CLAIMS, INCLUDING
DEFENSE AND SETTLEMENT COSTS, TO THE INDEMNIFYING CUSTOMER, TO THE
MAXIMUM EXTENT THE LAW PERMITS. THIS PROVISION IS A SPECIFIC, UNEQUIVOCAL
ALLOCATION OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR PULL, LLC'S OWN NEGLIGENCE AND SHALL
RECEIVE THE BROADEST CONSTRUCTION ALLOWED BY LAW. IF ANY PARTICULAR
APPLICATION IS UNENFORCEABLE, IT SHALL BE SEVERED OR REDUCED AS
NECESSARY WITHOUT IMPAIRING THE REMAINDER OF THIS SECTION OR ANY
INDEPENDENT OBLIGATION FOR NEGLIGENCE, DAMAGE, BREACH, MISCONDUCT OR
DEFENSE COSTS.
The duty to defend is immediate upon written demand by an Indemnified Party based on an
actual or threatened claim potentially within this Section and is independent of ultimate
adjudication, allocation of fault, available insurance, or payment of a judgment. At Pull, LLC's
election, the Indemnifying Customer shall retain and pay for qualified counsel acceptable to Pull,
LLC or reimburse Pull, LLC and any other Indemnified Party for counsel and experts selected by
that Indemnified Party. Pull, LLC may control, participate in, or assume control of the defense,
appeals, investigation, discovery, mediation and settlement as it reasonably considers necessary
to protect its interests. The Indemnifying Customer shall cooperate, supply relevant records,
preserve evidence, and advance or reimburse reasonable costs as incurred. No Indemnifying
Customer may compromise an Indemnified Party's rights, impose obligations upon it, admit fault
on its behalf, or settle a claim in its name without Pull, LLC's express written consent. Pull, LLC
may resolve a claim by reasonable settlement without surrendering its right to reimbursement.
Allocation of ultimately nonindemnifiable costs, if any, shall be determined only as required by
controlling law.
Indemnity encompasses amounts paid or incurred in settlement or judgment, reasonable legal
fees, expert and consultant fees, investigation costs, filing and transcript fees, arbitration costs,
court costs, appellate expenses, preservation expenses, emergency response expenses, property
repair and replacement, and every other recoverable cost of responding to a covered claim. THE
INDEMNIFYING CUSTOMER ALSO EXPRESSLY AGREES TO PAY THE REASONABLE
ATTORNEY FEES, EXPERT FEES, COURT COSTS, ARBITRATION COSTS AND OTHER
EXPENSES INCURRED BY AN INDEMNIFIED PARTY IN ESTABLISHING, ENFORCING,
COLLECTING OR DEFENDING THE VALIDITY OF THIS INDEMNITY, INCLUDING AN
APPEAL, to the maximum extent that fee shifting is enforceable. These duties are cumulative
with statutory indemnity rights, contribution, common-law claims, property claims, third-party
claims, and separate waivers, rental agreements and membership terms. Pull, LLC may seek
direct reimbursement for damage to its property or equipment, expenses caused by customer
conduct, cleanup, interruption of operations and other amounts chargeable under applicable law
and the Specific Agreements. Any valid insurance coverage or third-party payment may be
pursued without releasing the Customer from unsatisfied indemnity obligations and without
duplicate monetary recovery.
These obligations constitute an independent and continuing contractual promise, supported by the
consideration of permission to enter, conduct business with, or use the premises and services of
Pull, LLC. The obligations survive cancellation, termination, expiration, refund, removal,
suspension, completion of a transaction, departure from the premises, and any dispute over a
separate waiver. They apply to every covered claim whenever asserted, including claims first
discovered after the underlying visit or transaction. The rights of an Indemnified Party under this
Section are cumulative and are not impaired by available insurance, the existence or absence of
another agreement, staff omission, prior leniency, a customer's financial condition, or the
expiration of a membership. This section is an independent indemnity and defense agreement, not
a contractual limitation on any other protection afforded to Pull, LLC.
19 Suspension, Termination, and Closures
Pull, LLC, its owner, managers, and Range Safety Officers may refuse, restrict, suspend,
terminate or revoke access, memberships, services, transactions, event participation, privileges
and permission to remain on the premises immediately, with or without prior warning, whenever
they deem action necessary or appropriate for safety, compliance, security, misconduct, suspected
illegality, insurance, operational matters, the interests of Snake Creek or other lawful reasons. A
prior admission, waiver of a fee, warning, failure to intervene, or exception does not bind Snake
Creek to continued access. Financial consequences are governed by the accepted Specific
Agreements and applicable law. All accrued payment, indemnity, defense, arbitration,
intellectual-property and other surviving obligations continue in full force.
20 Governing Law, Disputes, and Notices
Oklahoma law and applicable federal law govern these Master Terms and, as the default, Specific
Agreements unless expressly and lawfully modified. IMPORTANT AGREEMENT TO
ARBITRATE: TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, EACH PERSON OR ENTITY
WHO LEGALLY AGREES TO THESE MASTER TERMS AND SNAKE CREEK AGREE TO
RESOLVE BY FINAL, BINDING ARBITRATION, RATHER THAN A COURT LAWSUIT OR
JURY TRIAL, EVERY CLAIM OR DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO ENTRY
ONTO, PRESENCE AT, OR USE OF SNAKE CREEK PREMISES, OR ANY INTERACTION,
PURCHASE, SERVICE, ACTIVITY, EVENT, MEMBERSHIP OR OTHER RELATIONSHIP
WITH SNAKE CREEK. THIS INCLUDES CONTRACT, TORT, NEGLIGENCE (INCLUDING
ALLEGED NEGLIGENT ACTION OR OMISSION BY EMPLOYEES OR STAFF), PREMISES
LIABILITY, PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, PRODUCTS LIABILITY, AND
STATUTORY CLAIMS TO THE EXTENT THOSE CLAIMS MAY LAWFULLY BE
ARBITRATED. A SEPARATE PARTICIPANT WAIVER IS NOT REQUIRED FOR THIS
ARBITRATION AGREEMENT TO OPERATE WHERE THESE MASTER TERMS WERE
OTHERWISE VALIDLY ACCEPTED.
For purposes of this arbitration agreement, Snake Creek includes Pull, LLC d/b/a Snake Creek
Shooting Sports and all of its owners, members, managers, officers, employees, RSOs, agents,
instructors, authorized contractors, affiliated entities, insurers, property owners, successors and
assigns to the fullest extent an arbitration agreement may protect them. These persons are
intended third-party beneficiaries entitled to compel and enforce arbitration. Every legally
arbitrable dispute, including a claim involving bodily injury, alleged staff negligence, premises
liability, property damage, statutory remedies, survival claims and wrongful death to the extent
such claims may be bound by contract, is included in the agreement to arbitrate. Separate
waivers, forms, purchases and transactions do not curtail this arbitration agreement unless a
separately accepted writing signed by Pull, LLC expressly and specifically amends Section 20.
Arbitration shall be administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) before one
neutral arbitrator under its applicable Consumer Arbitration Rules for consumer disputes and
Commercial Arbitration Rules for negotiated business disputes, including the fee and procedural
requirements of those rules. The Federal Arbitration Act governs when applicable, with Oklahoma
arbitration law governing otherwise. Commercial proceedings shall take place in or reasonably
near Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, or by an appropriate remote procedure. In consumer cases,
the applicable AAA consumer procedures govern arbitration costs, forum availability and any
small-claims option. If AAA is unwilling or unable to administer a dispute for a reason other than
a legal prohibition or Snake Creek's noncompliance with mandatory provider obligations, the
parties shall seek a legally available substitute administering organization or neutral arbitrator
on substantially similar terms. The arbitrator may grant all remedies available under controlling
law, subject to Pull, LLC's contractual defenses and remedies.
A claimant shall provide written notice identifying a nonurgent commercial dispute and permit
thirty days to pursue informal resolution, without extending any controlling deadline unless
agreed. The arbitration obligation is individual: no class, mass, consolidated, collective or
representative claim may be adjudicated in one proceeding absent Pull, LLC's prior written
consent and a legally effective basis. A court of competent jurisdiction may decide contract
formation and other nondelegable issues, compel arbitration, issue interim orders in aid of
arbitration, and confirm or enforce an award. Related permitted judicial proceedings shall be
brought in a state court serving Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, or a federal court having
jurisdiction there, subject to controlling jurisdiction and venue law. This agreement to arbitrate
and waive jury trial survives every completed, expired, canceled or terminated visit, membership,
purchase, event or transaction.
Customer-service and legal notices may be directed to:
Pull, LLC d/b/a Snake Creek Shooting Sports
10700 Highway 16, Beggs, Oklahoma 74421
Telephone: 918-267-4867
E-mail:management@snakecreekss.com
Formal legal notices should identify the dispute in the subject
line and be sent by a trackable delivery method when a contract or law requires it. Customers
must keep their own notice contact information current.
21 Amendments, Severability, and General Provisions
Pull, LLC may revise published general terms, operating rules, policies, access requirements and
future transactional conditions in its discretion upon such notice and assent as applicable law
requires. All rights, privileges, releases, indemnities, defenses, limitations, arbitration
agreements, fee entitlements, intellectual-property rights and remedies expressly or implicitly
afforded Pull, LLC are cumulative and survive for the period required by their subject matter. No
customer may transfer any right or membership without Pull, LLC's advance written consent.
Pull, LLC may assign any agreement in a merger, business sale, asset sale, reorganization or
otherwise as allowed by law. The Indemnified Parties identified in Section 18 and the protected
persons identified in Section 20 are express third-party beneficiaries of those provisions and may
directly enforce their rights.
Maximum Enforceability Severability and Reformation. Each sentence, phrase, obligation,
remedy, defense, allocation of risk and application of these Master Terms is independently
enforceable. If a court or arbitrator holds any provision or any application invalid, excessive,
contrary to law or otherwise unenforceable, that portion shall be severed, narrowed, reformed or
reduced only to the smallest degree legally required, and every other portion shall remain valid
and effective. An unenforceable application of indemnification for sole negligence shall not impair
indemnification for concurrent negligence, customer-attributable negligence, contract breach,
defense costs, property losses or any other enforceable application. Any unenforceable application
of arbitration shall not defeat arbitration of other claims or claims asserted by parties lawfully
bound. The parties intend every provision to be enforced to the maximum extent that a tribunal
may lawfully permit.
No Waiver by Course of Performance; Election of Remedies. No act, omission, delay, tolerance,
silence, leniency, partial enforcement, previous exception, acceptance of payment, prior admission,
continued business, staff oversight, computer failure, or failure to insist on strict compliance shall
constitute a waiver, modification, estoppel, release or election of remedies by Pull, LLC. Pull, LLC
may enforce any term or right after any number of previous failures to enforce it. No waiver by
Pull, LLC is effective unless memorialized in a separate writing signed by a person expressly
authorized by Pull, LLC and identifying the specific right and instance waived. Each waiver is
limited to its stated occasion. Exercise or nonexercise of one remedy does not preclude any
cumulative remedy, and the existence of a lesser remedy does not restrict a more protective
remedy otherwise available under these Master Terms or law.
22 No Partnership or Authority to Bind Snake Creek
Neither membership, sponsorship, donations, advertising, event participation, hosting,
instruction, volunteer activity, premises use nor any other dealing creates a partnership, joint
venture, agency, franchise, fiduciary duty, employment, ownership, tenancy, possessory right,
profit-sharing interest or other business relationship with Pull, LLC beyond the specific
contractual rights expressly granted. No member, customer, sponsor, attendee, volunteer, vendor,
instructor, event organizer or other person may bind, represent, incur obligations for, or claim
authority from Pull, LLC without a separate written delegation signed by an authorized Pull, LLC
representative. Prior conduct or public association with Snake Creek does not grant implied
authority to bind Pull, LLC.
23 Express Permission for Name Image Likeness and Media
BY AFFIRMATIVELY ACCEPTING THESE MASTER TERMS, EACH CUSTOMER GRANTS
PULL, LLC D/B/A SNAKE CREEK SHOOTING SPORTS, ITS SUCCESSORS, AFFILIATES,
ADVERTISING PARTNERS, LICENSEES, CONTRACTORS AND ASSIGNS AN
IRREVOCABLE, PERPETUAL, WORLDWIDE, TRANSFERABLE, SUBLICENSABLE AND
ROYALTY-FREE RIGHT AND PERMISSION TO CAPTURE, RECORD, REPRODUCE, EDIT,
ADAPT, ALTER, COMBINE, PUBLISH, EXHIBIT, DISTRIBUTE, BROADCAST, STREAM,
PROMOTE AND OTHERWISE USE THE CUSTOMER'S NAME, VOICE, IMAGE, LIKENESS,
PHOTOGRAPH, BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION, APPEARANCE, STATEMENTS AND
RECORDINGS IN ANY PRESENT OR FUTURE MEDIA IN CONNECTION WITH THE
FACILITY, BUSINESS, EVENTS, PRODUCTS, ADVERTISING, MARKETING, SPONSORSHIP,
PUBLICITY, PUBLIC RELATIONS, ARCHIVES AND PROMOTIONS. The Customer grants this
permission without additional payment, approval, inspection, notice or accounting and waives any
claim to royalties, compensation or prior review associated with authorized use. This permission
survives termination of membership, completion of services and departure from the premises. The
Customer represents that any content the Customer voluntarily provides may lawfully be used
pursuant to this grant and shall indemnify the Indemnified Parties against claims arising from
breach of that representation.
This publicity authorization is cumulative with every separate photography, marketing, event,
participant, sponsorship or media consent obtained by Pull, LLC. Any permission required from a
parent, legal guardian, performer, copyright holder or other rights holder may be collected in an
additional form. Pull, LLC reserves all rights to use its own photographs, videos, security footage,
event recordings, business names, logos and original content in accordance with applicable law.
24 Onsite Acceptance Record (Paper or Electronic)
The undersigned acknowledges receiving or having the opportunity to inspect these Master
Terms, adopted November 10, 2026. By signing, or by using Pull, LLC’s facilities or premises, the
undersigned affirmatively accepts and agrees to be legally bound by these Master Terms in every
capacity in which acceptance is legally effective. Pull, LLC may also require separate Participant
Waivers, Range Rules acknowledgments and activity consents. The signer warrants authority to
bind any entity on whose behalf the signer signs, and a parent or guardian shall complete any
required separate minor-participant forms.
This privacy policy has been compiled to better serve those who are concerned with how their 'Personally Identifiable Information' (PII) is being used online. PII, as described in US privacy law and information security, is information that can be used on its own or with other information to identify, contact, or locate a single person, or to identify an individual in context. Please read our privacy policy carefully to get a clear understanding of how we collect, use, protect or otherwise handle your Personally Identifiable Information in accordance with our website (Site).
When ordering or registering on our site, as appropriate, you may be asked to enter your name, email address, mailing address, phone number, credit card information or other details to help you with your experience.
We collect information from you when you register on our site, place an order, subscribe to a newsletter, respond to a survey, fill out a form, Use Live Chat or enter information on our site.
We may use the information we collect from you when you register, make a purchase, sign up for our newsletter, respond to a survey or marketing communication, surf the website, or use certain other site features in the following ways:
We do not use vulnerability scanning and/or scanning to PCI standards.
Your personal information is contained behind secured networks and is only accessible by a limited number of persons who have special access rights to such systems. In addition, all sensitive/credit information you supply is encrypted via Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology.
We implement a variety of security measures when a user places an order enters, submits, or accesses their information to maintain the safety of your personal information.
All transactions are processed through a third-party gateway provider.
Yes. Cookies are small files that a site or its service provider transfers to your computer's hard drive through your Web browser (if you allow) that enables the site's or service provider's systems to recognize your browser and capture and remember certain information. For instance, we use cookies to help us remember and process the items in your shopping cart. They are also used to help us understand your preferences based on previous or current site activity, which enables us to provide you with improved services. We also use cookies to help us compile aggregate data about site traffic and site interaction so that we can offer better site experiences and tools in the future.
We use cookies to:
You can choose to have your computer warn you each time a cookie is being sent, or you can choose to turn off all cookies. You do this through your browser settings. Since browser is a little different, look at your browser's Help Menu to learn the correct way to modify your cookies.
If users disable cookies in their browser:
If you turn cookies off, some features will be disabled. Some of the features that make your site experience more efficient and may not function properly.
We do not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer to outside parties your Personally Identifiable Information.
We (the Site) may use third-party technology services. These services may include, but are not limited to the following:
We share your Personal Information with third parties.
We use the Order Information that we collect generally to fulfill any orders placed through the Site (including processing your payment information, arranging for shipping, and providing you with invoices and/or order confirmations). Additionally, we (or third parties) use this Order Information to:
CalOPPA is the first state law in the nation to require commercial websites and online services to post a privacy policy. The law's reach stretches well beyond California to require any person or company in the United States (and conceivably the world) that operates websites collecting Personally Identifiable Information from California consumers to post a conspicuous privacy policy on its website stating exactly the information being collected and those individuals or companies with whom it is being shared. - See more at: http://consumercal.org/california-online-privacy-protection-act-caloppa/#sthash.0FdRbT51.dpuf
According to CalOPPA, we agree to the following:
When it comes to the collection of personal information from children under the age of 13 years old, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) puts parents in control. The Federal Trade Commission, United States' consumer protection agency, enforces the COPPA Rule, which spells out what operators of websites and online services must do to protect children's privacy and safety online.
We do not specifically market to children under the age of 13 years old.
The Fair Information Practices Principles form the backbone of privacy law in the United States and the concepts they include have played a significant role in the development of data protection laws around the globe. Understanding the Fair Information Practice Principles and how they should be implemented is critical to comply with the various privacy laws that protect personal information.
We also agree to the Individual Redress Principle which requires that individuals have the right to legally pursue enforceable rights against data collectors and processors who fail to adhere to the law. This principle requires not only that individuals have enforceable rights against data users, but also that individuals have recourse to courts or government agencies to investigate and/or prosecute non-compliance by data processors.
The CAN-SPAM Act is a law that sets the rules for commercial email, establishes requirements for commercial messages, gives recipients the right to have emails stopped from being sent to them, and spells out tough penalties for violations.
We collect your email address in order to:
If at any time you would like to unsubscribe from receiving future emails, you can email us at management@snakecreekss.com
If there are any questions regarding this privacy policy, you may contact us using the information below.

