Snake Creek Shooting Sports Master Terms of Service
Pull, LLC doing business as Snake Creek Shooting Sports | Effective date: Nov. 9, 2026
These Master Terms of Service (Master Terms) establish the general contractual framework for persons who enter the premises or transact with Pull, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company doing business as Snake Creek Shooting Sports (Snake Creek, we, us, or our). They apply to all onsite visitors, including paying and nonpaying patrons, spectators, guests, members, competitors, trainees, sponsors, vendors and event attendees, as well as to customers in online or offsite transactions, as well as other interested parties who interact with Pull, LLC. They cover properly accepted orders, website transactions, reservations, admission, memberships, retail purchases, regulated firearms transactions, training, events, rentals and other services. A particular activity or transaction may require an additional agreement, waiver, disclosure or policy. These Master Terms remain the default agreement for matters not addressed by a controlling, more specific accepted document.
1 Agreement and Scope
As a condition of admission, Snake Creek requires each individual seeking entry to the premises, including an individual who is not buying or participating in anything, to acknowledge and affirmatively accept these Master Terms through a signed paper form or legally effective electronic acceptance. Acceptance of these Master Terms is independent of any separate Participant Waiver or Safety Acknowledgment; if a waiver is inadvertently omitted, the separately accepted Master Terms remain in effect to the extent enforceable. Snake Creek shall maintain a paper acceptance procedure for outages or unavailable systems, and shall retain the version, date and proof of assent. Conspicuous onsite notices may supplement, but should not substitute for, proof of legally effective acceptance. A person who has not agreed to these Terms cannot be made a party to arbitration merely by an assertion in a posted policy that entry constitutes consent. For offsite dealings, acceptance may occur through a purchase, enrollment, reservation, registration or another legally effective process. Customer, Visitor or you means an individual accepting these Master Terms, whether or not the individual purchases, uses or receives a paid service, and, as context permits, a business entity properly represented by an authorized agent. An organization’s acceptance does not itself constitute an individual attendee’s acceptance. Each adult must separately accept these Terms before onsite admission and execute any applicable separate Participant Waiver before participating in a restricted activity. For minors, Snake Creek shall use the separately prescribed lawful parent or guardian admission, permission and waiver process; a parent’s acceptance may not bind a minor’s independent claim where law does not allow it.
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 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. Mandatory federal, Oklahoma and other applicable law always controls. These Master Terms are the standing default terms. A Specific Agreement supplements these Terms and prevails only on its expressly addressed subject matter, such as a membership’s price, benefits, term, renewal and cancellation rights; all other provisions of this agreement remain effective. The separately executed Participant Waiver exclusively governs any activity-specific release, assumption of risk or covenant not to sue, and may supplement or expressly modify the arbitration process only through separately effective agreement. Current Range Rules and lawful RSO or staff directions control immediate safety conduct, including authority to stop activity or deny access; they do not silently change payment, refund, term or dispute-resolution promises. A more specific policy may supplement these Terms for its stated transaction but may not override a controlling signed agreement without legally effective assent. Terms may be changed from time to time. Contact Snake Creek or Pull, LLC for the latest version of any relevant documents. An incorporated document must be sufficiently identified, available when required, and accepted using an enforceable process. Snake Creek will maintain the applicable version, acceptance date, and proof of assent for each transaction. Later website postings or operational changes do not retroactively alter a completed purchase, accepted renewal authorization, or existing paid term. Separate internal procedures – including the RSO Operating Manual, ATF compliance procedures, payment-card security protocols, emergency response plans, and environmental controls – govern Snake Creek’s own operations and are not themselves customer contracts unless specifically and lawfully adopted as such.
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. Admission, access to particular activities, and use of equipment may depend on activity-specific qualifications and the ability to comply with lawful safety instructions. Snake Creek may make individualized safety decisions based on the particular activity and available objective information, including whether a significant risk to others can be addressed through a reasonable modification. These Master Terms do not guarantee access to any particular lane, equipment, activity or modification, and do not expand or limit any right or duty imposed by nonwaivable law, including applicable disability-access law.
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 Snake Creek cancels because of its own mistake or inability to fulfill, it will refund the amount collected for the unfulfilled item, subject to mandatory law. 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, or cannot legally be completed, Snake Creek will follow the Firearm Sales and Transfer Policy and applicable law. Any permissible deduction for actual shipping, return, handling, or special-order costs must have been adequately disclosed before purchase. Refunds will be calculated under the relevant seller policy and applicable law after the item has been lawfully returned or otherwise accounted for. Consigned firearms and firearms held for storage are additionally subject to their separate agreements and all required federal transfer procedures.
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 separate condition of entry onto the premises. Admission to shooting areas and other restricted portions of the premises additionally requires completion of the applicable Participant Waiver, satisfaction of orientation and eligibility conditions, compliance with posted and published Range Rules, and following lawful Range Safety Officer (RSO) and staff instructions. A clerical omission or unavailable computer system does not waive these participation requirements or itself create assent to documents the visitor never accepted. Snake Creek may stop shooting activity, restrict equipment or access, or immediately remove a person when reasonably necessary for safety, security, legal compliance or serious misconduct. Detailed safety standards are in the Range Rules and specific-area documents, not these 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. Rental equipment remains the owner’s property. Customers must follow all instructions, use approved ammunition, promptly report malfunctions, and return equipment on time and in the agreed condition. Responsibility for breakage, loss, theft, or replacement is determined by the specific Rental Agreement, disclosed fees, causation, and applicable law. A firearm rental for use away from licensed premises may require separate federal transfer steps; onsite and offsite rentals will not be treated as legally interchangeable.
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. Reservations and paid activities may be postponed or canceled for weather, safety, maintenance, range restrictions, insufficient staffing, legal compliance, or other circumstances. The applicable booking disclosure and service agreement govern deadlines, deposits, changes, credits, and refunds. If Snake Creek cancels a paid activity and supplies no agreed substitute, the customer receives the refund or remedy required by the applicable agreement and law.
13 Payment Methods and Limited Authorization
Customers authorize only the charges expressly disclosed and accepted for a transaction, together with applicable disclosed taxes and fees. These Master Terms do not, by themselves, authorize future recurring debits, storage of payment credentials, charges for property damage, or unlimited charges to a card on file. A separate membership renewal and payment authorization, or another transaction-specific authorization, must identify the charge or method of calculation, timing, recurring nature, and cancellation process as legally required. Snake Creek may use third-party payment processors and secure tokenized payment credentials for authorized transactions; customers should enter payment information only through the designated payment channel. Damage charges, no-show fees, late fees, outstanding balances, and additional services must have a separate contractual and adequately disclosed basis, with a reasonably ascertainable charge. Snake Creek may invoice or pursue lawful collection of sums properly owed, without depriving the customer of statutory billing-dispute rights or payment-network protections. The details of cardholder-data retention, PCI DSS validation, access controls, and incident response are handled through Snake Creek’s internal Payment Card Security Policy and its processor arrangements; this customer contract makes no representation that internal standards can be altered by agreement.
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
Subject to mandatory law and any express written warranty, website functionality and information are supplied as available. Snake Creek does not guarantee uninterrupted website service, continuously available inventory, a particular training result, uninterrupted range operations, or approval of a regulated transfer. Any disclaimer of implied product warranties applies only where properly made and legally effective; nothing excludes nonwaivable warranties or deceptive-trade-practice protections. For claims arising only from a commercial transaction and not alleging bodily injury or death, and only to the extent lawful, neither party will be liable to the other for speculative, remote, or consequential commercial loss, except losses arising from fraud, willful misconduct, or obligations that cannot lawfully be limited. This paragraph is not a release of negligence claims for range injuries, does not restrict obligations under the separate Participant Waiver, and does not defeat mandatory statutory remedies.
18 Customer Responsibility Defense and Indemnification
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, each adult Customer or Visitor who accepts these Master Terms (Indemnifying Customer) agrees to DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS Pull, LLC d/b/a Snake Creek Shooting Sports and its members, owners, managers, officers, employees, Range Safety Officers, agents, authorized instructors and contractors acting on its behalf, and their lawful successors and assigns (collectively, Indemnified Parties), from and against third-party claims, demands, actions, suits, arbitrations, liabilities, judgments, reasonable settlements, damages, losses, and reasonable defense costs and attorney fees of every kind arising out of or relating to the matters described below. The Indemnified Parties are intended thirdparty beneficiaries of this Section 18 only to the extent of the rights it expressly grants them. The promise in this Section is in addition to, and not a substitute for, any separately accepted Participant Waiver or activity-specific agreement. Covered matters include any actual or alleged act or omission of the Indemnifying Customer connected with the premises or Snake Creek services, including: (a) possession, carrying, transportation, storage, loading, unloading, handling, holstering, drawing, discharging, lending, transferring, maintenance, or use or misuse of a firearm, ammunition, target, vehicle, rental item, or other equipment; (b) unsafe, negligent, reckless, intentional, or unlawful conduct, including accidental or unauthorized discharge, muzzle or trigger-control errors, unauthorized movement or weapon transitions, and interference with another shooter; (c) violation of applicable law, Range Rules, special-course rules, or lawful staff or Range Safety Officer directions; (d) inaccurate statements concerning firearm eligibility, identity, possession, transfer, or a purchase for another person; (e) actual or alleged injury, illness, death, property damage, theft, or loss to a third party resulting from the Customer’s acts, omissions, or failure to supervise a person whom the Customer is legally responsible for supervising; and (f) unauthorized instruction, commercial activity, event conduct, or use of the premises. This indemnity extends to claims asserted by other customers, visitors, employees, neighboring owners, property owners, and other third parties, including subrogation claims by insurers, but only to the extent the obligation is legally enforceable. EXPRESS INDEMNITY FOR CONCURRENT ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE. THE PARTIES EXPRESSLY INTEND THAT, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT ENFORCEABLE UNDER OKLAHOMA LAW IN THIS TRANSACTION, THE ABOVE DUTIES TO DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS APPLY EVEN WHEN A THIRD-PARTY CLAIM ALLEGES OR ESTABLISHES THAT AN INDEMNIFIED PARTY’S OWN ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE, WHETHER ACTIVE OR PASSIVE, CONTRIBUTED CONCURRENTLY TO THE INJURY OR LOSS, INCLUDING THE SHARE ATTRIBUTABLE TO THAT CONCURRENT ORDINARY NEGLIGENCE WHERE AND ONLY WHERE THE LAW PERMITS THAT SHARE TO BE SHIFTED. THE CUSTOMER DOES NOT AGREE TO INDEMNIFY AN INDEMNIFIED PARTY FOR THAT PARTY’S SOLE OR INDEPENDENT NEGLIGENCE, GROSS NEGLIGENCE, WILLFUL OR RECKLESS MISCONDUCT, FRAUD, VIOLATION OF LAW, OR ANY OTHER FAULT OR LOSS FOR WHICH INDEMNITY IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. IF ANY PART OF THIS CONCURRENT-NEGLIGENCE ALLOCATION IS NOT ENFORCEABLE, THE CUSTOMER SHALL REMAIN OBLIGATED FOR AT LEAST THE PORTION OF COVERED LIABILITY AND REASONABLE DEFENSE COSTS ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE CUSTOMER’S OWN ACTS, OMISSIONS OR LAWFULLY IMPUTED FAULT. Upon reasonably prompt written notice and tender of a covered third-party claim, the Indemnifying Customer shall, to the extent enforceable, provide and pay for a reasonable defense using competent counsel reasonably acceptable to the affected Indemnified Party. The defense obligation applies to an allegation potentially within the covered scope and need not await a final liability judgment, but does not require defense of wholly unrelated allegations. An Indemnified Party may control its own defense or employ separate counsel if reasonably necessary because of a conflict of interest, subject to lawful allocation of reasonable costs. The parties shall cooperate in the defense, preserve relevant evidence, and provide reasonable notice of proposed settlements. No party may settle a claim in a manner that admits fault on behalf of, or imposes nonmonetary obligations on, another party without that party’s prior written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld. If the final resolution establishes that some costs or liability were not covered, the parties shall allocate and adjust those amounts as controlling law requires. As to covered third-party claims, indemnity includes liability when legally fixed, amounts paid in reasonable settlement, reasonable investigation expenses, expert costs, court costs, arbitration costs, and reasonable attorney fees and expenses incurred in good-faith defense. The Indemnifying Customer also agrees to pay reasonable attorney fees and costs incurred by an Indemnified Party in successfully enforcing this express indemnity promise, but only when and to the extent an applicable statute, a controlling arbitration rule, and other nonwaivable law permit such recovery. An Indemnified Party may recover its own direct physical property loss attributable to the Customer’s conduct under otherwise applicable law and the relevant transaction agreement. No double recovery is permitted, and actual insurance payments shall be credited to prevent duplication. This Section does not require a Customer to maintain an insurance policy or guarantee that the Customer has funds or coverage to satisfy this obligation. This Section allocates responsibility as between the contracting parties and does not release the Indemnifying Customer’s own bodily-injury claims, bar a third party’s independent claim, create an injury waiver for a nonsignatory, or limit any nonwaivable statutory right. No parent or guardian purports to surrender a minor’s separate claim by accepting these Master Terms; any lawful supervision-based contractual obligation of the signing adult is distinct. Indemnity applies only to parties bound by an enforceable contract, is subject to all applicable public-policy limits, and survives the visit, transaction, event, or membership to the extent its covered subject matter requires.
19 Suspension, Termination, and Closures
Snake Creek may suspend or deny services immediately for a serious safety issue, credible threat, suspected illegality, fraud, or legal compliance concern, or as needed in the sole discretion of the onsite manager and/or owner; otherwise, a contract-specific cure or notice provision controls when applicable. Refund consequences are governed by the specific accepted agreement and applicable law. Termination does not eliminate matured payment obligations, lawful refund rights, completed transfer requirements, or provisions intended to survive.
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. THIS PARAGRAPH SELECTS A DISPUTE-RESOLUTION FORUM; IT IS NOT A LIABILITY RELEASE OR WAIVER OF SUBSTANTIVE CLAIMS. For purposes of this Section 20, Snake Creek includes Pull, LLC d/b/a Snake Creek Shooting Sports and, as to claims concerning acts performed for Snake Creek, its managers, owners, officers, employees, Range Safety Officers, agents and authorized contractors, each of whom is an intended third-party beneficiary solely of this arbitration provision. No person is bound merely by entering the property unless that person has legally assented or is bound under an otherwise applicable contract-law doctrine. Whether an arbitration agreement was formed, and whether a particular person is bound, shall be determined by a court when controlling law requires. No clause purports to bind a nonconsenting survivor or other independent claimant in a wrongfuldeath action, or a minor with an independent claim, beyond the extent permitted by law. Claims that applicable law makes nonarbitrable, claims involving government enforcement powers, and any legally required right to elect a judicial forum remain outside compulsory arbitration. Separate employment relationships and statutory workers’ compensation rights are not governed by these consumer Master Terms. Arbitration shall be administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) before one neutral arbitrator under the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules for individual consumers and visitors, and the AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules for negotiated business-to-business transactions, unless AAA determines another applicable rule set. The Federal Arbitration Act governs where applicable; otherwise controlling Oklahoma arbitration law applies. Consumer filing costs, administrative and arbitrator fees, and the location or remote method of hearing shall comply with the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules, its Consumer Due Process Protocol and applicable law. Commercial hearings shall be in or reasonably near Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, unless the parties or arbitrator adopt an appropriate remote method. The arbitrator may award the full substantive remedies available under controlling law, subject to lawful defenses. A qualifying consumer may elect small claims court as permitted by AAA rules and law. If AAA declines to administer a consumer case because Snake Creek has not satisfied applicable consumer requirements or paid required business fees, the consumer may proceed as the AAA rules and law allow. Before commencing a nonurgent commercial dispute, a claimant should provide written notice reasonably describing the claim and requested relief and allow 30 days for good-faith resolution; this does not bar the timely commencement of any claim or diminish a limitations period. Covered arbitrations proceed individually and not as class or representative arbitrations or consolidated claims without the parties’ written agreement, to the extent lawfully enforceable. A court of competent jurisdiction may decide contract formation or other nondelegable questions, compel arbitration, grant temporary relief in aid of arbitration, and confirm, vacate or enforce an award as permitted by law. For related court proceedings, venue lies in a court serving Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, or a federal court with jurisdiction there, subject to mandatory venue rules. Section 20 survives the end of an admission, visit, transaction or membership and does not eliminate nonwaivable statutory rights or remedies. 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; email 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
Snake Creek may change general website and operational terms prospectively with legally sufficient notice. Customers may not assign an account or membership without written approval; Snake Creek may assign a contract in a legitimate business sale or reorganization subject to applicable law and accrued customer rights. Provisions concerning unpaid lawful charges, refunds, records, intellectual property, permitted liability limits, indemnification under Section 18, and dispute resolution under Section 20 survive to the extent their nature requires. There are no third-party beneficiaries except those expressly identified in Section 18 for the limited purpose of indemnity or in Section 20 for arbitration, or as expressly created in a Specific Agreement. Severability and Narrow Construction. Each provision, sentence and lawfully separable application of these Master Terms is independent. If a court or arbitrator with authority determines any part invalid, illegal or unenforceable, the balance remains in effect to the fullest extent permitted by law. When permissible, an overbroad restriction shall be construed narrowly, reduced or severed only to the extent necessary to make the remaining promise enforceable, without creating a duty forbidden by statute or public policy. In particular, invalidity of any allocation for an Indemnified Party’s concurrent ordinary negligence under Section 18 does not defeat the narrower indemnity for the Customer’s own legally attributable fault. Invalidity of arbitration as to one claimant or claim does not, by itself, invalidate arbitration of other claims or parties who are lawfully bound. No narrowing or severance retroactively supplies missing contract assent or defeats a nonwaivable right. No Waiver by Delay or Nonenforcement. A failure, delay, partial exercise, prior exception, allowance of entry, acceptance of payment, leniency, or omission by Snake Creek personnel in enforcing any term, fee, rule, condition, acceptance procedure, or remedy is not a waiver of that requirement or of any later breach, subject to contrary mandatory law. A waiver of a contractual right is effective only if set forth in a writing signed by an authorized representative of Pull, LLC that identifies the specific right and occasion being waived, except where law recognizes an otherwise binding waiver or estoppel. A waiver for one event does not waive the same or a different requirement in the future. No failure to obtain a signature or deliver a document, however, constitutes assent by a person who never agreed or automatically cures an otherwise invalid agreement.
22 No Partnership or Authority to Bind Snake Creek
Membership, sponsorship, contributions, advertising arrangements, attendance at or participation in events, classes or competitions, and use of Snake Creek facilities do not, by themselves, create a partnership, joint venture, agency, employment, franchise, fiduciary relationship, ownership interest or management rights in Pull, LLC or Snake Creek. No member, sponsor, attendee, participant or event organizer may represent or bind Snake Creek without a separate written agreement signed by its authorized representative expressly granting that authority. Sponsorship and event agreements create only the specific contractual rights they state. This clause expresses the parties’ intent but cannot override a relationship established under applicable law based on their actual conduct.
23 Express Permission for Name Image Likeness and Media
BY AFFIRMATIVELY ACCEPTING THESE MASTER TERMS, EACH ADULT CUSTOMER EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZES Pull, LLC d/b/a Snake Creek Shooting Sports and its authorized contractors, licensees and promotional partners to photograph, film, record and use the Customer’s name, image, photograph, likeness, voice, appearance, statements and associated recordings captured or voluntarily supplied in connection with Snake Creek facilities, services or events (Media Materials). The Customer grants a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to record, reproduce, edit, adapt, publish, display, distribute and otherwise use Media Materials in lawful advertising, websites, social media, print, video, broadcasts, livestreams, event publicity, marketing, promotional and archival materials, in media now known or later developed, without further notice, approval or compensation. The Customer waives any right to inspect or approve permitted uses to the extent lawful. Permission continues after membership or transaction termination for Media Materials already captured or used, subject to mandatory law. This clause does not authorize false endorsement of unrelated products, publication of sensitive personal data, or use of third-party copyrighted works without permission. It does not bind minors or nonaccepting visitors. Commercial use of a minor’s name, image, voice or likeness requires prior parent or guardian consent under Oklahoma law; use involving nonaccepting persons requires separately documented consent or another valid legal basis.
24 Onsite Acceptance Record (Paper or Electronic)
The person identified below acknowledges receiving or having a reasonable opportunity to review these Master Terms, Version 5, including the conspicuous agreement to arbitrate in Section 20, and agrees to be legally bound by them. Signing these Master Terms does not replace any separately required Participant Waiver, Range Rules acknowledgment or special-activity consent. This acceptance record is for an adult acting personally; a business representative shall also identify the entity and authority to sign. Separate procedures apply for minors.